The Alchemy of Himalayan Healing
A Talk with Carroll Dunham
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Carroll Dunham is an anthropologist, Buddhist practitioner, chaplain and pilgrim. Passionate about Himalayan herbs, she has worked with traditional healers in the Himalayas and Mongolia and is a life long student of the profound teachings of Sowa Rigpa. Author of 5 books on Himalayan cultures, she has produced over 12 films exploring the Science of Buddhism, Virgin Goddesses, Nomads of Mongolia and more. Her most recent book, a collaborative effort, Boudha: Restorating The Great Stupa with photographer Mani Lama and other contributors. After 30 years living in Nepal, with 16 summers in Mongolia, she and her husband now reside in New Mexico, learning to grow medicinal plants in the soil and elements of this high plateau desert.
Exploring medicinal plants and traditional healers of the Himalayas, the challenges they face in keeping this ancient knowledge flourishing, we discover some of the most profound aspects of healing as this tradition responds to the climatic and social challenges of our times.
Join Carroll Dunham and Thomas Kelly in Mongolia this September!:
NOMAD LIFE AND EAGLE FESTIVAL TOUR
September 8th - 21st, 2021
Explore Mongolia at the crossroads of Russia, China, and Kazakhstan, to experience the timeless beauty of the Mongolian Kazakh people and their way of life. We journey into magnificent and dramatic landscapes where for thousands of years these valleys have been home to a nomadic people whose livelihoods rely on hunting and herding. The trip is carefully designed to provide cultural immersion into all aspects of Kazakh nomadic experience, especially its 2,000-year-old tradition of hunting with Golden Eagles. In one of the planet’s remotest corners where the warmhearted Kazakhs will embrace you with authentic life-changing experiences.
Trip Leaders: Thomas L. Kelly, Carroll Dunham, Dosjan K.
Deadline for Deposit and sign up: June 20th, 2021
Limited to 12 travelers.
