Beleef een dag vol heling, wijsheid en inspiratie, midden in het centrum van Emmen, Drenthe. Het Tibetmuseum in het Rensenpark organiseert op zondag 15 juni 2025 de vierde editie van het Tibetan Healing Festival. Het museum, de galerie en het Manrushi Tibetan Arts & Healing Centre veranderen in een serene oase van rust, energie en Tibetaanse traditie. Ontdek zelf hoe

The exhibition “Tibet Art Now 3.0” – “Nostalgia over the edges”, is our third one, during the last decade. It is an amalgamation of artworks by Tibetan Artists from India, Nepal, Bhutan and Lhasa Tibet, who are masters Artists or less well known yet emerging Artists. The Exhibition retraces a special era in Human history, which profoundly challenged Tibetan Artists,

Join us to experience this unique Tibetan healing midsummer day. Lama Tashi Norbu will take you on a beautiful musical journey, chanting healing mantras with you. Be enchanted by a sound concert with Tibetan singing bowls and marvel at the beautiful Museum of Contemporary Tibetan Art, located in the center of Emmen, in the beautiful Rensenpark. There will be time

Our Museum is following his Holiness 14th Dalai Lama of Tibet principle commitments in life one of which is to encouraging harmony among the world’s religious traditions. Despite philosophical differences between them, all major world religions have the same potential to create good human beings. It is therefore important for all religious traditions to respect one another and recognise the

Mandalas are made by Tibetan Monks in their monasteries and have to be destroyed upon their completion, giving to the public a lesson of attachment, acceptance and the impermanence of life. They are made by coloured mineral sand with special metal tubes called Chak- Pur Artists mandala includes a circle, a central point, and some form of symmetry. Usually there