If your idea of "Himalayan Art" is just a dusty thangka hanging in a tourist shop in Thamel, it’s time for a major reality check. Rangjung Yeshe Institute is throwing a massive symposium called "Embodied Wisdom," and no, it’s not just a bunch of scholars talking to their own reflections.

This is about art that actually does something. We’re talking about Buddhist art practices that have survived more drama than a Nepali political coalition. From April 24 to May 1, Bauddha is going to be the epicenter of everything cool, sacred, and ancient.

Expect mind-bending exhibits and roundtable discussions where people actually use their brains for something other than scrolling TikTok. Whether you’re a Gen Z activist looking for "vibes" or an old-school devotee, this is the place to be. It’s deep, it’s Himalayan, and best of all? It’s FREE.

The Details (Don't Lose This Like Your Umbrella):

• When: April 24 – May 1

• Where: Rangjung Yeshe Institute, Bouddha

• Time: 10:00 AM onwards (Nepali time... so maybe 10:15?)

• Entry: Absolutely Free!

Come for the wisdom, stay for the Buddha energy. Don't be a jholey and miss out on some actual culture.