Resources

Parker, Anne Z; Susani, Dominique, Tshering Choden.

Sacred Geometry; An Exploration of Sacred Geometry of Stupas in Bhutan invites you to the active healing and aligning qualities of sacred geometry alive in the stupas of Bhutan. It describes aspects of sacred geometry used in the construction of a sample of stupas in Bhutan in order to begin to understand and illuminate the principles underlying Bhutanese stupas.

Crowley-Susani, Karen, Parker, Anne Z, Susani, Dominique,

It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.

Parker, Anne Z. and Susani, Dominique

Exploring a European tradition formerly considered a lost art, this accessible guide offers day-to-day applications of earth-energy work. From the simple act of bed placement to choosing the location of a home, practical tools are offered for making living and working spaces healthier. Encouraging realignment with the natural earth patterns and influences on both personal and planetary levels, this exploration delves into work with trees, alignment of stones, and the value of sacred sites. Geomancers, feng shui enthusiasts, and those simply looking for more health and harmony in their lives will benefit from the hands-on, practical tools for building stable, flourishing relationships within daily environments and the world.

Parker, Anne Z. and Susani, Dominique

Light of the Valley documents the Tibetan Nyingma Meditation Center's two-year renovation of the Svayambhu Stupa, a project that is traditionally undertaken once in a century. As part of the renovation, extensive documentation of the project was carried out. In total, over 2,500 pages of project reports and 60,000 photos and videos accounting for even the smallest details of the project were created. Many of the photographs included in this book are drawn from this archive.

Parker, Anne Z.

Quote from article: “Why are Americans so interested in the Black Madonnas?” a European colleague asked me. To me, they seem to represent a window onto a wider, older, and more mysterious role for the sacred feminine in and before the European Christian tradition. They seem to be some kind of gateway into a deeper connection with the land and the feminine, a gateway to something older and long forgotten…”

Parker, Anne Z. and Susani, Dominique

Svayambhunath holds a special place in the heart and history of the people of the Kathmandu Valley. As the site of the origin story of the people of the Valley, it operates, in essence, as the axis mundi or world center of Kathmandu Valley. It has this distinctive place among the other profound and compelling sacred sites of the Valley, each of which plays an important role in the lives of the Valley’s inhabitants.