Robert Coe

Natural-Born Filmmaker

A brief chat with lama Khyentse Norbu Rinpoche

By Robert Coe

Summer 2005

In On The Laugh

David O. Russell shows us just how funny Buddhism really is in his new film I HEART Huckabees

By Robert Coe

Winter 2004

The Quality of Mercy

Robert Coe chats with countercultural performance artist Meredith Monk about compassion, terror, and “the voices within.”

By Robert Coe

Winter 2002

Becoming Buddha: John Giorno

The Life and Times of Poet John Giorno

By Robert Coe

Fall 1994

Taking Chances

Laurie Anderson and John Cage

By Robert Coe

Summer 1992

First Lesson, Best Lesson

Born in Baltimore in 1937, Philip Glass began studying the violin at age six but reports that his serious interest in music didn’t begin until he took up the flute two years later. After his sophomore year in high school, he entered the University of Chicago, where he studied mathematics and philosophy. He graduated at […]

Interview of Philip Glass by Helen Tworkov and Robert Coe

Winter 1991

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Lama Willa Blythe Baker helps us access the body’s wisdom through an exploration of the four layers of embodiment: the physical, energetic, mental, and integrative. These layers are increasingly subtle, and Lama Miller explains how we can develop our awareness as we attune to them. By learning to listen more closely to our bodies, we can open our hearts and liberate our minds, opening the door to a deeper engagement with the world.

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Robert Coe

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Natural-Born Filmmaker

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In On The Laugh

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The Quality of Mercy

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Becoming Buddha: John Giorno

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