Painting In The Dharma | DailyGood

In 1969, Rosalyn White moved from Washington D.C. to attend the California College of Arts and Crafts in Oakland, California. “I was like a kid in a candy store!” she says. The hippie revolution was still in bloom and she discovered a place in Berkeley, Calif. called the Nyingma Meditation Center. That’s where she met Tarthang Tulku. Little did she know how her art journey was to change. For over forty years, Rosalyn White has followed a road less taken, especially in the Western art world. Instead of the dream of exhibits in the best galleries, sales and praise, White has a deeper and more lasting goal, the entry into what, in Buddhism, is sometimes called “Pure Land.” A life transformed in ways beyond words.



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