Beliefs Made Visible: Buddhist Art in South Asia (Part 2 of 2)

Explore Buddhism through clips of significant sites in South Asia and interviews with members of the Bay Area South Asian community.

[@QuickR]

This is an exceptional video. In a short time it achieves both depth and breadth. There is a clarity here that I have not encountered in other introductions.

[@nickirhododendron7569]

Siddhartha not only was seeking to end human suffering. He was seeking to end All suffering of All living beings, animals and humans equally much. The Buddha Made A Video

[@AsianArtMuseum]

@awuso Part I of this series is entitled Beliefs Made Visible: Hindu Art in South Asia (Part I).

[@JaniceDewdney62]

Thank you very much for the video ..You give me hope and positive energies..xx from UK.. I want to visit India

[@ilumalucwile2422]

Surprising no reference to Greek influence on early Buddhist art. Hard to believe Afghanistan was once a Greek-speaking country visited by Buddhist missionaries.

[@khensherab4159]

thanks for sharing

[@MaureenMaynes]

Most interesting. I hope when all the madness in the Islamic world dies down it will be possible to restore the great statues of the Buddha which were destroyed in Afghanistan.

[@alexess999]

Hide every beautiful object of art from Islamists - they hate beauty, joy and light

[@MaureenMaynes]

It's very sad. I hope the statues of Buddha which were destroyed in Afghanistan can be restored when this madness ends.

[@rebekahwilley6289]

That is an extremely ignorant statement.

[@alexess999]

Rebekah Willey have you looked for Palmyra in Syria lately... Bet you can't find Jonas tomb anywhere...read any statements by radical islamists lately....????

[@glunajr]

how u spell all these names?

[@adamsaddique7719]

hi natasha

[@herrbrucvald6376]

It's interesting that there are so many parallels between Catholicism and Buddhism. I don't consider Islam worthy of respect, but i can respect muslims in compassion....