Urthona Buddhism and Art magazine

Rumi's school of love: Poet and broadcaster Raficq Abdulla, MBE, invites us to enroll in Rumi's school of love
	The face of Shakespeare's lover? We explore a recently discovered painting that might be of Shakespeare's lover
Robert Bly: new Rumi poem 'The Twelve Lies' in a new version by Robert Bly
	Buddhism's Path of Love: Is there a path of love in Buddhism? Padmakara asks: "How do we square our passionate romantic longing with the Buddha's goal of universal love?"
Pablo Neruda: poet of love Poet Simon Millward introduces his generous, celebratory verse
	Love in Handel: Taravajra witnesses a revival of Handel's late oratorio Theodora, permeated by a love based on ethical awareness.
Bells as ritual objects: Australian Sue Thompson on bells as ritual objects and some modern artists who have used them in their work.
	Tibetan play: Stories from Tibet (via Sydney). Jan Cornall tells how she transformed the life-story of Tenzing Tsewang into an extraordinary stage play.
Beginner's guide: contemporary poetry In the first of a new series of introductory articles, Linda France presents a beginner's guide to contemporary poetry
	20 Great Voices Urthona readers on twenty of the greatest voices of modern times