Photographs from De long en large Ladakh by Jean Mansion - Édition Findakly. Copyright Lise Mansion
End of March 2020. In a village in Nepal, affected like the rest of the country - and the world - by containment, news of the virus spreads. Some villagers decide to advance the rite to Sansari, goddess of epidemics, adapting it to the circumstances of the moment. Relationship with politics, relationship with nature, the place of the stranger, respect for tradition and adaptation to change, human and divine responsibility, rumour and learned discourse... As elsewhere, they look for what to think and what to do, and cobble together uncertain answers. This is an opportunity to discover other reflections on the current crisis linked to the virus, a shifted viewpoint, which nevertheless strangely echoes what is said and done in other parts of the world that the current epidemic has helped to make ever more global.
Documentary film by Grégoire Schlemmer, ethnologist, research fellow at the IRD, member of the Urmis.
Our next Roof of the World party will take place on,
jeudi 11 juin 2020 à 18 h 00, always at 6 rue Visconti.
We will screen a film on Professor Roger Heim presenting "Les champignons sacrés",
a documentary presented by Jean Thevenot at the Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle in relation to the work of Robert Gordon Wasson on the Indian Soma.
Evening on reservation (Reservation) ; ARCH members having priority.
Free admission
Our next Roof of the World party will be on,
Thursday 19 March 2020 at 6 p.m., still at 6 Visconti.
We will have the pleasure for this exceptional evening, to welcome Master Emmanuel Pierrat
who will talk to us about the restitution of works of art through his latest publication: Should works of art be returned to Africa?
Free admission
Conference on "The Shamanic Heritage, The Cognitive Trance, Knowing it Better to Know Yourself Better".
With the participation of Corine Sombrun and Pr Francis Taulelle.
April 24, 2020 at 8:00 p.m.
David C. Andolfatto, archaeologist and vice-president of the association will speak at the Tibet Museum of Gruyères on Saturday 21 March 2020 on "Central-Himalayan masterpieces at the Tibet Museum"..
His intervention will be followed by songs, music and dances from Tibet by Tshering Wangdu.
Download the program of the evening.