Reflecting on the work of Thai artist Montien Boonma, this essay by Damchö explores how ritual, grief, and symbolic form become ways to speak the unspeakable, tracing the limits of language and the silent architectures of healing.

A survivor’s account from within a Tibetan Buddhist organisation. This trauma-informed reflection explores the entanglements of devotion, silence, and spiritual coercion — offered as part of an ongoing inquiry into rupture and repair.