Friday-Sunday, Apr. 25-30, 2003, “Idle Clouds, Wild Crane—“Lecture & Demo on Zen Calligraphic Art” and Zen Calligraphic Portrait for individuals and couples, Mii amo Spa, The Enchantment Resort, Sedona, AZ.  For further information and Reservation phone Mii amo: 888 749 2137, website: www.miiamo.com

Saturday, May 3, 2003, 3-4:30 pm, "A Demonstration of Zen Calligraphic Art" by Alok Hsu Kwang-han, free admission, Seattle Asian Art Museum. www.SeattleArtMuseum.org  

Saturday-Sunday, May 10-11, 2003, Seattle Asian Art Museum Presents: "The Creativity of Non-doing", a workshop with Alok Hsu Kwang-han, contact: Suryo Gardner tel: 206 985 8147, email: Suryo@mindspring.com .

•  “The experience brought out my creativity. A real sense of Joy! Alok’s a master guide and teacher, a very loving soul.”  Helen Bouldin
• “What a gifted catalyst—generous in his giving and gracious as a teacher. Alok created the space and the energy to guide participants into their core—an exhilarating experience.”    Cara Berman
• “I was hoping for a way to unblock my creativity, which I found in the workshop. I feel refreshed!”  Sandra Elliott

• “Making paintings and sharing stories about them became a heart-opening experience.” Alan Alhandeff

• “Time to create without judgment and to work in silence.”  Rhonda Busby
• “A life-altering experience.”  Nancy Prolman      
• “Alok knows how the share the fruits of his practice.”  Dahvi Neelis

Friday-Saturday, Sept. 19-20, 2003, Zen Calligraphic Portraits as Personal Assessment of Facilitators, Boeing Leadership Center, Seattle, WA.

Friday-Sunday, Nov. 28-30, 2003, “Brush Song Ink Dance—a demonstration of Zen Calligraphic Art”  &  “Zen Calligraphic Portraits for Individuals and Couples,”  Mii amo Spa at Enchantment Resort, Sedona, AZ. For information and Reservation phone Mii amo: 888 749 2137, website: www.miiamo.com

2003 publication: Calligraphic Portrait of Bert Hellinger and His work on the cover of his Ordnungen des Helfens. Ein Schulungsbuch in 2 Bänden, Carl-Auer-Systeme Verlag (Heidelberg) 2003.

"First of all, I have not in recent years, held in my hands any psychosocial reference books that are more beautiful. In a slipcover that reminds me of Chinese lacquer ware, the two skillfully crafted and beautifully bound volumes are designed in an exceptionally lavish and clear style. Both the bright red volumes are adorned with an embossed Zen calligraphic portrait of Bert Hellinger and his work, created by the Zen artist Alok Hsu Kwang-han who had come to know Hellinger in Stockholm, 2002.” from the Review by Prof. Dr. Lili Schmitz (translated from the original German): http://www.socialnet.de/rezensionen/1126.php