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The Dalai Lama's Potala Palace80

The Dalai Lama's Potala Palace

In Lhasa, the capital of Tibet, I met up with my tour guide Gyantzing and the driver a little early, like around 9:15, and we headed off to the Potala!  Oh, where to begin.  The Dalai Lama’s palace, which he hasn’t lived in since 1959 due to...

4 comments    travel spirituality buddhism
ULAANBAATAR SIGHTSEEING75

ULAANBAATAR SIGHTSEEING

Ulaanbaatar has beautiful temples, fascinating museums, a huge market, and picturesque life on the streets. Take this tour through Mongolia's exotic capitol. There are many colorful temples in Ulaanbaatar. Narantuul Market is one of the largest...

1 comment    central asia tibetan buddhism buddhist temples
MYSTICAL ART FROM ASIA66

MYSTICAL ART FROM ASIA

Religious Art in East Asia vibrates with mystical energy and symbolizes profound spiritual beliefs.Here is a collection of paintings from the visionary realm of Asian mysticism. Some of Asia's mystical art originated in the gods and goddesses of...

0 comments    spirituality india christianity
The Town of Gyantse, Tibet82

The Town of Gyantse, Tibet

 I had left Lhasa, the capital of Tibet, with my tour guide and driver.  When we arrived in the village of Gyantse, I gazed at a fascinating fortress-monastery perched on a mountain.  It looks impossible to...

1 comment    travel horses buddhism
Best Pema Chodron books68

Best Pema Chodron books

A mother of two turned Buddhist nun. It's not a common happening, and it was even more rare when Deirdre Blomfield-Brown did it, because the Tibetan Buddhist nun's tradition no longer existed. So despite being a student of Mahayana Buddhism, she had...

1 comment    tibetan buddhism bodhisattva mahayana buddhism
Tibetan Buddhist Prayer Flags: Their History & Symbolism79

Tibetan Buddhist Prayer Flags: Their History & Symbolism

Learn the history behind Buddhist prayer flags (in Tibet, Nepal, and Bhutan) and how they are important to Tibetan Buddhism.

26 comments    religion india prayer
Peace Is - The Panchen Lama, The World's Youngest Political Prisoner69

Peace Is - The Panchen Lama, The World's Youngest Political Prisoner

May 17, 1995 Gedhun Choekyi Nyima and his family were abducted by the Chinese government. To date the Chinese government still refuse to provide proof that he and his family are still alive. On May 28, 1996 China admitted that Gedhun Choekyi Nyima and his family were being held, but refuse to allow the U.N. to send a representative to establish their situation and safety.

4 comments    religion peace tolerance
Traveling from Lhasa to Gyantse79

Traveling from Lhasa to Gyantse

The driver and the tour guide sat in the front seat of the jeep, and I sat in the back seat with my eyes glued to the window, as we traveled from Lhasa to a small town called Gyantse. We saw prayer flags...

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7 Easy Steps to Create Your Own Prayer Flags65

7 Easy Steps to Create Your Own Prayer Flags

Do you want to help other people without leaving your house? Do you want to spread goodwill to as many people as you can? If you really want to help and spread blessings to the world, then you can create your own prayer flags and hang them in front...

0 comments    tibetan buddhism tibetan books
San Francisco Journal, Day Three74

San Francisco Journal, Day Three

 7/1/06 I unfortunately didn’t get to the Basic Meditation class at the San Francisco Zen Center as planned, because I pretty much got lost after I stepped off the bus at Van Ness Station.  It was at...

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