Tibetan Buddhism
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Books (4)
Canonical Works (2)
Readings (22)
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“A monastery is a place where equality is preached but not practiced; a gar is a place where equality is practiced but not preached.”
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While many assume Treasure to be innovative, those developed Treasure tradition texts we inspected can, at least in their final published versions, better be described as conservative, and often extremely so.
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Who is he and why is he so famous?
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Audio/Video (18)
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Khunu Lama (1895–1977) was a master scholar and strict renunciant who was also a teacher to many of the twentieth century’s most famous masters, including His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama. In this interview about his life, Annabelle Pitkin reflects on the tension between solitude and connection in the lives of Tibetan, Buddhist monastics.
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How did the Geluk school come to dominate Tibetan Buddhism?
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What is the “otherwise” of modernism in Mongolia and Inner-Asia?
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We are all backlit by completeness.
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This is thousands and thousands of times more important than my own life.
1h 43m[recommended but under copyright]
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