Tibetan Prostration: A Way to Feel the Inner Buddha Nature in you
Tibetan prostration is one of the most unique spiritual practices you can witness in Tibet. From Barkhor Street in Lhasa to the remote Mount Kailash, you may see pilgrims performing full-body prostrations at sacred sites as part of their spiritual journey. Some travel for weeks or even months to reach their destination. Some are elderly,…
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How to Plan Tibet Kora Tours in Lhasa, Namtso, Tashilhunpo, Kailash and Manasarovar
What’s Kora in Tibet? The kora in Tibet is one of the most spiritual things one can do in Tibetan Buddhism. The word “kora” is a transliteration of the actual Tibetan word, which means “circumambulation” or “revolution”, and which denotes the circling of a religious site, such as a mountain, lake, or temple. The kora…
October 11, 2019 BY
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Tibetan Prayer Bowl: The Spiritual Singing Bowl Behind the Sacred Sound of Tibet
The deep, calming sound of a Tibetan prayer bowl is one of the most memorable sounds you may encounter during a journey through Tibet. These traditional metal bowls have been used for centuries in Tibetan Buddhist practices, meditation, and spiritual rituals, creating a unique connection between sound, mindfulness, and inner reflection. More than a simple…
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Tibetan Butter Sculpture – An Ancient form of Tibetan Art
There are many things in Tibet that most parts of the world find strange and intriguing. Probably one of the strangest, yet most beautiful, things to come out of this remote region of China is the Tibetan Butter Sculptures. What are Butter Sculptures Made from Tibetan Dri butter – the dri is the female yak…
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Sakya Monastery, A Treasure House of Tibetan Buddhism
Sakya Monastery, in Tibet Autonomous Region, is the principal monastery of the Sakyapa sect of Tibetan Buddhism, and is located in Sakya County, in Shigatse Prefecture, south-west Tibet. Around 160km southwest of Shigatse, the monastery lies on the hillside on the road to Tingri. History of Sakya Monastery Several decades before the rise of the…
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Tsha Tsha – A Miniature of Tibetan Buddhism
One of the many unique arts of the Tibetan people is the Tsha Tsha, handcrafted figurines made of clay, and painted in vibrant colors. Tsha Tsha is made exclusively in Tibet, and is a small piece of Buddhist artwork that was introduced into Tibet from ancient India. The Tsha Tsha is used to express a…
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Top 10 Unsolved Mysteries in Tibet Tour
Although Tibet has been open to the world for dozens of years, many Tibet mysteries still remain unsolved. Is a abominable snowman of the Himalayas real? Why does the red snow only happen in Himalaya? In this post, we’ll introduce the top 10 Tibet’s unsolved mysteries for you, including Tibetan yeti stories, red snow in Himalaya,…
September 28, 2016 BY
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