The term “Nyen” (གཉན།) in Tibetan tradition signifies concepts such as ferocity, cruelty, and disaster. The Nyen Gods (གཉན་ཡུལ་ལྷ) represent a significant and relatively well-known category of ancient deities within Tibetan spiritual culture. The Foundation of Early Tibetan Spirituality In the original, primordial worship of the Tibetan ancestors, the reverence for the Nyen Gods stood...Read More

The Tibetan Plateau, often called the “Roof of the World,” hosts thousands of peaks, but a select few rise as Gnas Ri—sacred abodes of powerful deities in Tibetan Buddhism, Bön, and ancient folklore. These “Great Mountains” embody protector spirits, inspire epic pilgrimages, and blend breathtaking natural beauty with profound spiritual power. Mount Everest (Qomolangma) Mount...Read More

Discover Nenang Temple in Gurum Township, a revered hub of Tibetan Buddhism and the Karma Kagyu sect. Founded in 1999 near the mystical Zari Holy Mountain, Nenang is a modern center with ancient roots. Explore the rich tapestry of its history, including its connection to Pawo Tsuklak Trenwa and its role as a winter retreat...Read More

Discover Bomê County, a land of mystery and beauty nestled along the Yarlung Tsangpo River in southeastern Tibet. Learn about its rich history, from the ancient Bomi Kingdom to its role as a sanctuary for Tibetan pilgrims. Uncover the historical significance of this enigmatic region, its unique climate, and its transformation over the centuries. Visit...Read More