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Lobsang Gyatso
01
Sep

Predators of the Tibetan Plateau: Guardians of an Ecosystem

Introduction to the Tibetan Plateau’s Ecosystem The Tibetan Plateau, often referred to as the “Roof of the World,” is the highest and largest plateau, extending across an area of approximately 2.5 million square kilometers. Situated at an average elevation exceeding 4,500 meters above sea level, the plateau harbors unique geographical features, including expansive grasslands, rugged...
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26
Aug

Latest Guide for Drepung Monastery: History, Treasures, Sacred Art

The Splendor of Drepung Monastery Drepung Monastery (Tibetan: ), is one of the most significant religious institutions in Tibetan Buddhism. Its full name is Pelden Drepung Phuntsok Namgyal Ling (Tibetan: དཔལ་ལྡན་འབྲས་སྤུངས་ཕུན་ཚོགས་རྣམ་རྒྱལ་གླིང་།). It can be translated as “The Auspicious Rice Heap, Island of Victory over All Directions.”The monastery is situated on the southern slope of Mount Gephel...
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15
Aug

Milarepa’s Timeless Teachings: Emptiness, Authentic Practice, and Pure Motivation

The life and teachings of Jetsun Milarepa—Tibet’s most celebrated yogi—continue to inspire seekers of truth across the world. His instructions are not dry philosophy but living guidance, delivered through personal encounters, spontaneous songs, and direct pointing to the nature of mind. From the principle of “Form is emptiness” to the warning against imitating others, Milarepa’s...
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15
Aug

Witnessing “Form Is Emptiness”: Milarepa’s Living Demonstration of the Heart Sutra

Among the many tales of Tibet’s legendary yogi Jetsun Milarepa, there is one unforgettable episode that brings the Buddhist teaching of emptiness (śūnyatā) to life—literally. This story, often told in Lapchi Snow Mountain monasteries and Himalayan pilgrimage circles, reveals how true realization is far beyond intellectual debate. A Skeptical Scholar A learned Dharma teacher, well-versed...
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15
Aug

Milarepa and the Yak Horn: A Tibetan Buddhist Lesson on Pride and Realization

Among the many miraculous stories of Jetsun Milarepa, Tibet’s most revered yogi, the “Yak Horn” episode stands out for its humor, mystery, and profound meaning. This teaching tale, still told by pilgrims visiting the sacred caves of Lapchi Snow Mountain, reminds practitioners that study alone is not enough—realization is the key. Meeting on the Grasslands...
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15
Aug

Lapchi Snow Mountain: Sacred Realm of Vajrayogini and Milarepa’s Retreat

Rising to an elevation of about 4,850 meters, Lapchi Snow Mountain lies in eastern Nepal, close to the Nyalam region of Tibet. In the Hevajra Tantra, this sacred site is revered as the Speech Mandala of Hevajra—one of the twenty-four holy places of the deity. Mount Kailash represents the Body Mandala, while Mount Trazang (Zhari)...
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15
Aug

Xinjiang–Tibet Railway Company to Build Strategic High-Altitude Rail Link

China State Railway Group has officially established the Xinjiang–Tibet Railway Company with a registered capital of 95 billion yuan, marking the start of construction on a new strategic railway connecting Hotan in Xinjiang with Shigatse and Lhasa in Tibet. This project follows the trillion-yuan hydropower development along the lower reaches of the Yarlung Tsangpo River,...
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15
Aug

The Great Mahāsiddha Virūpa – Master of the Path and Fruit Lineage

Introduction The revered Mahāsiddha Virūpa (Tibetan: Biwapa) is honored as one of the principal Indian masters of the Path and Fruit (Lamdre) lineage of the Sakya school, a fully accomplished adept of Mahāmudrā. In the Prayer to the Eighty-five Mahāsiddhas, composed at Vajrāsana (Bodh Gaya), he is praised as: “Able to reverse the mighty rivers,Drink...
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10
Aug

The Life and Legacy of the Third Gontang Lama, Konchok Tenpai Dronme

Birth and Early Life Konchok Tenpai Dronme, revered as the Third Gontang Lama, was born on February 18, 1762, in the serene village of Zogay Manma, situated in the historical region of Amdo, Tibet. His birth predestined him to a significant role in the spiritual landscape of Tibetan Buddhism. Even at a tender age, Konchok...
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10
Aug

Gyangtse Dzong Fortress Ruins: A Defiant Stand Against British Invaders

Introduction to Gyangtse Dzong Gyangtse Dzong, a prominent fortress located in the western region of Tibet, embodies the rich tapestry of Tibetan history and culture. Established during the 14th century under the Phagmodrupa Dynasty, this architectural marvel not only served as a military fortification but also as a spiritual center, reflecting the dual nature of...
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10
Aug

The Life and Legacy of Dombi Heruka: The Tiger-Rider of the Hevajra Lineage

Introduction to Dombi Heruka Dombi Heruka, often referred to as Dombipa, holds a significant place in the history of Buddhism as an influential 8th-9th century Indian mahasiddha. His life and teachings have left an indelible mark on the evolution of the Hevajra lineage, a vital current within Vajrayana Buddhism. Dombi Heruka’s contributions are paramount, as...
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10
Aug

Kublai Khan: The Founder of the Yuan Dynasty and the Legacy of Dadu

Introduction to Kublai Khan Kublai Khan, born in 1215, is one of the most significant figures in world history, renowned as the grandson of the formidable Genghis Khan. As a key leader of the Mongol Empire, Kublai played a pivotal role in the expansion and consolidation of Mongol rule across Asia. His establishment of the...
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10
Aug

From Matchlocks to Machine Guns: The Modernisation of the Tibetan Army’s Firearms Between Local Production and Import (1895–1950)

Introduction to the Evolution of Firearms in Tibet The historical context of firearms in Tibet during the late 19th century to mid-20th century reveals a period of significant transformation in the region’s military capabilities. Weaponry played a crucial role in shaping the Tibetan military’s strategies and responses to external pressures, making the evolution of firearms...
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10
Aug

Brigadier Philip Neame’s Role in Tibet: The 1936 British Mission

Introduction Brigadier Philip Neame, a distinguished British officer, played a pivotal role during the formative years of the 20th century, particularly concerning the geopolitics of Central Asia. His involvement in the 1936 British mission to Lhasa, Tibet, was marked by significant objectives aimed at countering the growing Chinese influence in the region. This mission emerged...
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10
Aug

Exploring the Concept of a Buddha World in Buddhist Cosmology

Introduction to Buddhist Cosmology Buddhist cosmology presents a unique framework for understanding the universe, encompassing the intricate relationships between various realms of existence, life cycles, and spiritual development. Rooted in ancient texts, this cosmological paradigm sheds light on how followers perceive the universe from an ethical and spiritual standpoint. Central to this understanding is the...
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10
Aug

Boudhanath: The Giant Stupa and Little Tibet in Kathmandu Valley

Introduction to Boudhanath Stupa Boudhanath Stupa, an iconic symbol of Nepal and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, stands majestically in the Kathmandu Valley. This monumental structure is renowned for its impressive size, and it is considered one of the largest stupas in the world. Boudhanath has not only served as a religious site but has...
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10
Aug

Exploring the Rich History and Culture of Kathmandu

Introduction to Kathmandu Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal, serves as a vibrant hub embedded in the rich tapestry of South Asian culture and history. Nestled in the Kathmandu Valley, this city boasts a significant heritage that reflects centuries of artistic, architectural, and spiritual evolution. As one of the most historically significant urban centers in...
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10
Aug

Exploring the Ruins of Pencholing Monastery Fortress: A Gelugpa Stronghold in Western Tibet

Introduction to Pencholing Monastery Fortress Nestled in the remote landscapes of western Tibet, the Pencholing Monastery Fortress stands as a pivotal emblem of both spiritual and military history. Established in 1615, this fortress is recognized as one of the largest and most significant Gelugpa monasteries in the region, symbolizing the rise of the Gelug school...
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10
Aug

The Fortress Dzongs of Tibet: Echoes of a Lost Administrative Era

Introduction to the Fortress Dzongs of Tibet The fortress dzongs of Tibet represent an integral aspect of the region’s historical and administrative landscape, particularly from the 14th century until the pivotal reforms of 1959. These majestic structures served not only as physical bastions protecting communities from external threats but also as pivotal centers of governance...
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10
Aug

Chakga Dzong Ruins: A Silent Sentinel of Tibet’s Feudal Past

Introduction to Chakga Dzong The Chakga Dzong ruins, a historical landmark steeped in the culture and legacy of Tibet, are situated in the southern region of Sangri County. This site offers a fascinating glimpse into the socio-political structures that shaped the Tibetan plateau during the feudal era. Established in the 14th century, the fortress is...
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