Learn about the life of Panchen Erdeni Chokyi Nyima, the ninth Panchen Erdeni of Tibetan Buddhism, his upbringing, and his role during the First Anti-British War in Tibetan history.Read More
Discover the cultural significance of the snow lion in Tibetan art and traditions. From paintings to utensils and flags, explore its symbolic meaning. #TibetRead More
Discover the significance of the four guardian deities of the Gelug Sect in Tibet's history, their role in politics, and their origins. Dive into the world of the Gadong Dharma Protector, one of the main gods among the five body kings, and explore its complex rituals and connections.Read More
Discover the Nechung Temple, home to Pehar, a revered protector deity in Tibetan Buddhism. Marvel at its exquisite halls and captivating murals.Read More
Jamchen Chojey Sakya Yeshe, founder of Sera Monastery, dedicated his life to Buddhism. Learn about his achievements and the valuable statue he received from the Ming Dynasty. #Buddhism #SeraMonasteryRead More
Discover the history of Buddhism in Tibet, starting with the Bon religion and the arrival of Indian missionaries during the 28th king's reign. The spread of Buddhism was influenced by political and foreign relations, as well as the establishment of monasteries, translation of scriptures, and the formation of Tibetan Tantrism. The doctrine is based on...Read More
Learn about the history and teachings of Yungdrung Bon, the Eternal Bon branch of Bon spirituality. Discover its Nine Ways and unique practices.Read More
Before Buddhism entered Tibet, this snow-covered plateau had its own traditional religious beliefs. This native religion developed by primitive Shamanism. which has great influence on the human world such as ghosts, gods, heaven, earth, mountains and rivers, earth and rocks, and even vegetation. The worship of animism has a strong shaman color and the custom...Read More
Saga Dawa is the Tibetan name for the Fourth month of the Tibetan Lunar Calendar. This month in Tibetan Buddhism tradition, is the most auspicious month of the Whole Year. In this month Buddha Shakyamuni was birth, enlightened, and turned the wheel of dharma and Nirvana. Three auspicious days fall in this month. So during...Read More
Je Tsongkhapa was born in Tsongka Kingdom, Amdo, in 1357. He is the fourth of six sons. The day after Tsongkhapa’s birth, Chojey Dondrub Rinchen sent his main disciple to the parents with gifts, a statue, and a letter. A sandalwood tree grew from the spot where his umbilical cord fell to the ground. Each...Read More
According to the Bon religion, Lord Shenrab Miwoche (the founder of the Bon religion and the great man of the Shen nationality) was born on the land of Tazik in the Yulin ring about 18,000 years ago. Ol represents the unborn child, Mo represents it will not shrink, Lung represents the prophecy of Tonpa Shenrab,...Read More
The most commonly used Tibetan Buddhist hand gesture is called the mudra. This mudra is nowadays popular among modern media. Tibetan Buddhism has taken strong roots in the modern world, and it aligns well with Western science. However, the practice of Tibetan Buddhism in the Western world is often considered elitist. Abhaya Mudrā The varada...Read More
Medicine Buddha Mandala for Healing : The Medicine Buddha is believed to be the Buddha of Healing; the true manifestation of the healing energy of all enlightened beings. He wears monastic robes and sits on a lion throne. The color of his body is dark blue and he holds a bowl in his left...Read More
Avalokiteshvara, or Chenrezig as he is known in Tibetan, is the Buddhist deity who personifies the ideal of compassion. He can be portrayed in several different forms, two of the most popular being as a white deity with either four arms or 1000 arms; the extra arms symbolize his ability to help many beings simultaneously....Read More
Discover the fascinating symbolism behind the Buddhist Wheel of Life, a powerful representation of Buddhism and the consequences of our actions.Read More
Discover the origins and meanings behind the eight auspicious symbols of Buddhism, including the two golden fish, conch shell, and lotus flower.Read More
Discover the fascinating story behind the campaign launched by Emperor Trisong Detsen to bring protector Pehar Gyalpo from the Bhata Hor to Tibet.Read More
The reincarnation system for Living Buddhas, specifically the Dalai Lama and Panchen Lama, is a fundamental aspect of Tibetan religion rooted in the belief in the reincarnation of the soul. This system was established by the Gelug Sect, Tibetan Buddhism. Karma Kagyu – First reincarnation The system’s origins can be traced back to Dusum Chenpa,...Read More
