101. Call To Preserve Tibetan Culture | Media On FoT ~ Friends Of Tibet (INDIA) Tibetan culture had synthesised many different cultures, he said and described the choices We can describe Tibetan culture as the culture of peace. http://www.friendsoftibet.org/mediaonfot/20000313b.html

by Kalpana Sharma (The Hindu. March 13, 2000) Dalai Lama inaugurating the festival in Bombay. Reshma Piramal and Mukesh Ambani next to him Mumbai: A packed house of Mumbai's citizens listened in rapt attention to the Tibetan leader, the Dalai Lama, as he opened a week-long Festival of Tibet here on Sunday. Organised by the Tibetan Youth Congress and Friends of Tibet, India, the festival would showcase the art, dance, crafts and religion of Tibet. Speaking with characteristic simplicity, the Dalai Lama talked about the relevance of preserving the ancient but endangered Tibetan culture. 'In the last one year, the situation in my own country is very serious, very sad,' he said. 'Whether intentionally, or unintentionally, some kind of cultural genocide is taking place. Therefore, we, the refugee community, have to preserve this rich and ancient culture.' He said he appreciated the support to Tibetans from Indian people in this endeavour. Tibetan culture had synthesised many different cultures, he said and described the choices Tibetans faced as they stood on 'the roof of the world'. Tibetan medicine, too, synthesised many different systems including Ayurveda, Chinese traditional medicine and Unani medicine.

102. Tibetanmedicine.com With the recent explosion of fascination with tibet and tibetan culture, As with many aspects of tibetan culture, significant and complex issues http://www.tibetanmedicine.com/

MAIN EXPLANATION PRACTICE COMMENTARY ... CLINICAL RESOURCES DEDICATION These pages are dedicated to giving a voice to practitioners and students of Tibetan medicine. There are by now many pages on the web devoted to Tibetan medicine, but few are written from the uniquely informed point of view of those who have dedicated years to its study and practice. In Tibetan medicine it is thought that all suffering (and therefore all illness) results from ignorance. We can then safely assume that education is one way to reduce ignorance and its results. I hope a point of view informed by study and practice can benefit all those who are interested in Tibetan medicine and what it has to teach about health and the causes of illness. INTRODUCTION With the recent explosion of fascination with Tibet and Tibetan culture, Tibetan medicine is receiving greater attention from the public, scholars and the media. As with many aspects of Tibetan culture, significant and complex issues determine whether or not Tibetan medicine will continue to survive as a living tradition. As Tibetan medicine becomes more accessible in the U.S., it is important to realize that there is a significant difference between Tibetan medicine and the other rich information and knowledge which the Tibetan people have already communicated to the West. Whereas religion, culture, and politics can be freely disseminated here under our First Amendment, the conditions under which medicine can be practiced in this country are limited by our culture, science, economics and law.

103. Observatori Del Tibet I Àsia Central (OTAC) Centre de la Universitat de Barcelona que desenvolupa tasques de divulgaci³, acad¨miques i de recerca en refer¨ncia a les cultures esmentades. http://www.pcb.ub.es/homePCB/live/ct/p719.asp

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104. People's Daily Online -- Hong Kong Citizens Anxious For China Tibetan Culture We the highlypriced tickets to enjoy the unique charm of Tibetan culture, Mo said. China Tibetan Cultural Week will open on Friday and feature many other http://english.people.com.cn/200507/15/eng20050715_196233.html

Newsletter Weather Community English home Forum Photo Gallery Features Newsletter ... Site Map languages Chinese Japanese French Spanish Russian Arabic China World Opinion Business ... Photos Services Newsletter Online Community China Biz Info News Archive ... Weather Forecast RSS Feeds China Business World Sci-Edu ... FM Briefings Search About China China at a glance China in brief 2004 Chinese history Constitution ... Life UPDATED: 08:26, July 15, 2005 Hong Kong citizens anxious for China Tibetan Culture Week About 90 percent of the tickets for a large-sized Tibet an song and dancing performance have been sold out by Thursday, about one week before the premiere, according to the preparation committee of China Tibetan Cultural Week in Hong Kong The performance will be presented by about 70 Tibetans from the Tibet Autonomous Region Song and Dance Ensemble next Wednesday and Thursday, said Mo Chishan, an official with the Leisure and Cultural Department of Hong Kong. The Tibet Autonomous Regional Song and Dance Ensemble will first give an informal public performance free of charge on Sunday afternoon to allow those who could not afford the highly-priced tickets to enjoy the unique charm of Tibetan culture, Mo said. China Tibetan Cultural Week will open on Friday and feature many other activities including a series of Buddhist rituals and exhibitions.

105. TCCSC Home Page Center for Tibetan culture and community services for the Tibetan community of California. http://members.aol.com/tccsc/

The Center As we enter our 7th year of service, TCCSC has developed into an important Center for Tibetan culture and community services for the Tibetan community of California. Whether it is addressing young students on the importance of Tibet's survival or providing citizenship or housing services to Tibetan refugees, TCCSC serves as a model community service organization. Virtual Tibet PhotoGallery Multimedia TCCSC Activities You can always contact us by e-mail connection Salute Professor Thubten Norbu, elder brother of H.H. the Dalai Lama ! The Speech of Thubten Norbu, Director of the Tibetan Cultural Center Current News on Tibet and the Struggle Go to the News The Los Angeles Times Newspaper had selected the TCCSC Website the pick of the Week! Contact us today! tccsc@aol.com

106. Govt. White Papers - China.org.cn The Development of Tibetan culture. Contents. Foreword. I. The Spoken and Written Tibetan Language Is Widely Studied and Used, and Being Developed http://www.china.org.cn/e-white/2/

The Development of Tibetan Culture Contents Foreword I. The Spoken and Written Tibetan Language Is Widely Studied and Used, and Being Developed II. Cultural Relics and Ancient Books and Records Are Well Preserved and Utilized III. Folk Customs and Freedom of Religious Belief Are Respected and Protected IV. Culture and Art Are Being Inherited and Developed in an All-Round Way V. Tibetan Studies Are Flourishing, and Tibetan Medicine and Pharmacology Have Taken On a New Lease of Life VI. Popular Education Makes a Historic Leap VII. The News and Publishing, Broadcasting, Film and Television Industries Are Developing Rapidly Conclusion Information Office of the State Council of the Peoples Republic of China June 2000, Beijing

107. Tibet - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Other areas historically within Tibetan cultural sphere Tibetan cultural influences extend to the neighboring states of Bhutan, Nepal, adjacent regions http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tibet

Tibet From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. This article is on historic Tibet. "Tibet" can also refer to the Tibet Autonomous Region Historic Tibet as claimed by Tibetan exile groups Tibetan areas designated by the PRC Tibet Autonomous Region (actual control) Claimed by India as part of Aksai Chin Claimed by PRC as part of TAR Other areas historically within Tibetan cultural sphere Tibet Tibetan Bod , pronounced p¶ in Lhasa dialect; Chinese pinyin XÄ«z ng ; older spelling Thibet ) is a region in Central Asia and the home of the Tibetan people . With an average elevation of 4,900 m (16,000 ft), it is often called the 'Roof of the World'. All or most of historic Tibet (depending on definition) is currently controlled by the People's Republic of China (PRC). Contents Definitions Status Name Cities ... edit Definitions When the Government of Tibet in Exile refers to Tibet, they mean a large area that formed the cultural entity of Tibet for many centuries, consisting of the traditional provinces of Amdo Kham (Khams), and œ-Tsang (Dbus-gtsang), but excluding areas outside the PRC like Arunachal Pradesh Sikkim Bhutan , and Ladakh that have also formed part of the Tibetan cultural sphere. When the PRC refers to Tibet, they mean the

108. Commercial - Tibetan Cultural Directory India/Nepal/tibet Customized Tours India s Leading Cultural and Leisure Tour Operator. Personalized service and customized tour packages are offered for http://www.kotan.org/tibet/directory/commercial.html

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109. Tibetan Culture Posters And Prints At Art.com Tibetan culture Posters and Prints Find Tibetan culture Posters and Prints at Art.com or select a print or poster from Art.com s Galleries. http://www.art.com/asp/display-asp/_/id--18592/Tibetan_Culture.htm

What's New Best Sellers Limited Editions Specialty Prints ... Clearance Search in All Fine Art Prints Posters Photographs Limited Editions Canvas Framed Art Hand Colored Vintage Originals main original advanced search SUBJECTS Home World Culture Burmese Culture ... Tibetan Culture Tibetan Culture Gallery - 42 items Sort By: Most Popular Price (High to Low) Price (Low to High) Price (Discount %) Size (Width, lg to sm) Size (Width, sm to lg) Size (Height, lg to sm) Size (Height, sm to lg) Size (Square, lg to sm) Size (Square, sm to lg) Product Availability Most Recently Added All Items (42) Unframed (37) Designer Framed (5) Page 1 of 4 Images per page details Mandala of Padmapani 24 x 36 inches Fine Art Print Usually ships in: 24 hours details The Buddha - Love Tushita 27.5 x 19.75 inches Fine Art Print Usually ships in: 24 hours details Forest Monks Tushita 27.5 x 19.75 inches Fine Art Print Usually ships in: 24 hours details White Tara 24 x 36 inches Wall Poster Usually ships in: 24 hours details The Dalai Lama Tushita 11.75 x 15.75 inches Fine Art Print Usually ships in: 5-7 days details Manjusri 24 x 36 inches Wall Poster Usually ships in: 24 hours details Salutation dans les Valle...

110. Milieux, Sociétés Et Cultures En Himalaya - UPR 299 - CNRS Site de l'©quipe de recherches Milieux, soci©t©s et cultures en Himalaya du CNRS. Etats concern©s N©pal, Inde, Bhoutan, Chine (tibet). http://www.vjf.cnrs.fr/himalaya

Milieux, societes et Cultures en Himalaya - UPR 299 English Version ( in progress ) Liens vers le campus de Villejuif Ajoutez un signet

111. Tibetan People Asian Cultural Studies Ethnic Asia Destruction of Tibetan culture Paper read by Anders Hoejmark Andersen The Impact of Buddhism on Tibetan culture Here is only one example of what http://www.archaeolink.com/tibetan_people_asian_cultural_st.htm

Tibetan People Home Asia Asian Indigenous and Tribal People - General Resources By peoples, tribes, ethnicity, regions Afghan Culture People Ainu Culture People Achang Culture People Andhra Pradesh People ... Zhuang Culture People To anthropology general index Please Note: If you sometimes get an error message when clicking on a large text link, don't give up. Try the URL link instead. There are times when the large text link doesn't "take" for some reason, thus the built-in redundancy. Thank you. Alison Wright Photography You will find photos by Alison Wright and information about her latest book "The Spirit of Tibet: Portrait of a Culture in Exile." - illustrated - From Alison Wright Photography. - http://www.kotan.org/tibet/directory/people.html Dalai Lama says Tibetan people 'fed up' with Chinese rule First story on page. You will also find other Tibet related news stories. - From CNN - http://www.cnn.com/WORLD/asiapcf/9811/08/dalai.lama/ The Descent of the Tibetan people from a monkey and a rock-ogress A tibetan creation legend. - From Unknown - http://cres20.anu.edu.au/~mccomas/clearmir.html

112. Chinese Economy Vs Tibetan Culture : Mail & Guardian Online Mail Guardian Online Chinese economy vs Tibetan culture. http://www.mg.co.za/articlePage.aspx?articleid=245142&area=/insight/insight__int

113. Randal Jeter Photography Travel Photography depicting locatations and cultures in Thailand, Burma, Vietnam, Laos, tibet, China,Indonesia, India and Pakistan. http://www.jeterphoto.com

Randal Jeter lives in Seattle Washington and has been taking photographs for 25 years. After studying art photography in college and taking classes whenever possible, he found his passion for travel imagery. He now concentrates almost exclusively on travel photography. Please enjoy this photo gallery. Click a photo below to go to the respective gallery. To Purchase a Photograph All photographs will be delivered unmounted and unframed. All photographs are custom printed. Prices are as follows 11 x 14 $60 16 x 20 $100 (plus shipping) To contact Randal for questions, orders, or comments in general: sherab@zipcon.net (206) 721-5865 (USA) All photographs on this site are the original works of Randal Jeter and may not be reproduced for any reason without permission.

114. World Tibet Day WE NEED TO ACT NOW tibetan people in occupied tibet are facing cultural genocide; it s urgent we act immediately. As one response to this, we are trying to http://www.worldtibetday.com/

WORLD TIBET DAY 2005 Message from the Dalai Lama Human Rights in Tibet WORLD TIBET DAY is being held this year on Sunday, July 3rd, linked to the birthday of His Holiness, the Dalai Lama. From the moment we created the event in 1997, it has grown enormously in scope and in public support. In its first year, WTD was held in only 10 cities, in 3 countries; Last year we observed it in 57 cities around the world. WE FOUNDED WTD with three main goals: first to create an annual worldwide event to help restore essential freedoms for those living in occupied Tibet; second to increase awareness of the genocidal threats to the Tibetan people; and third, to celebrate the unique beauty and value of Tibetan culture and thought. HIS HOLINESS THE DALAI LAMA said in a worldwide message he is greatly encouraged that WTD “has opened many hearts to fundamental rights of the Tibetan people to preserve our culture and to practice our religion freely.” He also expressed his gratitude that WTD had greatly raised “public awareness to the present threat to the very existence of the Tibetan people.” WTD WAS INITIATED in Chicago in 1997 at an informal meeting between Tendzin Choegyal, the Dalai Lama’s younger brother and Richard Rosenkranz, a Pulitzer Prize nominee in history and a former correspondent from the U.S. Senate. Rosenkranz proposed the concept of WTD, saying it could become an annual worldwide event, designed to help the Tibetan people regain essential freedoms. He also suggested this event could be a way to showcase and celebrate the unique value of Tibetan culture and thought. Enthusiastic about the idea, Tendzin Choegyal suggested WTD should be held in July, linked to his brother's birthday - in order to increase potential support among Tibetans. Believing that the proposed event held great promise, they offered the idea to His Holiness – who gave them his blessing and his warm support.

115. Amdo Books By Andreas Gruschke The Cultural Monuments of tibet s Outer Provinces AmdoAmdo in the This detailed survey of The Cultural Monuments of tibet’s Outer Provinces quickly http://www.gruzim.de/Amdo.htm

The Cultural Monuments of Tibet's Outer Provinces AMDO Volume 1. The Qinghai Part of Amdo Volume 2. The Gansu and Sichuan Parts of Amdo by Andreas Gruschke Rezensionen (book reports) What customers think of my books General outline of: The Cultural Monuments of Tibet's Outer Provinces Amdo ISBN 974-7534-59-2 Amdo in the Tibeto-Chinese borderlands is not - as many believe - just the lamaseries of Kumbum, Labrang and some minor monasteries far from the heartland of Tibetan culture. This detailed survey of The Cultural Monuments of Tibet’s Outer Provinces quickly reveals that Tibetan culture is neither extinct in Tibet proper nor in the outer provinces of Amdo and Kham. Their inhabitants’ accomplishments in rebuilding monasteries, restructuring the economy and revitalizing the traditional way of life are among the most fascinating recent events in Asia. This work is an expression of the author’s admiration and respect for what Tibetans have accomplished within the last decades. Until now, East Tibet has been poorly researched, not to speak of comprehensively documented, and presented. These two volumes are thus all the more valuable in presenting for the first time in English information about this enormous area that was previously unavailable. Areas being part of what is called east Tibet, however, make up a major share of the Tibetan high Plateau, accounting for some two thirds of its huge area. It was thus urgent that a survey of Tibet’s cultural monuments and specific features of historical monuments of the eastern part of the Tibetan Plateau—with special reference to its culture, history, tribal and ethnic variety—were made available.

116. Kham Books By Andreas Gruschke: The Cultural Monuments Of Tibet's Outer Province The Cultural Monuments of tibet s Outer Provinces Kham Kham in the tibeto-Chinese borderlands is not - as many believe - just some bigger lamaseries along http://www.gruzim.de/Kham.htm

The Cultural Monuments of Tibet's Outer Provinces KHAM Volume 1 . The Xizang Part of Kham (TAR) Volume 2 . The Qinghai Part of Kham Volume 3 . The Sichuan and Yunnan Parts of Kham by Andreas Gruschke The first volume was just published in April 2004 at White Lotus Press, Bangkok. In preparation: to be published in three volumes at White Lotus Press, ca. 2003/2004 Vol. 1: The Xizang Part of Kham (TAR) Vol. 2: The Qinghai Part of Kham Vol. 3: The Sichuan and Yunnan Parts of Kham Contact and information: White Lotus Press 11/2 Soi 58, Sukhumvit Road, Bangkok 10250, Thailand Tel. (662) 332-4915, (662) 741-6288/9 Fax (662) 311-4575, (662) 741-6287 General outline of: The Cultural Monuments of Tibet's Outer Provinces Kham ISBN 974-4800-49-6 (vol. 1) Kham in the Tibeto-Chinese borderlands is not - as many believe - just some bigger lamaseries along the old China-Lhasa trade routes, with Chamdo and some minor monasteries far from the heartland of Tibetan culture. This detailed survey of The Cultural Monuments of Tibet’s Outer Provinces quickly reveals that Tibetan culture is neither extinct in Tibet proper nor in the outer provinces of Amdo and Kham. Their inhabitants’ accomplishments in rebuilding monasteries, restructuring the economy and revitalizing the traditional way of life are among the most fascinating recent events in Asia. Thus the author of this work takes it as his expression of admiration and respect for what Tibetans have accomplished within the last decades.

117. Tibetan Culture Of Northern India, Summer 2004 Tibetan culture of Northern India, June 26 July 31, 2004, A Collaborative Program with St. Paul’s School (Open to both SPS and non-SPS students) http://www.pacificvillage.org/villagevoices/sps04/

Tibetan Culture of Northern India, Summer 2004 March 06, 2004 Program Description Tibetan Culture of Northern India, June 26 - July 31, 2004, A Collaborative Program with St. Paul’s School (Open to both SPS and non-SPS students) Whenever I meet a ‘foreigner’, I always have the same feeling: ‘I am meeting another member of the human family.’ This attitude has deepened my affection and respect for all beings. May this natural wish be my small contribution to world peace. I pray for a more friendly, more caring, and more understanding human family on this planet. To all those who dislike suffering, who cherish lasting happiness, this is my heartfelt appeal. Tenzin Gyatso, the XIV Dalai Lama of Tibet The Dalai Lama’s genial face and straightforward words about the nature of compassion and peace have become more and more familiar to us in the past several years. He has met with Presidents Clinton and Bush, delivered speeches to Congress, appeared on film sets with Richard Gere and on stage with the Beastie Boys, and one of his portraits is used to advertise Macintosh computers. Yet for over six million Tibetans and many other followers in Asia and the West, he is regarded as the world’s foremost Buddhist leader and the manifestation of Chenrezig, the Bodhisattva of Compassion. For these people, he serves as the spiritual head of a tradition whose origins date back to India 2500 years ago. In the isolation of the high Tibetan plateau, Mahayana Buddhism has flourished since the 7th century, producing powerful meditative practices, astonishing art, and a rich monastic legacy.

118. Snow Lion Publications: Library Of Tibetan Culture SNOW LION LIBRARY OF TIBETAN culture. Complete List by Subject. Click on the title for more information. ADVENTURE TRAVEL Sacred Ground Sky Burial http://www.snowlionpub.com/pages/librarytc.php

PlaceMenu("mainmenu5") PlaceMenu("mainmenu6") PlaceMenu("mainmenu7") PlaceMenu("mainmenu8") ... PlaceMenu("mainmenu10") SEARCH THE CATALOG COMPLETE CATALOG: WHAT'S NEW PlaceMenu("mainmenu1") BOOKS PlaceMenu("mainmenu2") OTHER ITEMS PlaceMenu("mainmenu3") SNOW LION LIBRARY OF TIBETAN CULTURE Complete List by Subject. Click on the title for more information. Sacred Ground Sky Burial Tales of the Turquoise Tibetan Pilgrimage (out of print) Images of Enlightenment Labrang Mandala (Video) Music in the Sky The Sand Mandala of Vajrabhairava (out of print) The Spirit of Tibet Tibet (out of print) Tibetan Thangka Painting (out of print) BIOGRAPHY Autobiography of Jamgön Kongtrul Born in Lhasa The Garland of Immortal Wish-Fulfilling Trees Guru Rinpoche ... Counciousness at the Crossroads The Happiness Project (out of print) Two Views of Mind CHILDREN A Dog's Tooth Amy and Gully in Rainbowland The Buddha's Question (out of print) The Rabbit and the Tigerdile The Robber Chief Three Silver Coins Where is Tibet? COOKBOOKS The Lhasa Moon Tibetan Cookbook The Nepal Cookbook The Art of Peace The Clear Mirror ... TRIGG in Tibet LANGUAGE A Tibetan Verb Lexicon Fluent Tibetan Fluent Tibetan CD-Rom (Discontinued) How to Read Classical Tibetan Learning Practical Tibetan Manual of Standard Tibetan Tibetan Phrasebook Tapes ... Translating Buddhism from Tibetan TIBETAN DIVINATION Mo: Tibetan Divination System Healing from the Source Healing with Form, Energy and Light

119. Wisdom - Our Catalog Studies in Indian and Tibetan Buddhism Theravadan Buddhism Tibetan Art Calendar Tibetan Buddhism Tibetan culture Young Adult Zen Buddhism http://www.wisdompubs.org/subjects/7.cfm

Tibetan Culture Among Tibetan Texts History and Literature of the Himalayan Plateau E. Gene Smith , Author Jeffrey Hopkins , Foreword Kurtis Schaefer , Editor Kurtis Schaefer , Introduction Studies in Indian and Tibetan Buddhism Tibetan Buddhism Tibetan Culture Click to learn more about this series List Price: Discount Price: $31.96 (20% Off!) Pages: 352 pp. Size: 6 x 9 Binding: Cloth ISBN: 0-86171-179-3 Available Add to Cart! Beside Still Waters Jews, Christians, and the Way of the Buddha John Keenan , Editor Linda Klepinger Keenan , Editor Harold Kasimow , Editor Comparative Religion Social Buddhism Tibetan Culture Tibetan Buddhism ... Gift Books List Price: Discount Price: $11.96 (20% Off!) Pages: 288 pp. Size: 6x9 Binding: Paper ISBN: 0-86171-336-2 Available Add to Cart! Buddhist Symbols in Tibetan Culture An Investigation of the Nine Best-Known Groups of Symbols Dagyab Rinpoche , Author Tibetan Culture Tibetan Buddhism List Price: Discount Price: $12.76 (20% Off!) Pages: 160 pp. Size: 6 x 9 Binding: Paper ISBN: 0-86171-047-9 Available Add to Cart! Daughter of Tibet Rinchen Dolma Taring , Author Tibetan Buddhism Tibetan Culture List Price: Discount Price: $15.16 (20% Off!)

120. Tibet Cultural Tour, Cultural Tour In Tibet Unique Path Trekking Expedition offers information on tibet cultural tour. http://www.nepaltrekkinginfo.com/tibet/tibet_tour/tibet_cultural_tour.html

Nepal Tibet Bhutan India ... Bhutan Info Places To See Trekking In Bhutan Tour In Bhutan India Info Places To See ... Tour Language Option >> French Spanish German Chinese ... Korea Tibet Cultural Tour Tibet culture tour 7nights/ 8days Departure: Every Tuesday/Saturday from February to November Friendship Highway (Kathmandu, Nepal to Lhasa, Tibet ) The Friendship Highway (also known as the Arniko Highway) is an important artery of commerce, it is also Tibet’s most popular tourist route. It was built in the mid-1960s and to link the valleys to the south of the Tsangpo and it follows the ancient trade route from Lhasa to Kathmandu. Tour Itinerary: Days 01: Kathmandu (1300) /Zhangmu (2,500m)/Nyalam (3700m): 123 KM/ 156KM

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