21. Tibet House U.S. Website - Www.tibethouse.org Lama of tibet, Richard Gere, Philip Glass, Robert Thurman, among others founded tibet House for the sake of preserving and presenting tibetan culture by means http://www.tibethouse.org/

TIBET HOUSE U.S. 22 West 15th Street New York, NY 10011 Tel: (212) 807-0563 Fax: (212) 807-0565 Contact THUS: course registration facility rentals membership giftshop ... click here for the Repatriation Collection The Tibetan Way of Sand Mandala Click for more from this event. UPCOMING MENLA RETREAT: Infinite Life: The Bodhisattva Lifestyle A Dharma Weekend with Robert Thurman June 25- June 27 more... UPCOMING CLASSES Meditation Sharon Salzberg THUS: 212.807.0563 Living with the Devil: A Buddhist Meditation on Good and Evil THUS 212.807.0563 Stephen Batchelor Co-sponsored with Tricycle Magazine click above to visit the website or click here to view descriptions of programs NOTICE: We are seeking reliable, hardworking summer volunteers for Menla Mountain Retreat. If interested please call Shanti at 212.807.0563, or email rental@tibethouse.org.

22. Tibetan Cultural Center - Please Remember To Refresh This Page The tibetan Cultural Center, located on a 90acre site in Bloomington, Indiana, grew out of an active university and community involvement with tibetan culture. It was established not only to acquaint people with the history and culture of tibet, but also to support tibetans everywhere, both in tibet and in exile, and to preserve tibetan culture through educational and philosophical endeavors. http://www.tibetancc.com/

Welcome to the Tibetan Cultural Center website. Click the picture below to enter the main website after reading our Latest News. click to enter click to enter See our Event Scrapbook for photos of both recent and past events Link to TCC. Get a banner HERE The Chamtse Ling Temple is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. LATEST NEWS "Enlightenment teachings of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" with Dean Sluyter June 25th from 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. International Mongolian Festival September 18th, 19th (information coming soon) Chamtse Ling Fundraising Weekly Kundalini Yoga Class Series No classes on 6/19 and 6/27 Computer Purchase Fundraiser Chamtse Ling Temple dedication DVD's and videos available Youth Essays from Chamtse Ling Dedication EVERY SUNDAY: DHARMA TEACHINGS Photo Gallery of Chamtse Ling Temple Construction Photo Of Chamtse Ling Temple Completed (1800 X 1200) Large Image .jpg TCC PHONE NUMBERS: (812) 331-0014 and (812) 334-7046 this site is optimized for 800 X 600 resolution and millions of colors.

23. China Tibet A Chinese perspective on the history, culture and religious life of tibet. http://www.tibet-china.org/indexE.html

Chinese Version Guestbook Chinese Version Guestbook

24. Destruction Of Tibetan Culture Some reject tibetan culture altogether when they return to tibet and try to dress, speak and behave like Chinese. Back to the tibetan culture and Religion page. http://www.tibet.org/Why/cultdestruct.html

Development and Cultural Destruction in Tibet Paper read by Anders Hoejmark Andersen (The Tibet Support Committee, Denmark) at the "Social Development: A Tibetan Experience" conference in Copenhagen on 9 March 1995. One of the three main themes for the World Summit is Social integration. The report prepared for the Summit by the People's Republic of China takes up this issue with a readiness which shows its inherent dangers. The United Nations is comprised of nation-states, and nation-states naturally favour social and cultural coherence within themselves. To a large extent, the call for social integration will also lead to cultural unification if measures to avoid this are not spelled out clearly. In the case of the Chinese occupation of Tibet, such measures are not taken: the Tibetan people neither have human rights nor self-determination. The so-called unity of nationalities is a key element in China's policies towards Tibetans. After the occupation of Tibet in 1949 - 51, this policy meant the introduction of collectivisation under Chinese rule. These social changes brought about complete disruption of traditional Tibetan ways of life and of their social institutions. Systematic destruction of the more than 6,000 monasteries began, and monks and nuns were killed or forced to give up their vows. At the same time, hundreds of thousands of Tibetans were killed in warfare and by starvation, or they were executed because they resisted the policies being forced upon them.

25. Arizona Friends Of Tibet Non-profit Organization Dalai Lama Robert Thurman Save A nonprofit organization supporting non-violent efforts of the Dalai Lama to regain dignity and sovereignty for tibetan people, to preserve the endangered culture of tibet, and its Buddhist tradition. http://www.arizona-friends-of-tibet.org

Arizona Friends of Tibet About Tibet Membership How to Help Making Peace ... Take Action The Dalai Lama Tibetans consider Tenzin Gyatso, the 14th Dalai Lama to be the living embodiment of Chenrezig, the Buddha of Compassion, and their spiritual and temporal leader. Throughout more than 40 years of exile, the Dalai Lama has worked to promote international awareness of Tibet and a non-violent means of regaining Tibet's freedom. In 1988, the Dalai Lama put forward the "Strasbourg Proposal" in which he called for genuine autonomy for Tibet rather than complete independence - a major concession. The Government-in-Exile has drafted a constitution for an autonomous and democratic Tibet and holds elections for the Tibetan Parliament. Find out how to help Youth Congress Free Tibet Campaign Support Arizona ... Friends of Tibet back to top Thupten Nyingpo Rinpoche TUCSON JUNE 18 - 21 An ongoing series of teachings, co-sponsored by the Drikung Dzogchen Community of Arizona and Dharmakirti College

26. The Wonders Of China Information on Chinese culture,tibet tourism and itineraries. http://www.colorfulchina.com

THE WONDERS OF CHINA Your guide to tours in China and reference for Chinese culture introduction to aspects of china, including its history, people, culture and natural resources guide to tours in china detailed information is provided to prepare for your tour plans£  introduction to the basic principles of Chinese way of health-keeping, such as qigong and taijiquan information on tours in Tibet. various tour itineraries are provided. basic knowledge about the Chinese tea culture and China tea culture tours are available learn how to cook Chinese dishes. information on Chinese culinary tours is also available.

27. Tibetan Culture Gets A Tech Boost Tibetan culture gets a tech boost A Silicon Valley firm jumps in to network a displaced community By Lisa Napoli MSNBC CONTRIBUTOR http://www.tibet.com/NewsRoom/tech-boost.htm

Tibetan culture gets a tech boost A Silicon Valley firm jumps in to network a displaced community By Lisa Napoli MSNBC CONTRIBUTOR http://www.msnbc.com/news/737241.asp#BODY NEW YORK, April 11 - At a gala recently at the opulent Russian Tea Room in New York City, serene looking Tibetan monks rubbed elbows with suited clients of a Silicon Valley company that boasts about having survived the tech bust. This is a story about an unlikely marriage between philanthropy and capitalism, and how SCATTERED across Northern India, Nepal and Bhutan are 32 settlement camps, home to more than 122,000 Tibetan exiles displaced from their native land by Chinese troops, who invaded the country 50 years ago. Just last month, action was begun in earnest to install a computer in each of these settlements, and to wire each for Internet access. Part of the bill for this project is being paid by a Web-based customer relations management company, half a world away. The Tibetan Settlement Networking Project is far from complete, for some of the communities are so remote that phone access currently is spotty, if it exists at all. But the recent training of representatives from some of the camps, and the delivery of computers to them, is a major first step. The notion is that to preserve Tibetan culture, Tibetans must be able to communicate with one another. And in this digital age, communication equals computer - even in places where messages are often delivered by yak. "Mail is slow, and the settlements are so far from each other. Most of the time people get telephone lines for two hours a day," explained Richen Dharlo, president of the Tibet Fund, a nonprofit group based in New York which supports projects to help Tibetan exiles. Dharlo himself was 11 when he was forced to flee Tibet with his family after the Chinese invasion; his mother, grandmother, brother and other relatives died of malnutrition while they lived on a mountainside, not sure where to go next. (Eventually the survivors made their way to a settlement camp.)

28. Santa Barbara Friends Of Tibet Aims to support the struggle to free tibet, to preserve its culture, and to help its exiles. Newsletter and information on events. http://www.sbtibet.org/

Home About Us Upcoming Events Newsletter ... Contact Us Our Mission Santa Barbara Friends of Tibet encourages a community in Santa Barbara that actively supports Tibetans and autonomy for Tibet. Our objectives are to: Enhance public awareness through education and events Aid Tibetan refugees both here and abroad Contact political leaders Support other national and international Tibet organizations If you would like to receive our email newsletter, make a donation, or become more active in local efforts, please click on Join Us Santa Barbara California, USA Other Ways to Help Support the international Tibet Support Group of your choice: SAVE TIBET Sponsor A Tibetan Student VISITS: Updated:

29. Tibet Conservancy For Tibetan Art & Culture The most detailed examination of the state of Tibetan culture in North America. Arts. Arts. Rethinking Tibetan Identity. Tibetan culture Beyond the Land of Snows. http://www.tibetanculture.org/

From the Dalai Lama About us Tibet Arts In Exile Other traditions Peoples ... Download the DMV form here (PDF) Get the plate for your state Souvenir plates North American Tibetan Community Cultural Needs Assessment The most detailed examination of the state of Tibetan culture in North America. Arts Contemporary Tibetan Arts Folk Music and Dance Thangka Painting More Tibet arts ... In exile Beyond the Land of the Snows Tibetans in India Tibetans in North America More Tibet in exile ... Other traditions Butter Tea and Tsampa Games Picnics More Tibet traditions ... Peoples Nomads on the Tibetan Plateau Tibetan Language Tibetan Peoples More Tibet peoples ...

30. ÖйúÎ÷²ØÐà Ï¢ÖÐÐÄ ProChinese site, with news stories and sections on tibet's environment and culture. http://www.tibetinfor.com/en/

31. Tibet Conservancy For Tibetan Art & Culture tibet s culture, steeped in the compassion and nonviolence of Buddhism, promotes happiness, peace of mind, respect for others, and concern for the environment http://www.tibetanculture.org/message/

From the Dalai Lama About us Tibet Arts In Exile Other traditions Peoples ... Web directory From the Dalai Lama From the Dalai Lama Photo © Alison Wright Dear Friends, Forty years ago, following the occupation of Tibet, many Tibetans, including myself, left our home to live in exile. Since then, repressive policies and rule by force inside Tibet have brought our culture to the brink of extinction. In many cases, Tibetans have faced torture and death in order to protect precious symbols of our unique cultural heritage. The preservation of our cultural identity is a primary concern for all Tibetans. Growing international support for Tibet is a source of much encouragement to us. Still, the situation inside Tibet remains extremely grave. Though we continue our efforts to ensure Tibetan cultural survival, we need assistance. CTAC is working to create a better understanding of the people, culture and traditions of Tibet as well as the threat that confronts them. Tibet's culture, steeped in the compassion and non-violence of Buddhism, promotes happiness, peace of mind, respect for others, and concern for the environment. It forms a valuable part of the world's common heritage. Humanity would be poorer should it be lost. Tenzin Gyatso 14th Dalai Lama of Tibet More about CTAC: Board and staff Contact us Mission Our work About CTAC

32. Tibet Foundation London - Redirect Page Aims to disseminate the works of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, and his message of peace and harmony; to further the understanding of Tibetan Buddhism and culture, and to work towards their continuity and preservation. http://www.tibet-foundation.org/

33. Worldbridges Tibet An audio and video Exploration of Modern tibetan culture new sites, including tibet Travel Service, tibetan Music Awards, Miss tibet, Thösamling, tibetan Village Crane Films, Shadowtibet, http://www.worldbridges.com/Tibet

Check our Links page for new sites, including Tibet Travel Service Tibetan Music Awards Miss Tibet Tibetan Village Project ... and Tibetan Gov't in Exile Do you have questions about Tibet? Post a message on Tibetlink's Bulletin Board or join Tibet-L SCREENING ROOM DHARAMSALA PHOTOS ... CONTACT US Latest news from... World Tibet News The Chinese Embassy Tibet.com Voice of Tibet ... JJI EXILE BROTHERS First Album has been released - promotion help needed PHOTOS His Holiness, Views, Kids, and more DHARAMSALA SCREENING ROOM A collection of videos on topics ranging from Tibetan Dancing to chupa shopping. Celebrating Losar Photos and videos of the Tsetor Puja, the Main Ceremony and public address by His Holiness, the TCV gift giving ceremony, and incense puja. Learn basic Tibetan words and phrases with our Real Audio Guide. Dharamsala FYI >> Contact info for HHDL and Tibetan Gov't in Exile

34. Tibet Online NonEnglish Sites. Why tibet? An Introduction tibetan culture. Human Rights in tibet. tibet's Environment. tibet Women Speak Out http://www.tibet.org/

Search tibet.org Non-English Sites Why Tibet? An Introduction The Barkhor: Mailing Lists, Contacts, Market ... HELP STOP the Execution of Tenzin Delek Rinpoche! Welcome! Tibet Online is operated by the international Tibet Support Group community, providing information on the plight of Tibet and serving as a virtual community space for the movement. This movement is dedicated to ending the suffering of the Tibetan people by returning the right of self-determination to the Tibetan people. Featured Links: International Tibet Support Network Hear Tibet! Campaign for Tibetan Self-Determination ... Boycott "Made in China"! Tibet's ancient and fantastic civilization and ecosystem are faced with extinction due to 54 years of mismanagement and abuse under its colonial ruler, the People's Republic of China. The ongoing destruction of Tibet will only be halted when the fate of Tibet is once again back in the hands of the Tibetans. Please contact a Tibet Support Group near you to find out what you can do to help! Kidnapped by the Chinese Government: Help Free the 11th Panchen Lama Bytes and Bandwidth by Cyborganic

35. Untitled Document Centre d'©tudes sur le Bouddhisme et la culture du tibet   Bruxelles, Belgique. Pratique de la m©ditation   Bruxelles, Belgique. http://www.samye.be

36. International Campaign For Tibet for tibet (ICT) works to promote human rights and selfdetermination for tibetans and to protect their culture and to Promote Human Rights in tibet ( 17-May http://www.savetibet.org/

- Calendar of Events - Feedback - Store Search The International Campaign for Tibet (ICT) works to promote human rights and self-determination for Tibetans and to protect their culture and environment. ICT has offices in the following locations: Washington, D.C. Amsterdam Berlin Washington, D.C, June 2004 TAKE ACTION: Help release Tibetan Monk Tenzin Delek Rinpoche, sentenced to death without a fair trial by China Feature US Senate Resolution Calls for Release of Tenzin Delek Rinpoche (28-May) A resolution calling for the immediate release of all Tibetan political prisoners, including Tenzin Delek Rinpoche, has been introduced in the US Senate on May 19, 2004 by Senator Sam Brownback (KS). It has now been referred to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Tibet News Another Tibetan Delegation on Propaganda Tour of the United States (28-May) A group of scholars from Tibet, who have been sent on a propaganda tour of the United States, have arrived in Washington, D.C. on May 26, 2004. The delegation, led by Sherab Nyima, Vice President of the Central Nationalities University in Beijing, includes Kesang Tseten from the Northwest Nationalities University in Lanzhou, Chamgo Tamdin from the Qinghai Nationalities Institute, Thubten Tsewang and Dorjee Tashi, a Nyingma lama from Derge in Eastern Tibet. Swedish Parliamentarians Express Concern for Tibet (18-May) The human rights situation in Tibet was paid close attention by members of the Swedish Parliament last week when they held an inaugural seminar on "Human Rights in China". The seminar, organised by members of the Swedish Left, Green, Liberal and Christian Democrat parties, addressed the ongoing human rights violations by China in Tibet, with speakers making specific references to the torture of Tibetan monks and Falung Gong followers.

37. Arya Tara's Bookstore: Tibetan Topics tibet and the Himalayan countries, and tibetan culture; categorized by topic tibetan art, biography, geography, politics, history, tibetan medicine, natural http://www.dharma-haven.org/store/books-tibet-topics.htm

Arya Tara's Bookstore: Tibet and Tibetan Culture Categorized by Topic INTRODUCTION INDEX BOOK LISTS RELATED TOPICS - RELATED TOPICS - RELATED TOPICS - RELATED TOPICS Teachers and Scholars of Tibetan Buddhism Tibetan Buddhism Categorized by Topic WEBSTORE HOMEPAGE - WEBSTORE HOMEPAGE - WEBSTORE HOMEPAGE Absolutely Relevant Webstore Homepage Prices Suggestions ... Ordering INTRODUCTION Arya Tara's Webstore offers items recommended by Dharma Haven books, tapes, videos for quick, safe, reliable and inexpensive online purchase. Check the Webstore homepage for information about how to place an order, about security and privacy of internet purchases, or about shipping options. Prices given are list prices. Many books will cost less than that. You'll find the current price when you click through to the order page for a particular book. Links from the title of a book will take you to the vendor's page for purchasing that book online. If the book is published in multiple formats, the link on the format lable will take you to the appropriate page for that format. For example, if a book is published in hardcover, paperback and audio cassette, the link from the word "Hardcover" will take you to purchase the hardcover edition, and so on. A link that says "More Information" will take you to information about that book maybe a review, or the Table of Contents or a reader's comments which may be located on another Web site. Use your browser's "Back" button to get back here. Bookmarking this page will to make it easy to get back if you get lost.

38. Air Tibet Offers a range of adventure and sightseeing tours. Plus information on Tibetan culture. http://www.airtibet.com/tour/en/index.htm

39. Tibet: A Virtual Field Trip (Geology, Culture, And Politics) tibet A VIRTUAL FIELD TRIP to make contact with the fantastic people and culture, and an inside view of the unsettled political situation in tibet. http://jan.ucc.nau.edu/~wittke/Tibet/Tibet.html

TIBET: A VIRTUAL FIELD TRIP (This site is available thanks to the Geology Department of Northern Arizona University . All opinions expressed are mine [J.H. Wittke] and not those of the people or institutions mentioned) Inaccessible Tibet. These words conjure images of remote mountains inhabited by yeti and adepts who sit naked in the snow, warmed by elevated body temperatures. Tibet has remained a very difficult place to visit and is more fantastic than imagined. It is a land of immense contrasts: snowy peaks and sandy deserts, barren plateaus and forested mountains, empty expanses and crowded cities, and a deeply religious people ruled by an avowedly atheistic government. In June-July 1996, the National Association of Geoscience Teachers and Cypress College (CA) in cooperation with the Chengdu Institute of Technology made Tibet accessible to a small group of geologists. We travelled from Chengdu (C), to Golmud (G), to Lhasa (L), to Katmandu (K). This virtual field trip attempts to capture the highlights of that trip, which was led by Associate Professor He Dashun, Professor Lin Maobing, and Associate Professor Wang Wenbin (all from Chengdu) and Dr. Dorothy L. Stout from Cypress College. Without the diligence of He Dashun and his associates, this wonderful trip would have been impossible. Ordering information for the slide set, Geology of Tibet and the Himalayan Orogen, is available at the NAGT Publications Page The Virtual Trip to Tibet can be taken in the original order by

40. Tibetan Cultural Region Directory 21 categories, 600+ listings covering Arts, Astrology, tibetan Buddhism, culture, Email, Nepal, Bhutan, N.India, Travel, tibet. http://www.kotan.org/t-directory/index.html

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