41. Tibet Food Recipes And Culture Asian tibet recipes, food recipes and culture. tibet. Current time in tibet. Main Dishes. Vegetarian Japan Korea Laos Malaysia Mongolia Nepal Pakistan PhilippinesSingapore Sri Lanka. Thailand. tibet Vietnam http://www.asiarecipe.com/tibet.html

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42. Tibet Digital Library: Culture: Folktales: Favorite Verses, Proverbs, & Riddles Favorite verses, proverbs and riddles (in English). http://www.crosby-lundin.com/tibet/culture/folktales/favs.html

Main Page Culture Art Religion ... Credits There is no eye like understanding, No blindness like ignorance, No evil like illness, Nothing so dreaded as death. -Buddhist Precepts One treasure, and one alone, can no robbers steal. One treasure, and one alone, can one take through the doors of death. The wise man's wealth lies in good deeds that follow ever after him. -Khuddakapatha Cling not to experiences; Ever-changing are they. -Phadampa Sangye The three worlds are transitory, like an autumn cloud. The birth and death of beings is like watching a dance. The length of a being's life is like a lightning flash

43. Tibet Info : Culture Introduction au syst¨me th©rapeutique traditionnel avec une br¨ve description des trois humeurs, par le Dr Tamdin Sither. Dharamsala, Inde. http://www.tibet-info.net/culture/medecine.html

Maison du Tibet Informations Témoignages Documents ... culture et traditions Introduction à la médecine tibétaine La médecine tibétaine est un système thérapeutique traditionnel pratiqué depuis plus de 2 500 ans, et toujours en vigueur aujourd'hui, malgré l'invasion et l'occupation continue du Tibet par la Chine. Les quartiers généraux de l'Institut de Médecine et d'Astrologie tibétaines sont maintenant installés à Dharamsala, au nord de l'Inde. C'est là que les médecins tibétains reçoivent aujourd'hui leur enseignement ; c'est là aussi que sont élaborées les spécialités pharmaceutiques. La période d'apprentissage permettant d'obtenir la qualification de médecin tibétain est de sept ans au minimum. Afin de pouvoir comprendre les textes médicaux, les étudiants doivent au préalable connaître la linguistique, la grammaire et la poésie. Les quatre première années d'étude sont consacrées à la connaissance des quatre principaux tantras médicaux, ou rGyud-bzhi. Ce sont : le Tantra Racine, le Tantra Exégétique, le Tantra de la Tradition Orale, qui contiennent la méthode et les instructions, et le Tantra Résultant. Au cours de la cinquième année, des examens écrits et oraux sanctionnent la connaissance de ces tantras. Pour la cinquième et la sixième année, les étudiants sont envoyés à l'une des succursales de l'Institut de Médecine et Astrologie tibétaines, où ils reçoivent un enseignement pratique, sous la direction d'un docteur expérimenté. Il y a aujourd'hui plus de 30 succursales en Inde et au Népal, auxquelles il faut ajouter un grand nombre de cliniques privées. La médecine tibétaine continue à être pratiquée au Tibet, bien que les Chinois aient détruit une grande partie de la tradition et de la culture. Elle a survécu parce qu'elle s'est révélée d'une grande utilité pratique.

44. Boulder - Lhasa Sister City! - Helping Tibetans In Tibet Organization in Boulder, Colorado which promotes nonpolitical exchanges of mutual benefit in medicine, education, environment, technology, and culture between the peoples of Boulder, Colorado and Lhasa, tibet, and surrounding areas. http://boulder-tibet.org/

Humanitarian Programs in Tibet Solar Electricity Health Care Education

45. Tibet Awareness Site: Tibetan Culture A site to increase awareness of tibet, its politics, relations with China, its culture and tibetan Buddhism, and provide links to many internet resources on http://tibet.dharmakara.net/TibCulture.html

Some Aspects of Tibetan Culture His Holiness the Dalai Lama On His Holiness the Dalai Lama, the spiritual and temporal leader of Tibet. Includes an extensive press kit on His Holiness the Dalai Lama Tibetan Alphabet The Tibetan alphabet Tibetan Language (only if you have TCC TibetanMachineD installed on your system (sorry!)) The Potala in Lhasa, Tibet The Tibetan National Flag About the Tibetan flag Tibetan Banknotes Tibetan banknotes before Chinese occupation of Tibet. (Two 52 K images only) Return to the Tibet Awareness front page The purpose of these pages is to provide an introduction to some aspects of Tibetan culture. Check back here in future as there are plans to expand this section...

46. Tibet Society Of South Africa Contains information on Tibetan culture, and links to other Tibetan resources worldwide. http://www.tibet.org.za/

47. Clues To Legendary Tibetan Culture Emerge (WP) From World tibet Network News, over the past decade, however, research by amateur historian and explorer John Vincent Bellezza has begun to put a historical and archaeological foundation under the legend of Zhang Zhung. http://www.tibet.ca/wtnarchive/2003/2/19_2.html

World Tibet Network News Published by the Canada Tibet Committee Wednesday, February 19, 2003 2. Clues to Legendary Tibetan Culture Emerge (WP) By Guy Gugliotta Washington Post Staff Writer Monday, February 17, 2003; Page A13 Sometime around 600 A.D., the legend goes, King Ligmagya of Zhang Zhung married Semokar, sister of ambitious Tibetan leader Songsten Gampo. It was a classic union of state, intended to rid Ligmagya of a potential rival by co-opting him. Except Semokar did not like living with Ligmagya on the bleak, windblown plateau of northwestern Tibet. She importuned her brother to rescue her, but Songsten Gampo did better than that. His assassins killed Ligmagya, then turned Zhang Zhung into a vassal state ushering in a Tibetan empire that lasted 250 years. For much of modern history, the existence of Zhang Zhung was regarded mostly as a fictional prop in the legend of the empire's rise to prominence. Parts of the story may have been true, but it was written ex post facto by Tibetans, probably inflating what was originally a face-off between rival warlords.

48. Culture.html The Central Government followed a policy of inheriting and developing outstanding tibetan culture and art following the Democratic Reform in tibet in 1959. http://www.china.org.cn/ch-xizang/tibet/picture_album/english/culture/culture.ht

Tibetan Culture and Art photo index back T ibetan culture and art possess a history of more than 5,000 years, but the practice and depiction of Tibetan Buddhism has had by far the greatest influence on this culture. The development of Tibetan culture and art proceeded through four stages: prehistoric civilization before the 7th century; cultural stability during the Tubo Kingdom; high development during the Yuan Dynasty; and the height of cultural achievement attained during the Qing Dynasty. T he pre-historic stage includes all development from the ancient civilization that appeared during the New Stone Age some 5,000 years ago to the founding of the Tubo Kingdom in the 7th century. A salient feature of this civilization is the founding and development of the Bon, an animist religion. Findings from the ruins of the Karub New Stone Age Site in Qamdo and rock paintings found in Ngari, which have been dated from all periods from the late Old Stone Age to the Tubo Kingdom in the 7th century, all display a concentrated expression of the achievements of pre-historic civilization and reveal the budding of pre-historic art. T he Tubo Kingdom in the 7th century was an important period which witnessed the creation of Tibetan writing and the spread into Tibet of Buddhism from India and China's Tang Dynasty. Collusion and mutual assimilation of different cultures and arts constituted a major feature of this period. Cultural and artistic achievements made during this period of time include the Jokhang, Ramoche, Changzhug and Samye monasteries. These monasteries are a combination of architecture, paintings and sculptures, the styles of which were disseminated in accordance with the world model of Buddhism. The major architectural features of these monasteries were built using a style unique to Tibet, and also incorporating influences from India and the Central Plains of the Tang Dynasty. A unique culture was thus created and firmly planted in the soil of Tibet.

49. Tibet Online - Tibetan Language Tibetan language links. http://www.tibet.org/Culture/Language/

Search tibet.org Non-English Sites Why Tibet? An Introduction The Barkhor: Mailing Lists, Contacts, Market ... About Tibet Online Tibetan Language Basic Tibetan Syracuse Language Tibetan Materials Home About Us

50. Free Tibet Now! - Internet Campaign For The Freedom Of Tibet HTML sourcecode A HREF= http//tibet.org.actadivina.com IMG SRC= freet.jpg WIDTH=100 HEIGHT=33 BORDER=0 /A . tibetan culture. http://tibet.org.actadivina.com/tc/

China in Tibet Human Rights in Tibet Nuclear Weapons Legal Material About Tibet Tibetan Culture Films, Art, Books, etc Travel in Tibet Solidarity - Other Struggles Links Campaigns and Urgent Actions Major Tibet Sites Tibet Support Groups UnderConstruction The Internet Campaign for the Freedom of Tibet is a non profit organization working in the public interest to show world support for the freedom of Tibet from China Show Your Support for a Free Tibet Show Your Support For a Free Tibet By Placing This Button On Your Web Page! HTML source-code: <A HREF="http://tibet.org.actadivina.com">

51. China, Nepal, Tibet, Vietnam, Myanmar, Mongolia, The Last Frontiers Travel Consu Guided tours to various places in China, tibet, Mongolia, Vietnam and Nepal. Features information on excursions, local culture, and nature. http://www.thelastfrontiers.com

Welcome to The Last Frontiers The Last Frontiers Travel Consulting invites you to travel Asia "beyond the travel books". Get close to People, Culture and Nature of China and Tibet, Mongolia, Vietnam, Myanmar, Nepal and Bhutan. Be guided by my own rich experience in these countries: I and my reliable local partners will tailor an itinerary to meet your very special interests and requirements to make your trip unforgettable. Germany Sigrid Seel Krummacker 17 D-35689 Dillenburg Germany Birgitta Augustin Mainzer Strasse 55 D-12053 Berlin Tel: +49 (0)30 5471 5838 Mobile: +49 (0)173 499 0920 PR China 20 Dong Hu Lu (Da Ban Business Centre) Office 6.03 Shanghai, 200 031 Tel: +86 (0)21 5404 8806 Fax: +86 (0)21 5404 8802 info@thelastfrontiers.com

52. TIP - Bibliography Of Writings On Tibet,Tibetan Culture And Tibetan Buddhism http://tibetpage.topcities.com/Bibliography.htm

Bibliography of writings on Tibet, Tibetan culture and Tibetan Buddhism (Selection of books and articles) by Tashi Norbu A Aberham, Franz und Carl-Heinz Hoffmann Zanskar im Himalaya. Reise in die Gegenwart AMDO (Northeast Tibet): The Cultural Monuments of Tibet’s Outer Provinces: Amdo - Volume 1. The Qinghai Part of Amdo ", White Lotus Press, Bangkok, 2001 The Cultural Monuments of Tibet’s Outer Provinces: Amdo - Volume 2. The Gansu and Sichuan Parts of Amdo ", White Lotus Press, Bangkok, 2001 " (the printed book published in 1992), available at Aschoff's Tibet Bibliographie B Baker, Ian A. und Thomas Laird: Der geheime Tempel von Tibet. Eine mystische Reise in die Welt des Tantra Baradijn, B.: "Reise nach Labrang", Mitteilungen der Kaiserlichen Russischen Geographischen Gesellschaft, Bd. XLIV, 1908. Barnett, Robert and Shirin Akiner (ed.), " Resistance and Reform in Tibet ", London 1994 Batchelor, Stephen, " The Tibet Guide Baumann, Bruno, " ", Munich 1991 Baumer, Christoph, " ", Graz 1999 ", Graz 2002 Becker, Andrea, "Eine chinesische Beschreibung von Tibet aus dem 18. Jahrhundert", Ph.D. thesis Munich 1976 Beckwith, Christopher: "

53. Vajra108's Buddhadharma Site..Ring Of Vajras Registration A ring of websites with emphasis placed upon tibetan Buddhism, the preservation of tibetan culture, and the current illegal occupation of tibet by the People's Republic of China. http://members.tripod.com/~Vajra108/ring.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" The Ring of Vajras has been taken down due to terms of service conflicts with Yahoo! Inc. who recently took over the webring.org service. Thank you for your continued support of Tibetan Independence and worldwide religious freedom. Emaho! Sincerely, Padma Rabzang, Ring of Vajras Ringmaster - Choose One - What is Buddhism? Purification Breathing exercise Guru Rinpoche Sadhana Vajrasattva Sadhana Bhagavati Prajnaparamita Hridaya Sutra Vajra Chredika Prajnaparamita Sutra My Teachers, the Venerable Khenpos Home

54. The TibetInfoPage - Information On Tibet, Tibetan Culture, Arts, History, Buddhi Translate this page General introduction on tibet. Verzeichnis der. Spezialthemen. tibetischer Buddhismus. tibetreisen - Travel in tibet. Museen und Ausstellungen. tibet im 20. Jh. http://tibetpage.topcities.com/

Enter the TibetInfoPages here or go directly to the following pages - - oder direkt zu folgenden Seiten: General introduction on Tibet Verzeichnis der Spezialthemen Tibetischer ... go to main page Neu erschienen: mehr Info hier klicken bestellen z.B. bei: Index of all links to all pages of my homepage

55. Gordon LAIRD Writing for Mother Jones, the Far Eastern Economic Review and Outside, Gordon Laird has covered stories on environment, politics and culture from a wide range of locales, including the high Arctic, tibet, Mongolia and China. He specializes in documentary reportage, including phototext packages and special investigative projects. Current book projects include POWER Journeys Across an Energy Nation, a documentary survery of climate change, energy and the perils of the industrial age. http://www.gordonlaird.com

Gordon Laird - Canadian writer and photojournalist specializing in documentary and investigative projects http://pages.interlog.com/~grlaird

56. White Paper On Tibetan Culture White Paper on Tibetan culture. Following is the full text of the white paper on The Development of Tibetan culture released by http://english.peopledaily.com.cn/features/tibetpaper/tibet.html

White Paper on Tibetan Culture Following is the full text of the white paper on "The Development of Tibetan Culture" released by the Information Office of the State Council of the People's Republic of China June 22: 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

57. Commentary: Local Colleges Monumental In Tibet's Culture Last updated at (Beijing Time) Monday, July 29, 2002. Commentary Local Colleges Monumental in tibet s culture. The graduation of http://english.peopledaily.com.cn/200207/29/eng20020729_100533.shtml

Home Life Last updated at: (Beijing Time) Monday, July 29, 2002 Commentary: Local Colleges Monumental in Tibet's Culture The graduation of the first group of postgraduates from colleges in Tibet Autonomous Region has proved that local institutions of higher learning have become sacred sites where traditional Tibetan culture is carried forward and developed. PRINT DISCUSSION CHINESE SEND TO FRIEND The graduation of the first group of postgraduates from colleges in Tibet Autonomous Region has proved that local institutions of higher learning have become sacred sites where traditional Tibetan culture is carried forward and developed. The 10 postgraduates, all Tibetans, completed their post-graduate studies and were awarded graduation and master's degree certificates on July 17. They majored in Tibetology, the history of the Tibetan ethnic group, Tibetan language and Tibetan medicine which constitute the core of Tibetan culture over the past three years. Their success shows that Tibetans can promote and carry forward their traditional culture in pace with the times. This was unimaginable in the past, however. Before the peaceful liberation of Tibet in 1951, there was not a single school in Tibet in a modern sense and education was only a tool controlled and manipulated by temples, with some people taught in private schools. Tibetan culture and art were made to cater to the nobles and high officials, and the feudal serfdom shackled the spread and growth of fine Tibetan culture.

58. Steven Baigel Documentary Films And Travel Photography of film projects on tibetan refugees and the Indian sitar master, Nikhil Banerjee.......Images from tibet and of exile culture in Nepal and India. http://www.stevenbaigel.com

Steven Baigel Documentary Films and Travel Photography NIKHIL BANERJEE DOCUMENTARY FILM TIBETAN REFUGEE DOCUMENTARY FILM PHOTOGRAPHS This site contains information on: My documentary film/video on the life and music of the great Indian classical music sitarist Pandit Nikhil Banerjee. My documentary film/video on Tibetan refugees living in exile in Bir settlement, Himachal Pradesh, northern India. A select portfolio of my documentary and travel photographs from Tibet, on Tibetan exile culture, India, Nepal, and from other parts of the world. Steven Baigel

59. Geology Department Web Site - Northern Arizona University A virtual geological field trip (1996) along the eastern margin and across the Tibetan Plateau. Also includes information about culture and politics. http://vishnu.glg.nau.edu/people/jhw/Tibet/Tibet.html

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60. Font Class=PreviewTitle The Development Of Tibetan Culture tibet and unearthed many Old and New Stone Age sites, gradually unveiling the mystery of the origins of the society, history and traditional culture of tibet. http://news.xinhuanet.com/employment/2002-11/18/content_633172.htm

The Development of Tibetan Culture Foreword China is a united multi-ethnic country. As a member of the big family of the Chinese nation, the Tibetan people have created and developed their brilliant and distinctive culture during a long history of continuous exchanges and contacts with other ethnic groups, all of whom have assimilated and promoted each other's cultures. Tibetan culture has all along been a dazzling pearl in the treasure-house of Chinese culture as well as that of the world as a whole. I. The Spoken and Written Tibetan Language Is Widely Studied and Used, and Being Developed The study of the Tibetan language is protected by law. Educational institutions in the Tibet Autonomous Region universally practice a bilingual educational system whereby teaching is done principally in the Tibetan language. Furthermore, the teaching and reference materials for all the courses from primary school to senior high school have been edited in or translated into the Tibetan language. As the times progress and society advances, the Tibetan language develops in tandem, with its vocabulary and grammar continuously enriched. Much headway has been made in the normalization of technical terms and standardization of information technology in the Tibetan language. The encoded Tibetan language has been formally recognized by the Chinese state and international standards, and the promotion of the Tibetan language as an Internet communication tool is proceeding apace.

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