61. Tibet Online - TIBETmichigan A tibet Support Group bring about statewide awareness and action on behalf of the people and culture of tibet. http://tibet.org/Resources/TSG/Groups/tibetmichigan.html

Search tibet.org Non-English Sites Why Tibet? An Introduction The Barkhor: Mailing Lists, Contacts, Market ... About Tibet Online TIBETmichigan Name of Administrative Contact: Glenn Freeman Street Address: 40 Monroe Center NW (304) City, State/Province, Country and Postal Code: Grand Rapids, MI, USA 49503 Telephone Number: Fax Number: Email Address: tibetmichiganmain@yahoo.com Web Page URL (Address): http://tibetmichigan.home-page.org/ Michigan's major Tibet Support Group was named in 1995 and is comprised of individuals and organizations working together to help bring about statewide awareness and action on behalf of the people and culture of Chinese-occupied Tibet. last updated: 1.21.04 TSG Geographical Index TSG Alphabetical Index Home About Us

62. FREE DomainName.com SpeedyPage (tm) -- Reserve Your Place In Cyber Space With Do Serves ethnic food from the foothills of Himalayas. Gives information about what is served and about the culture. Includes a directory of links to get information about Nepal and tibet. http://www.shangril-la.com/

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63. Wooden Architecture In Ganzi An illustrated report by Pamela Logan on traditional buildings in the Kham region of tibet for the Kham Aid Foundation. http://www.khamaid.org/programs/culture/carpentr.htm

kham cultural heritage preservation home kham art/architecture home how to donate kham aid home Now on display at Far-and-Near.com, the magazine of cultural travel exhibition of Tibetan Architecture Photographs of Kham's diverse and Elegant Traditional Homes Wooden Architecture in Ganzi A Kham Aid Foundation Report by Pamela Logan, November, 1998 Anyone traveling through Kham is struck by the region's beautiful houses. Made of traditional materials in diverse styles, Tibetan homes in Kham are handsome, spacious, and well adapted to their environment. What distinguishes them most from the houses of central Tibet is the abundant and skillful use of wood. Kham has always possessed great forests, wood is an excellent building material, therefore carpentry skills in Kham have been developed to a high degree. House, Baiyu County. The Chinese-style tile roofs are not common in Kham, but areincreasing in popularity because they are more rain-proof than traditional flat roofs. A less lavish house is visible to the right rear. Detail of wood construction, Ganzi County

64. Worldbridges Tibet Information on Tibetan culture and the government in exile. http://www.worldbridges.com/Tibet/index.html

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

65. Tibet Support Group Grampian Campaigns for tibetans' right to determine their own future and preserve their culture, for an end to the violation of their human rights and for a tibet free from Chinese occupation. http://www.tibetsupport.org.uk/

These pages detail recent activities of Tibet Support Group Grampian, in rallying Western support for the Tibetan people in their struggle for autonomy, religious freedom and prosperity. TSG Grampian campaigns for Tibetans' right to determine their own future and preserve their culture, for an end to the violation of their human rights and for a Tibet free from Chinese occupation. It also supports charity projects for needy Tibetans in Tibet and in exile. Sections available on this site: Menu Title page Boycott Chinese goods ... News concerning our group, and the wider Tibet-support community. - With a feature on the success of the recent Chinese Olympics "Beijing 2008" bid. Tibet Support Group Grampian's Panchen Lama page Sponsored walks organized by the TibetSupport Group Tibet Walk 2000 Tibet Walk 2001 military 14906 tibetan genocide torture 12402 2878 invasion ocupation 10751 15738 military 14906 tibetan genocide torture 12402 2878 invasion ocupation 10751 15738 olympic 9516 9101 china genocide culture invasion torture lhasa china 9101 china genocide culture invasion torture lhasa china 11799 7191 ocupation beijing torture beijing china 11345 7621 military ocupation invasion 2008 8030 7191 ocupation beijing torture beijing china 11345 7621 military ocupation invasion 2008 8030 beijing 15055 torture 8833 china opression culture 16108 1383 invasion china chinese 15263 5739 2008 military 13612 2215 beijing 15055 torture 8833 china opression culture 16108 1383 invasion china chinese 15263 5739 2008 military 13612 2215

66. Clues To Legendary Tibetan Culture Emerge (WP) World tibet Network News. Published by the Canada tibet Committee Wednesday, February 19, 2003. 2. Clues to Legendary tibetan culture Emerge (WP). http://www.tibet.ca/en/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.

67. China Tours And China Travel Packages By Muztagh Travel Service China Adventure Tours offers China adventure tours,expeditions,trekking in China,cycling, culture tours and tibet Adventure tours, http://www.muztagh.com

China Tours and China Travel Packages China tours usually start at Beijing - the epicenter of Chinese culture, commerce, and politics, where you will have a chance to explore the most famous Imperial palace of China, the Forbidden City. Of course, no tour to Beijing would be complete without a stroll on the 2,000-year-old Great Wall of China! Then you can travel south to the city of Shanghai, home to the riverfront "Bund" and the exquisite Mandarin's Garden or the Terra-cotta Warriors in Xi'an. Our China Tours and Travel Packages includes interesting Cultural and and Adventure travel package tours to various places of China. No matter which kinds of tours you prefer you will find one here which meets your taste. With our carefully designed China tours you will have memorable travel experience and utmost satisfaction! China Tours also takes you into a land of remote and mystical Tibet or Silk Road, where you will experience the rich cultural traditions and enjoy the breathtaking natural beauty. There's so much to see in China! Muztagh Travel Service offers a unique selection of tours to all the major travel destinations of China. China Tours and China Travel Packages China Classic Tours China Classic tours is a collection of tours focosed in the Chinese culture and historical aspects of ancient China.

68. China/Tibetan Culture? Thursday, September 26, 2002. 1. China/Tibetan culture? By That China would ostensibly advertise Tibetan culture is beyond irony. For http://www.tibet.ca/en/wtnarchive/2002/9/26_1.html

World Tibet Network News Published by the Canada Tibet Committee Thursday, September 26, 2002 1. China/Tibetan culture? By PETER WORTHINGTON Toronto Sun, September 26, 2002 It was billed as China Tibetan Culture Week and you'd have thought that alone would have been sufficient to alert politicians that this was a pure propaganda exercise. Tibetan Cultural Splendour, sponsored by some 80 Chinese organizations in Canada, and orchestrated by the government in Beijing, is concluding a 10-day tour of Toronto, Ottawa and Vancouver, where it ends tomorrow. That China would ostensibly advertise Tibetan culture is beyond irony. For over 50 years China has put the boots to Tibet, ravaging cultural and religious symbols, killing people, repressing freedom, and transplanting more Chinese into Tibet than there are Tibetans. Cultural genocide. This reality apparently rang no bells with Canadian politicians. The tour got written testimonials and good wishes from the likes of Governor-Genera! l Adrienne Clarkson ("a wonderful opportunity for Canadians to become more familiar with Tibetan traditions"); Prime Minister Jean

69. Welcome To Flying Dragon Travels Page Offers tours and treks in Nepal, India, Bhutan and tibet. Contains information on visa requirements, tariffs, customs, culture, health and insurance. http://www.dragonpage.faithweb.com/

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70. Tibet Links tibetan culture Government of tibet in Exile. Bon beun Lopon Tenzin Namdak explains its relation to Buddhism to tibetan culture. http://www.khandro.net/links_Tibet.htm

Home Up Help Contents ... Links If you don't find your topic at first glance, use your browser's Find abilities. (Go to Edit. (Includes links to other places or items with a strong Tibetan influence.) See also Places table of contents. Tibet.Net choice of 4 languages, virtual Tibet online Do-not-miss-it LINK Going home to Lhasa as a "Stranger"article at White Crane Films Ladakh Cham dances of Hemis Monastery (IGNAC) Things Tibetan Music Realaudio files to Chimpu 's Azom Rinpoche by J. Mandell The Character to be Discarded a poem (1992) by Hortsang Jigme. Tibet Game Art * (many sites,) see also Tibetan Buddhist links Observatory of Tibet and Central Asia at U. Barcelona Tibet by bicycle !! ! weight and other considerations [ but not spelling. Travel Stirling's links includes Destination Tibet tours Language Voice of Tibet: archives of this week's headlines in Tibetan Fynn's links for writing Tibetan ACIP release IV Tenjur and Kanjur: Tibetan classics available Dharmakirti's work in Tibetan Nitartha for free Tibetan font download http://www.nitartha.org//dictionary_how_to.html#WylieTable

71. May The Buddha, Dharma, Sangha, Tibet, His Holiness The Dalai Lama, The Drikung Aims to support the Tibetan people, help preserve the culture, language, history, art and Buddhist practices and direct transmissions from the ancient Tibetan lineage teachers. Includes articles, opinions and internet service. http://www.fortibet.org

Fortibet.org Check Your EMAIL via the Web All mother sentient beings- Especially those enemies who hate me, obstructers who harm me And those who create obstacles on my path to liberation and omniscience, May they experience happiness, be separated from suffering and Swiftly will I establish them in the state of unsurpassed, complete, perfect and precious Buddhahood Drupon Rinpoche in Gainesville, January-February 2004 Buddhist Publications, Teachings, Tapes, etc.: Vajra Publications (www.vajrapub.org) Communicate: E-mail Tibetan Resources: Tibet Culture Support Groups Buddhist Resources: Buddhism Buddhist Publishers Teachings Support Dharma Activities! All proceeds donated to support Dharma Centers of the Drikung Kagyu lineage. $19.95/mo Unlimited 56Kbs access 10MB Webpage Call 352-378-5486 or Sign Up Online Sign up! Check your area for Dial Up Access Numbers Nationwide in the U.S. Tibetan Government His Holiness the Dalai Lama: "There is always hope"

72. Tibet Foundation - Culture Index tibet possesses a unique culture, firmly rooted in tibetan religion, but with strong influence from the geography of the Himalayas, and the neighbouring http://www.tibet-foundation.org/cult/

Aid Programmes Culture Programme Events List TF Reports ... Foundation Information Tibetan Culture Tibet possesses a unique culture, firmly rooted in Tibetan religion, but with strong influence from the geography of the Himalayas, and the neighbouring civilisations of India and China. One of Tibet Foundation's core objectives is to preserve Tibetan Culture through the monumental changes of the Twentieth Century and beyond. Tibet Foundation organises the most comprehensive and varied programme of Tibetan Cultural events , in the UK and beyond. Our past events have included: Public talks on Tibetan Buddhism given by H. H. the Dalai Lama and many eminent Lamas such as H. H. Sakya Trizin and H. H. Penor Rimpoche, as well as visiting Tibetan scholars and dignitaries. Tours by monks and lay performing artists , whose cultural performances include the famous 'Cham' and 'Black Hat' dances, sacred chanting, drum and Gipsy dances, and Tibetan opera. Visits by Tibetan Physicians to give medical consultations and lectures in the UK. Workshops and seminars on a variety of Tibetan subjects.

73. Australia Tibet Council: What Can I Do?: Tibetan Culture Australia tibet Council Tel +61 2 9283 3466 Fax +61 2 9283 3846 Email tibetcouncil@atc.org.au This page www.atc.org.au/whatcanido/culture.html Site http://www.atc.org.au/whatcanido/culture.html

Join our email list Get Active for Tibet Letter Writing Tibetan Culture Dress The chupa keeps Tibetans warm through the long winter. It is a fur-lined dress or coat. Jalham are the shoes worn in summer and Lham are handmade leather shoes, with leather soles. A pangden is a plain or multi-coloured apron, worn by married women. Kuthung is the name for cotton trousers, Doethung is a long-sleeved shirt. Monks wear a Tunga - maroon embroidered inner jacket, a Dzen -maroon loose robe/shawl, Sersha -yellow hat worn on special occasions by Gelukpa monks, Shamthap -maroon wrap-around cloth worn under the dzen, Sherdzompa -yellow, maroon colourful shoes, Ngulen -maroon sleeveless sweat shirt, Tengwa -brown prayer beads/rosary, made up of 108 beads, a prayer is said for each of the beads. Folk Songs Tibetans love to sing. Here is an example of a song a girl and boy might sing to each other. A boy sings: "Many bords are rushing to the willow tree, I can't rush. I will go to my silver birch" A girl sings: "You are the juniper of the opposite valley, I am the peacock of this valley. But a river runs between us. If you really want the peacock, you will have to make a bridge" This song is about a girl, from the capital of Lhasa arrives in an isolated village or nomad area, all the local boys flock around her as she is different and girls from Lhasa have the reputation of being special. The boy singing this song though is not interested; he prefers to be with a local girl. The girl sings that the boy is very handsome ( like a sweet-smelling juniper bush), and she is beautiful (like a peacock ); but romance is not possible because there is some major problem that cannot be changed (the river dividing them). If you want us to get together, you will have to do something about it and solve the problem, she explains.

74. Tibet - Institut Rikon Schweiz Tibetan Institute is a foundation with the aim of providing spiritual and cultural help to Tibetans exiled in Switzerland and also of maintaining and continuing the care of the Tibetan culture for the benefit of future generations of Tibetan people. http://www.tibet-institut.ch/

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75. Snow Lion Publications: Library Of Tibetan Culture BOOKS. OTHER ITEMS. SNOW LION LIBRARY OF tibetAN BUDDHISM culture. There are teachings graded for every student and many other books on the culture of tibet. http://www.snowlionpub.com/pages/library.php

PlaceMenu("mainmenu5") PlaceMenu("mainmenu6") PlaceMenu("mainmenu7") PlaceMenu("mainmenu8") ... PlaceMenu("mainmenu10") SEARCH THE CATALOG WHAT'S NEW PlaceMenu("mainmenu1") BOOKS PlaceMenu("mainmenu2") OTHER ITEMS PlaceMenu("mainmenu3") SNOW LION LIBRARY OF Since 1980, Snow Lion has published over 200 books. Here is our current complete title list by category. Click on a category below to view the books in that category. Library of Tibetan Buddhism General Tibetan Buddhism Introductory Intermediate Advanced Buddhist Philosophic Tenets ... Women's Studies Since its inception, Snow Lion Publications has had the goal of publishing a complete overview of Tibetan Buddhism and culture. Now in our 23rd year, we are pleased to see this goal being fulfilled. Because our catalog contains books from many sources, it is important for our customers to see the list of the books that we have chosen to publish for Snow Lion's Library of Tibetan Buddhism and Culture. We have published books from every major tradition of Tibet, including books on philosophic tenet systems and practice in both sutra and tantra. There are teachings graded for every student and many other books on the culture of Tibet. This is some of the very best literature on Tibetan Buddhism and culture. When you choose to purchase books and other products from Snow Lion directly, you support all of our activities: publishing new books on Tibetan Buddhism and culture, keeping our older books in print, the publication of our free

76. China/Tibetan Culture? China/Tibetan culture? September 26, 2002. China/Tibetan culture? http://tibet.ehosting.ca/re_SUN_ChinaTibetan culture.htm

China/Tibetan culture? September 26, 2002 China/Tibetan culture? By PETER WORTHINGTON Toronto Sun It was billed as China Tibetan Culture Week and you'd have thought that alone would have been sufficient to alert politicians that this was a pure propaganda exercise. Tibetan Cultural Splendour, sponsored by some 80 Chinese organizations in Canada, and orchestrated by the government in Beijing, is concluding a 10-day tour of Toronto, Ottawa and Vancouver, where it ends tomorrow. That China would ostensibly advertise Tibetan culture is beyond irony. For over 50 years China has put the boots to Tibet, ravaging cultural and religious symbols, killing people, repressing freedom, and transplanting more Chinese into Tibet than there are Tibetans. Cultural genocide. This reality apparently rang no bells with Canadian politicians. The tour got written testimonials and good wishes from the likes of Governor-General Adrienne Clarkson ("a wonderful opportunity for Canadians to become more familiar with Tibetan traditions"); Prime Minister Jean Chretien ("this celebration of culture to others"); Premier Ernie Eves ("opportunities ... to learn more about Tibetan art and culture"); Heritage Minister Sheila Copps ("increased understanding and appreciation"); Mayor Mel Lastman ("embrace and celebrate the beauty of Tibetan heritage and culture").

77. Tibetan Government In Exile's Official Web Site Official site. News, background, government, and culture. http://tibet.com/

NEWS ROOM Tibetans play for pride in football tournament in exile His Holiness the Dalai Lama in Rome Reports on His Holiness' visit to Glasgow ... Financial Assistance to Tibetan TIBETAN CULTURE His Holiness the Dalai Lama The Panchen Lama Tibetan Buddhism Tibetan Government on Controversy Surrounding Dorjee Shugden Practice ... THE OFFICE OF TIBET or Find the Nearest Office of Tibet Tibet House, 1 Culworth Street London NW8 7AF Tel: 0044-20-7722 5378 Fax: 0044-20-7722 0362 info@tibet.com This site is maintained and updated by The Office of Tibet, the official agency of His Holiness the Dalai Lama in London. This Web page may be linked to any other Web sites. Contents may not be altered. Page design by John Emerson . Website storage by Aristotle Internet Access.

78. OpEd Piece From T.C. Tethong On The "China Tibetan Culture Week" OpEd Piece from TC Tethong on China Tibetan culture Week . Why the exuberance of this altruistic gesture to promote Tibetan culture to the Canadian people? http://tibet.ehosting.ca/re_Tethong.htm

OpEd Piece from T.C. Tethong on "China Tibetan Culture Week" Last week, Mr. Hughes Eng, Co-Chair of the China Tibetan Cultural Week, held a press conference in Toronto announcing an upcoming celebration of Tibetan culture in Ottawa, Toronto and Vancouver. A quick reading of his media statement reveals all the usual elements of Chinese government propaganda, though the organizers of this event have done their best to promote China Tibetan Cultural Week as a community sponsored event. Eng claims that " over 80 Chinese Canadian community groups involving thousands of people, have worked together to bring the China Tibetan Cultural Week to Canada. " As a Tibetan who has lived in Canada since the mid-1970s with almost no contact or support from the Chinese community, I have to ask myself: Why suddenly the interest and display of compassion towards the Tibetans? Why the exuberance of this altruistic gesture to promote Tibetan culture to the Canadian people? What is most telling about this whole episode is the total absence of any Tibetans in the preparation of this event . There are several thousand Tibetan refugees living in Canada, most of whom live in Toronto, and yet to my knowledge, not one is involved with Mr. Eng or his associates.

79. Tibet Empowerment Circle A grassroots coalition of organizations and individuals working to support the people of tibet and their culture. http://www.tibetweb.org/

SPECIAL REQUEST We urge you to join us in taking action to STOP THE WAR against Iraq. The Tibet Empowerment Circle (TEC) is a grassroots coalition of organizations and individuals around the world working toward two related objectives: To support the people of Tibet (at home and in exile) in their efforts to empower, educate and sustainably develop their nation, their communities and themselves; and To optimize exchanges between Tibet and the rest of the world, so that we may better understand and learn from each other, while preserving Tibetan culture in the age of globalization. Introduction Leadership In Exile Freedom Movement Dalai Lama Appeals For Help ... FAQ INFORMATION STATION About Tibet How You Can Help Travel to Dharamshala Links to Other Tibet-Related Sites and Tibet Support Organizations PROJECTS AND PROGRAMMES Tibetan Computing and Multimedia Education Programme Volunteer and Service-Learning Opportunities in India and Nepal Web Development PARTNERS DEVI, the Dharamshala Earthville Institute (Dharamshala, India) Gu-Chu-Sum (9-10-3) Ex-Political Prisoners Association of Tibet (India and Tibet) The Institute of Buddhist Dialectics (Dharamshala and Sarrah, India) The Kailash Zone (Tibet, Nepal and India) ... The Lung-Ta (Windhorse) Project (Japan and India) The Moore Foundation (Texas, USA) San Diego Friends Of Tibet (California, USA)

80. Tibetan Culture With Links To Asian Recipes From Tibet tibetan cultural information and links to asian tibet recipes, cooking equipment and techniques, herbs and cultural information from asia. tibetan culture. http://asiarecipe.com/tibculture.html

Tibet Current time in Tibet Tibetan Culture Dali Lama Biography The Tibetan Flag Introduction "The Tibetan national flag is intimately connected with the authentic history and royal lineages of Tibet which are thousands of years old. Furthermore, in the Tibetan Royal year 820 or in the seventh century of the Christian era, at the time of the Tibetan religious King Song-tzan Gampo the Great extensive land of Tibet was divided into large and small districts known as "g?-kyi tong-de" and "yung-g'i mi-de". From these large and small districts, an army of 2,860,000 men was chosen and stationed along the borders of Tibet, and the subjects thus lived in safety. The bravery and heroism of the Tibetan people at that time in conquering and ruling even the adjacent empire of China is well-known in world history. "At that time, it is recorded that the regiment of Yi-ru ti had a military flag with a pair of snow-lions facing each other; that Y?-ru m? had a snow-lion with a bright upper border; that of Tzang Ru-iao, had a snow-lion standing upright, springing towards the sky; and the flag of ?-ru t? had a white flame against a red background, and so forth. In this way. the regiments of each area had its own individual military standard. Continuing with that tradition up to the beginning of the twentieth century, various regiments within the Tibetan army have had military flags with either a pair of snow-lions facing each other, or a snow-lion springing upwards and so forth.

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