About New year

Theravada Buddhist Monks

The connection between celebrations and Buddhist practices

19
Feb
2024
Amitabha Foundation - US

Guru Dragpo and Shitro Pujas with Ayang Rinpoche

5
Feb
2024
Khyentse Foundation - US

Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche’s 2024 New Year Message

31
Dec
2023
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The Largest Tibetan Tiger Carpet ever made in Nepal

11
Jan
2021
Carpets
Life is pleased to introduce the Largest Tiger Carpet to all Tibetan Tiger lovers. The size of the carpet is 335 cm wide and 457 cm long (11*15)ft. This Tibetan Tiger Carpet is a and top- rug that conveys the warmth of handmade products. Historical context and meaning of the Tiger Rug in Tibetan Tiger are made traditionally, each design is cut by hand to create a 3-dimensional look that emulates a .
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Interpreting Buddhist Deity Ksitigarbha

3
Mar
2020
Culture, Deities, Dharma
is also known as primarily revered in East Asian who is usually depicted as a in the Orient. Ksitigarbha is known for his not to achieve until all are emptied.  Therefore, Ksitigrabha is also regarded as the bodhisattva of hell-beings. The Life of Ksitigarbha In this portion, we are going to learn about the life of Ksitigarbha, after that, we will present the short etymological description of the .
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Saga Dawa Festival

Tibetan Calendar and Festivals

30
Oct
2018
Astrology, Culture, Dharma, Himalayas, Tibetan Calendar
There are different which are celebrated in . Tibet is rich in and tradition. All people enjoy festivals together to maintain harmony and among one another. in South Asia The calendar is a set of lunisolar calendars primarily used in mainland Southeast Asian countries of Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, and Thailand as well as in Sri Lanka for and official occasions. While the calendars share a common lineage, they also .
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The Detail History of Prayer Flags

2
May
2018
Dharma
The hoisting of flags to ensure good fortune is one of the many customs within the nomadic communities of that have changed very little for several thousand years. However, the meaning of this ritual has gradually evolved from being of militaristic to significance. Origin of That the original use of flags in Tibet was militaristic is illustrated by the term Ru-dar or . Ru refers to the gathering of nomads before moving .
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Tibetan Buddhist Prayer flags

4
Apr
2018
Culture
and bear auspicious , deities and protectors, invocations, prayers and other mantras. Tibetan for centuries have been hoisting with a very strong devotion and belief that the sacred flags thus hoisted will bring the hoister and those in vicinity , , peace, good health, long life, and prosperity. Prayer flags are generally hoisted on high places like hilltops, mountains, roof, and outside of a house. .
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