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Tibetan Arts of Love (Paperback)

tibetan lock symbolizing protection & guidance, with mantra of peace & compassion carved in the back and dorje "indestructible" symbol on the key. approx. 4" x 2.25" x 1".

Dhama Suna, Tibetan Institute of Performing Arts, CD, Erato Disques S.A., Paris, 71:03 minutes, $18.00

handpainted wooden offering cabinet from nepal, a reproduction of an older tibetan altar. gods and godesses are to be placed inside. 19"h x 13.5"w x 9.5"d. one-of-a-kind item, subject to prior sale.

This is the first book to introduce the principles and techniques of Tibetan Bon medicine--one of the oldest and most sophisticated systems of healing--to an American audience. Hansard explains the principles of Tibetan Bon medicine, which emphasize the interrelationship of physical, mental, and spiritual health.

from an original painting by L.A.Shepard

[ Ships Daily ] Condition: Good ISBN-139780743451468ISBN-10074 3451465Publisher: Atria Pub Date: 6/4/2002 Binding: Hardcover Pages: 304

By Shrestha Baker. 9" x 12", 192 pages, paperback. A practical guide to our search for physical, emotional and spiritual well-being. Packed with beautiful color paintings, unfolding their invaluable secrets about the remedy and prevention of myriad illnesses. With Tibetan insights into ailments as stress, and allergies, this book offers an revisioning of conventional attitudes toward health care and healing.

Bardo: Tibetan Art of the Afterlife will present about fifty works of art that illustrate the bardo experiences that confront one upon death. These works from throughout the Himalayan region include paintings and sculptures depicting peaceful and wrathful deities; initiation cards; illuminated manuscripts; a three-dimensional mandala inhabited by afterlife deities; and two shrine room models. Audio-visual devices will allow visitors to view Tibetan death-related ceremonies and rituals.

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Pages: 160, Edition: 2, Hardcover, Orchid Press

Free Worldwide Delivery : The Tibetan Art of Positive Thinking : Paperback : Hodder & Stoughton General Division : 9780340824153 : 0340824158 : 12 Apr 2004 : Presents ways to transform the aspects of our lives through the traditional Tibetan skills of positive thinking.

Pages: 240, Edition: Edition Unstated, Hardcover, Acc Us Distribution Book Title

Product Code : 918 Weight : 490.0000 gm Size : 7"Wx"x7.50"H Material : Enamel and Water Colors on Wood Price: $55.00 Saree Blouse Measurement Close Bust (in inches) Waist (in inches) Hips (in inches) Small 32" 26" 36" 34" 28" 38" Medium 36" 30" 38" 38" 32" 42" Large 40" 34" 44" 42" 36" 46" X Large 44" 38" 48" 46" 40" 50" Qty: Be the first to review this product You can also: Checkout Continue Shopping Send to a Friend...

This is the story of an ancient culture tucked away in the largest mountains in the world. It is a rugged land, whose joyful people strive to sustain themselves under great odds. While the ART of Dying explores the transition to death as revealed in the ancient Tibetan scriptures and practiced through local customs (throughout the centuries), this work is more a celebration of life! The Danish filmmakers underwent great difficulties to capture contemporary rural Tibet from the Tibetan perspective...

20 multi-colored woodcuts and other images depicting the art of woodblock prints. Introduction by His Holiness the Dalai Lama. Essays by Pratapaditya Pal and David Waterhouse, Professor of East Asian Studies, University of Toronto. Design by Stan Shikatani.