བཙན་བྱོལ་ནང་བོད་ཡིག་སློབ་ཁྲིད་དང་བེད་སྤྱོད། Tibetan Language in School and Society Kunleng discusses innovations in teaching Tibetan, Tibetan language medium education, and the current state of the language in Tibetan society. Guest: Tashi Dhondup, Additional Secretary, Education Department, CTA 1. Clashes between Chinese and Tibetan students in Chengdu 2. TIME magazine: Tibet Immolation number one underreported news of the year 3. Village revolt in China 4. China and South Korea 5. Exile Tibetan Govt and Social Media 6. Beijing begins direct flight to Lhasa 7. Russian Prime Minister defends results of recent election 8. US Congress moves forward with a massive defensive bill containing a controversial provision on the military detention of certain terror suspects 9. Thousands of Egyptians went to poll this week as well 10. Indian PM dismisses fears of impending Chinese attack.

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Ambient music for deep contemplation. Images from Google. Artist: Gregor Theelen Song: Shamanic Tree of Worlds Album: Journey to Tibet

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Buddhist monks and nuns comprise a substantial proportion of society in the valleys of Tibet. Watch more high quality videos on the BBC Worldwide YouTube channel here: www.youtube.com

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Indian army after having scaled of Mt. Everest in 2001 took the challenging task of summiting all open Eight Thousanders in India, Tibet and Nepal. The peaks, which were yet to be scaled, were Manaslu, Ishapangma and Mamakalu. Manaslu being more daunting and challenging amongst these peaks and since no Indian had ever scaled it so far was the preferred choice. Manaslu (8163 meters),"Mountain of the Spirit", also known as Kutang is the eight highest mountain peaks in the world which is located in the west-central part of Nepal. Manaslu is long ridges and valley glaciers culminate in a peak that towers steeply above its surrounding landscape. There had fifteen members who were selected for Mt. Manaslu Expedition and in this 15 member Mr.NK Kunchok Tenpa of 7vikas is one of them who are an Everester. He has also summited Momotsang Kangri, Junction Peak, Shivling, Deoban. He has been instructor at SBS and was third in the famous Everest Marathon. He made a record in Mt Manaslu Expedition by climbs the peak without using oxygen. He said that he pray to god for his selection and it was his dream to raised Indian nation and army's flag in Mt Manaslu without using oxygen which became true after the mission complete. Their journey started on 24 March, 2011 from New Delhi to move Kathmandu by air and after that they had purchased some technical equipment and personal gear. Trek to Manaslu Base camp was one of the most daunting and challenging ten days walk up to the last village <b>...</b>

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Translation of the song in english: There is a gold more precious than gold Vowels and 30 consonants are more important than the gold Tibetans who wish to obtain gold, Learn the spoken and written tibetan language Learn the spoken and written tibetan language. There is a silver more precious than the white silver Tibet`s environment is more precious than the silver Tibetans who wish to obtain silver wealth, Preserve and protect the roof of the world Preserve and protect the roof of the world. There is a jewellery more precious than the jewellery Tibetan people are more precious than the jewellery Tibetans who wish to obtain jewellery wealth, Work for and maintain the unity among ourselvers Work for and maintain the unity among ourselvers.

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In the high mountains of Tibet, where trees don't grow, natural resources scarce, and the land is harsh, Tibetan Buddhists do not bury their dead, nor waste precious resources cremating the body. From dust to dust, flesh to flesh, nothing is wasted. Human body flesh makes precious food for the vultures. Tibetan Buddhists feed their dead to the vultures. This is good karma.

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DVD is available at tibetdoc.com Recent refugees who escaped Chinese torture in Tibet and arrived in Dharamsala, India to an uncertain future. In light of the recent events in Tibet I've decided to post the entire documentary I shot in India about Tibetan refugees who had just escaped from Chinese torture in Tibet. It's available at Netflix, and other online areas, but it's more important that the words of these eyewitnesses is put into the public airspace. Tibetans have been tortured, beaten and jailed since the Chinese invaded their country, I have footage of a doctor who left because he could no longer sterilize Tibetan woman in good conscience. Most of these interviews are children or monks - their stories are heartbreaking. If you want to see Tibet, check out my doc Journey Into Tibet.com where I take a trip with Robert Thurman across Tibet. I also feature HH The Dalai Lama, Robert Thurman, Grammy winner Yungchen Llamo, the Nechung Monks, the State oracle of Tibet, the 17th Karmapa and others. I couldn't put the entire hour long movie at one time, but it's in 5 edited clips of ten minutes each on youtube, and the other clips will soon appear. Long live the great Tibetan culture and people, and please pray for Tibet.

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Tibetan Prime Minister-in-exile Lobsang Sangay discusses the growing crisis in his country.

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Chinese police hunting down Tibetans like rabbits in the borrows without producing any arrest warrant violates basic human rights. In the first place, 2008 event was not at all a riot, but revolution of Tibetans against the China's illegal occupation of Tibet for more than fifty years. Tibet was not and will never be a part of China. Tibet was a fully functional nation before China's occupation in 1959. She had her centralized Govt. in Lhasa, national currency, postal system, issued passport to her citizens and more importantly laid treaty with neighboring countries. All these and more proves that Tibet was an occupied nation. For more, visit www.rangzen.net. Video courtesy- 'Tibetan Govt. in Exile.

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A Call to Action: Stand Up for Tibet! Visit www.StandUpforTibet.org to sign and share the pledge, and take part in the Global Day of Action on November 2nd. Seven young Tibetans have set fire to themselves in eastern Tibet since March 2011 to protest China's repressive rule. These unprecedented and truly desperate acts are a cry to the outside world for help, and if left unchecked, this growing tragedy could spiral into a nation-wide crisis. Now is the time to act. Visit http now to sign and share the pledge to call for a Global Intervention Now to Save Tibetan Lives.

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The hydrodynamic and acoustic response of the water-filled Tibetan bowl 3 being rubbed with a mallet. Researchers have been investigating the connection between fifth century Himalayan instruments used in religious ceremonies and modern physics. In a study published in IOP Publishing's journal Nonlinearity, researchers have captured high speed images of the dynamics of fluid-filled Tibetan bowls and shown how droplets are propelled from the water's surface as the bowls are excited. Read the study: iopscience.org Watch related videos: iopscience.iop.org

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For more, visit animal.discovery.com | The Tibetan Mastiff is an ancient breed and type of domestic dog originating with nomadic cultures of Central Asia.

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Kunleng looks back at some of the main news events from Tibet and the Tibetan world. Guests: Bhuchung Tsering, VP for Special Programs, ICT, and Dorje Tseten, VOA Tibetan.

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Two teenage monks set themselves on fire in China on Monday to protest against Beijing's rule of Tibet. Monks who support the 'Free Tibet' movement have increased the usage of lighting themselves on fire for their cause, and have gained support from a group of monks-in-exile who have walked the length of India in solidarity. Al Jazeera's Caroline Malone reports.

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NEW YORK, April 29, 2011 — Excerpts from the inaugural program in Asia Society's Great Debates series, featuring monks from the Drepung Loseling Monastery and a discussion between Geshe Thupten Jinpa and Professor Daniel Perdude. Source: asiasociety.org

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For more news and videos visit ☛ english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ☛ http Add us on Facebook ☛ me.lt As the G20 summit kicks off in Cannes, France, Tibetan protestors in northern India are urging world leaders to help stop oppression by communist authorities in their homeland. They say the only way to end decades of CCP rule in Tibet is for world leaders to speak up against the Chinese regime. Tibetan protestors paraded on the streets of Dharamsala in northern India Wednesday over China's repressive tactics in Tibet, seeking international intervention to save Tibetan lives. The protest comes as world leaders meet in France for the G20 summit. The people here say international intervention is the only solution that will relieve them from the oppression of the Chinese Communist Party. [Tenzing Dorjay, Protester]: "We aim to send a message to the global leaders that we need global intervention in Tibet in order to save Tibetan lives, in order to stop the Chinese government's repression in Tibet, which is exacerbating the situation, causing further loss of Tibetan lives and the only thing that will work, in order to stop this humanitarian crisis in Tibet, is global intervention." The protesters say they want G20 leaders to raise the issues of human rights violations and a crackdown on monasteries by Chinese police. China has ruled Tibet since 1950. An estimated 80000 Tibetans along with their spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, fled to India in 1959 after an <b>...</b>

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No Comment | euronews: watch the international news without commentary | www.euronews.net Police in Nepal said they have arrested more than 100 Tibetan exiles who were protesting against Chinese rule over their homeland.

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Filmed minutes after the crash with full permission of the driver. I hope this video reaches her somehow during the internet so she can see how it was not her time to go. As I approached the smouldering vehicle and heard screams from inside the upside-down shell, I expected a horror movie. What I got was someone who was scared of falling by taking off the seat belt. All is well that ends well.

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5 simple techniques, 20 minutes a day is all it takes for a youthful, energetic you. Practice the 5 Tibetan Rites alongside Raageshwari in this exclusive video and feel the difference. Credits: Written & Directed by Ipshita Maitra Hosted by Raageshwari Loomba and Lorraine More Director of Photography Suresh Rajan Edited by Dilip Ahuja Background score by Kaizad Gherda Additional score by Kuber Bhartiya Sound Design and mix by Kabir Singh Location courtesy: Japalouppe Equestrian Centre Pvt. Ltd. A Kabir Singh Production's film

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SIGN This Petition: standupfortibet.org Tibetans inside Tibet have been protesting for 60+ years for Freedom in Tibet from Chinese Brutal Occupation ! Link: www.phayul.com October 17: Reports coming out of Tibet confirm the demise of yet another Tibetan, this time a nun, after she torched her body in an apparent protest against China's continued occupation of Tibet. Tenzin Wangmo, around 20 years of age, set herself on fire at around 1 pm local time in the Ngaba region of eastern Tibet today. The exile base of Kirti Monastery, citing eyewitnesses, in a release today said that Tenzin Wangmo self immolated on a crossroad near her monastery, the Mamae Dechen Choekhorling Nunnery, about 3 kms away from Ngaba County. "Tenzin Wangmo was engulfed in flames as she marched on the streets for nearly 7 to 8 minutes raising slogans calling for the return of His Holiness the Dalai Lama from exile and religious freedom in Tibet," the release said. Tenzin Wangmo died immediately. According to the release, nuns from the Mamae nunnery carried Tenzin Wangmo's body to the nunnery and despite repeated warnings from Chinese security personnel, refuse to give possession of the deceased's body. "The Chinese authorities have given the nuns an ultimatum to either hand over the deceased's body or bury Tenzin Wangmo's body by tonight," the release said. The situation around Mamae nunnery, which is the largest nunnery in the Ngaba region with over 350 nuns, is being described as tense. This is the <b>...</b>

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We are happy to announce the launch of this 3-min video inspired by Lhakar, a homegrown Tibetan campaign that is mobilizing thousands of Tibetans around the idea of protecting our identity by practicing it. Through small daily and weekly acts of resistance such as buying from Tibetan shops, speaking in Tibetan, visiting the temple on Wednesdays, eating tsampa, wearing chuba, and assisting the families of political prisoners, Tibetans are strengthening their culture, society and local economies in subtle yet sustainable ways. This video is an attempt at compiling just a few of the nonviolent tactics that Tibetans living under Chinese rule are using to defend their culture while expanding their social and political spheres of influence. Make your Lhakar pledge at: lhakar.org

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Six Tibetan Buddhist monks are studying science at Emory University. It's part of the Emory-Tibet Science Initiative, which is infusing science into monastic education. Take a look inside the life of a Tibetan monk while he's in college.

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During my recent visit to Washington, DC this past July, also in town was the Tibetan 14th Dalai Lama Tenzin Gyatso (Jetsun Jamphel Ngawang Lobsang Yeshe Tenzin Gyatso -- 1989 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate). Resulting in His Holiness's visit to Washington, DC were legions of robed Tibetan monks throughout the city. The Sunday I was there, my Japanese good and trusted friend "Inglewoodgridah" (his YouTube name) spent the day walking the National Mall. That is where the Lincoln Memorial, the World War Two Memorial, the Washington Monument, the Capitol Building, and the Korean War Memorial are located. We were approaching the Korean War Memorial when we observed a group of Tibetan Monks sitting on a park bench with a Caucasian with another monk in front taking photographs. I walked up and offer to take group photo. The monk with the camera spoke with me in good English. I took a few pictures, then asked where they were from (I did not want to assume anything). I was told Tibet. I then asked if what we hear in the USA about Chinese authorities suppressing their culture, religion, and language. The one monk looked at my Japanese friend then said to me, "Sorry we do not speak English," then got up and left. They probably thought my Japanese friend to be a commie Chinese agent. How pathetic is that? They were about 13000 miles from Commie-land and yet still had the fear of those commie gangsters. I said to my Japanese friend, "You being from Japan, and me an American we can go <b>...</b>

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NEW YORK, July 19, 2011 — Dr. Lobsang Sangay, Prime Minister of the Tibetan Government in Exile, says Tibetans are committed to maintaining a non-violent movement, but it will be difficult. Source: asiasociety.org

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DHARAMSHALA, September 21: A 23 year-old Tibetan girl has won gold for China in the Women's Freestyle Wrestling 67 kg class at the World Wrestling Championship in Istanbul, Turkey. Shelok Dolma, (Spelt as Luozhuoma XI), Tibetan girl defeated her Mongolian opponent Oyunsuren Banzragch in the final bout on 16 September, becoming the first Tibetan ever to achieve the feat. More than 900 wrestlers from 104 countries competed at the World Wrestling Championship in Turkey from 12 September to 18 September to qualify for the London 2012 Olympics. Shelok said it was a surprise for her that she won gold at her international debut, barely six months after she won silver at the national wrestling championship in April this year. Born to a humble family in the Tibetan region of Nyingtri in Kongpo, Shelok Dolma was selected into the Chinese national wrestling team in 2010. "This is first time in history that a Tibetan girl bagged the international wrestling gold medal, and it is a moment of pride for all of us," said Dorje, Dolma's coach. Sources also state that Tibetan athletes participating in domestic and international sports competitions have won 220 medals in total and currently there are 12 Tibetans representing China in various international games.

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The Tibetan Book of the Dead, whose actual title is "The Great Liberation upon Hearing in the Intermediate State" or "Bardo Thodol", is traditionally believed to be the work of the legendary Padma Sambhava in the 8th century AD The book acts as a guide for the dead during the state that intervenes death and the next rebirth. He is considered to be one of the first persons to bring Buddhism to Tibet. The Bardo Thodol is a guide that is read aloud to the dead while they are in the state between death and reincarnation in order for them to recognize the nature of their mind and attain liberation from the cycle of rebirth. The Bardo Thodol teaches that once awareness is freed from the body, it creates its own reality as one would experience in a dream. This dream occurs in various phases (bardos) in ways both wonderful and terrifying. Overwhelming peaceful and wrathful visions and deities appear. Since the deceased's awareness is in confusion of no longer being connected to a physical body, it needs help and guidance in order that enlightenment and liberation occurs. The Bardo Thodol teaches how we can attain Nirvana by recognizing the heavenly realms instead of entering into the lower realms where the cycle of birth and rebirth continue. The following is a description of the bardo realms that one travels through after death. The First Bardo The first bardo comes at the very moment of death, when there dawns the Clear Light of the Ultimate Reality. This is the very content <b>...</b>

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www.StandUpForTibet.org Oct 9, 2010, Tibetan Student's Protest reach Beijing! LA Times http New York Times www.nytimes.com Guardian www.guardian.co.uk www.dossiertibet.it Thousands of Tibetan students pressed ahead with protests for the second day running amid fears they will be forced to adopt a Chinese-language only school curriculum.About 8000 students took part in the demonstrations on Oct.20 in Tsolho.The protests erupted a day earlier in Rebkong in the same province over the language concern as fears gripped Tibetans that their culture, language, and national identity in regions ruled by China will be further eroded.Monks had joined the march on the first day of the demonstrations as participants carried banners, written in both Tibetan and Chinese, reading "Equality Among Nationalities" and "Expand the Use of the Tibetan Language," sources said. The protests started Wednesday with about 2000 students demonstrating in a teachers' college and two medical schools. More students joined in as the day progressed. "This morning around 8 in the morning, about 2000 students of Tsolho Teachers College, and two local medical schools assembled at the school ground. They observed silence and protested against the Chinese language policy in the area," a Tibetan wrote on an RFA blog. "Later they filed in lines and marched towards the town center. They raised slogans demanding restoration of language ownership," according to the blogger. About 4000 students of the Tsolho Tibetan <b>...</b>

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TIBETAN SHORT MOVIE "Behind the Scenes".. To check out the video please visit the link below. youtu.be Crew members Tenzin Chodhar, Tenzin Pasang, Dawa Gyaltsen KhawaFilm Production

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At a time when there has been an increase in friction between India and China over the issue of the Dalai Lama addressing a Buddhist conference in New Delhi - friction that even led to the postponement of scheduled boundary talks between the two countries - we ask Lobsang Sangay, the Tibetan Prime Minister in exile, whether Tibet is in danger of being forgotten by the world? Read more at: www.ndtv.com

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Tenzin Dolma performed Tibetan Song-Tenzin Gyatso(originally by Tsering Gyurmey) during Shamphel Tenzin's fashion show held in New york, 2011.

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Kunleng invites HH Sakya Trizin, head of the Sakya tradition of Tibetan Buddhism, to discuss the challenges for cultural preservation, and the responsibilities for the younger generation of Tibetans.

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For more news and videos visit ☛ ‪english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ☛ ‪http Add us on Facebook ☛ ‪facebook.com A court in Sichuan province sentenced three Tibetan monks to long jail terms for involvement in a self-immolation protest of a fellow monk. On March 16, a 16-year-old monk from the Kirti monastery, Rigzin Phuntsog lit himself on fire, allegedly to protest Chinese security forces' brutal treatment of Tibetan monks. On Monday, Tibetan monk Lobsang Tsundue (or Drongdru in Chinese) was sentenced to 11 years in jail—accused of "intentional homicide". On Tuesday, Tenchum was sentenced to 10 and Tsering Tenzin to 13 years in jail—both were accused of "plotting, instigating and assisting" the self-immolation of a fellow monk. But according to Tibetan news website Phayul.com, eyewitness to the immolation saw Chinese security forces beating the monk to death, immediately after dousing the flames. One of the convicted monks, Lobsang Tsundue was seen trying to save Phuntsog from police brutality, Phayul reports. The sentences have caused international concern over lack of transparency in the court's ruling.

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