Ritual tantric chanting by Tibetan Monks
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Tibetan temple music is particularly renowned in the west for its two forms of multiphonic singing known as jok-kay (low tone) and bar-da (high tone).
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Result 2Tibetan woman holds prayer wheel: Kalachakra, Bodhgaya
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Tibetan woman holds prayer wheel which is the most symbolic religious objects for Tibetans. Mediators hold this prayer wheel and during countless rotations of the wheel, they repeat the mantra.
Result 3An interview with Tibetan master chanter - Lama Tashi
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Ngawang Tashi Bapu was born on 22nd Feb 1968, in the village of Thembang, state of Arunachal Pradesh, North East India. He was born into a large farming family of three brothers and four sisters.
Result 4Tibetan monks exercising tantric chanting
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Tibetan temple music is particularly renowned in the west for its two forms of multiphonic singing known as jok-kay (low tone) and bar-da (high tone).
Result 5Tibetan Lamas' ritual Multiphonic Chanting
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Tibetan temple music is particularly renowned in the west for its two forms of multiphonic singing known as jok-kay (low tone) and bar-da (high tone).
Result 6Tibetan pilgrims prostrate to worship at Bodhgaya - 32nd Kalachakra
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Woman decorates Bodhgaya with flowers as people worship there during 32nd Kalachakra in 2012. Wearing an air mask, a worker fills oil lamps with oil. Buddhist men prostrate themselves on the ground, as they pay obeisance.
Result 7Mani stones or Prayer stones of Tibetan Buddhism
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Mani stones or Prayer stones put up for sale during Kalachakra in Bodhgaya. Mani stones are stone plates, rocks and/or pebbles, inscribed with the mantras, as a form of prayer in Tibetan Buddhism.
Result 8Choeden sings Tibetan Opera (Namthar)
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Tibetan Opera is a fascinating combination of songs, dances, chants, acrobatics, comedy and drama.
Result 9Starting life long offering ceremony (Tenshug) to His Holiness The Dalai Lama, in Tibet
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Monks of Namagyal Monastery pray Before starting the life long offering ceremony(Tenshug) to His Hbliness The Dalai Lama in Dharamsala, Mcloed gang 2016.
Result 10Tibetans celebrate Losar festival with special prayers
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Tibetan reading their holy scripture and offer prayers to welcome their New Year Losar. The most important holiday in Tibet is Losar, which celebrates the Tibetan New Year.
Result 11Preparing noodles for Guthuk, a Tibetan dish
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Guthuk is a noodle soup in Tibetan cuisine. It is eaten two days before Losar, the Tibetan New Year and is a variation on Thukpa bhatuk.
Result 12Making noodles for Guthuk dish on Tibetan new year
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Guthuk is a noodle soup in Tibetan cuisine. It is eaten two days before Losar, the Tibetan New Year and is a variation on Thukpa bhatuk.
Result 13Colourful prayer flags flutter around Chiu Gompa, Tibet
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The complex of Chiu Gompa monastery that lies on the shore of lake Manasarovar, decorated with colourful prayer flags. According to Tibetans these prayer flags purify the air. The monastery is built right into the cliffs.
Result 14Monk chanting prayers with Dalai lama: seminar on Rinchen Zangpo, in Tibet
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Tibetan spiritual leader, The Dalai Lama arrives at Tabo monastery for the cultural program. The Dalai Lama lights the lamp and greets the audience. Monks are reciting and chanting Tibetan prayers.
Result 15Hanuman being worshipped in Tibet
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Devotees chanting prayers and ritual to Lord Hanuman in the temple at Nyalam in Tibet. People offer fruits as a Hindu priest performs rituals. The rest of the congregation unite him in prayer.
Result 16Tibetan prayer flags in profusion: Parikrama around Mt. Kailash
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Colourful prayer flags being decorated at Mt. Kailash. These colours(red, blue, yellow, white and green)represent elements like air, fire, water, and earth.
Result 17Losar: Tibetan new year
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It was the end of February 2017. The cool beautiful town of McLeod Ganj was bustling with activity. The small population of Tibetan diaspora settled there were busy preparing to bade farewell to the old year and welcome the new one.
Result 18Carrying the prayers to the Universe, in Tibet
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Tibetan prayer flags are traditionally hung in high places to catch the wind so the prayer will be carried out to bless and bring good fortune to all sentient beings.
Result 19Buddhist prayer flags fluttering in the mountains of Tibet
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The flutter of hundreds of prayer flags or 'Dhar' outside a Gompa in Tibet. With the background of high and barren rocky mountains, the cold winds make the prayer flags dance to its tune.
Result 20Tibetan Prayer and chanting time for lama, with nothing but this tuneful voice, his drum and a bell
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Tibetan Prayer time for a lama, with nothing but this tuneful voice, his drum and a bell
Result 21Prayer flags and orchids in Thimphu
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A prayer flag is a colorful panel or rectangular cloth often found strung along mountain and peaks high in the Himalayas to bless the surrounding countryside or for other purposes.
Result 22Buddhist monks worship Lord Buddha and offer prayers, Mindrolling Monastery, in Tibet
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The Mindroling Monastery has a long history. Mindroling (pronounced as Minh-dro-lyng) literally means a 'Place of Perfect Emancipation' in Tibet and is a place of worship for the Nyingma sect of Buddhism.
Result 23Monks offering evening prayer to Lord Buddha at Mindrolling Monastery, in Tibet
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The Mindroling Monastery has a long history. Mindroling (pronounced as Minh-dro-lyng) literally means a 'Place of Perfect Emancipation' in Tibet and is a place of worship for the Nyingma sect of Buddhism.
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