Tibetan Buddhist monks, from left, Lobsang Samten, Thubten Wangchuk, Tenzin Phentok and Geshe Tsultrim Gyatso of the Drepung Loseling Monastery chant during an opening prayer prior to a lecture by Gyatso on the psychology of enlightenment Wednesday in Kayenta. (Jud Burkett/The Spectrum)
Mirrors line the walls, the lights remain dim and soft music resonates as diners enjoy authentic Tibetan cuisine. The Snow Lion restaurant, 113 S. Grant St., may be serene on a Tuesday night, but come Friday, it may be a bit livelier.
The spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhists, the Dalai Lama, has begun a three-week trip to the United States amid strong protests from China. The visit kicks off in San Francisco Thursday, before he heads east and, more contentiously, to Washington.
His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama is visiting the capitals of Spain and France from October 7 to 17, 2003. It will the 6th visit to Spain and 19th to France.
The Dalai Lama is willing to return to Tibet and end nearly half a century of exile in India if China allows him to go back to his homeland "without preconditions".
The Chamtse Ling temple dedication at the Tibetan Cultural Center is just two days away, and student and academic groups are busy with last-minute preparations. Professors and students attending the event are also gearing up for what
The Tibetan college students of Chandigarh had a rare opportunity of listening to the Vice-Chairperson of the Assembly of the Tibetan People's Deputies about democracy, that too on the Democracy day.
Tibetan Buddhist monks dressed in deep maroon robes chanted an opening prayer Wednesday evening in Kayenta to bring positive influences for their prepared lecture. Geshe Tsultrim Gyasto, from the Drepung Loseling Monastery
China has built a missile base in Tibet which poses a major threat to India, Ms Dolma Gyari, Deputy Speaker, Tibetan Parliament in Exile, said here today.
Deputy Speaker of Tibetan Parliament-in-exile Dolma Gyari delivers a talk on ‘Indo-China Relations and Tibetan Identity’ in Ambala on Wednesday. — Photo by Neeraj Chopra
