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Tibetan culture

Issue Date: 1995-01-05

Publisher: C.I.H.T.S., Sarnath

Description: Describes Tibetan culture as the epitome of Buddhist intellectual heritage found in early India; the great teachings of Gautama the Buddha affected Tibetan people from all walks of life to such an extent that an entire nation turned to spiritual search and development. As a result, today. the astounding plethora of Tibetan literature bears witness to the fact that perhaps at one time, every single person of Tibet was engulfed in the reading and writing of books. The term "Culture" is interpreted as a part of intellectual property. This is classroom teaching on Buddhist studies to the students of Hampshire College under its academic exchange program with CIHTS.

Source: Central University for Tibetan Studies, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh

Type: Audio

Received From: Central Institute of Higher Tibetan Studies


DC Field Value
dc.contributor Samdhong Lobsang Tenzin
dc.date.accessioned 2020-03-18T09:18:34Z
dc.date.available 2020-03-18T09:18:34Z
dc.description Describes Tibetan culture as the epitome of Buddhist intellectual heritage found in early India; the great teachings of Gautama the Buddha affected Tibetan people from all walks of life to such an extent that an entire nation turned to spiritual search and development. As a result, today. the astounding plethora of Tibetan literature bears witness to the fact that perhaps at one time, every single person of Tibet was engulfed in the reading and writing of books. The term "Culture" is interpreted as a part of intellectual property. This is classroom teaching on Buddhist studies to the students of Hampshire College under its academic exchange program with CIHTS.
dc.date.issued 1995-01-05
dc.source Central University for Tibetan Studies, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh
dc.format.mimetype text/htmlvideo/mp4
dc.language.iso en
dc.publisher C.I.H.T.S., Sarnath
dc.type Audio
dc.identifier.other A/000205
E02786
dc.format.medium audio
dc.format.duration 00:53:03
DC Field Value
dc.contributor Samdhong Lobsang Tenzin
dc.date.accessioned 2020-03-18T09:18:34Z
dc.date.available 2020-03-18T09:18:34Z
dc.description Describes Tibetan culture as the epitome of Buddhist intellectual heritage found in early India; the great teachings of Gautama the Buddha affected Tibetan people from all walks of life to such an extent that an entire nation turned to spiritual search and development. As a result, today. the astounding plethora of Tibetan literature bears witness to the fact that perhaps at one time, every single person of Tibet was engulfed in the reading and writing of books. The term "Culture" is interpreted as a part of intellectual property. This is classroom teaching on Buddhist studies to the students of Hampshire College under its academic exchange program with CIHTS.
dc.date.issued 1995-01-05
dc.source Central University for Tibetan Studies, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh
dc.format.mimetype text/htmlvideo/mp4
dc.language.iso en
dc.publisher C.I.H.T.S., Sarnath
dc.type Audio
dc.identifier.other A/000205
E02786
dc.format.medium audio
dc.format.duration 00:53:03