Sacred Ground

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Sacred Ground
Author : Ngawang Zangpo
File Size : 54,7 Mb
Publisher : Snow Lion
Language : English
Release Date : 06 November 2001
ISBN : UOM:39015053763275
Pages : 284 pages
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Describes two journeys: a journey outward to specific pilgrimage places in Eastern Tibet and a journey inward, to the sacred world of tantra, accessible through contemplation and meditation.

Sacred Ground

Describes two journeys: a journey outward to specific pilgrimage places in Eastern Tibet and a journey inward, to the sacred world of tantra, accessible through contemplation and meditation.

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Sacred Ground

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