Hello I am korean. I love Tibetan culture and music like to hear "Tibet morning chant" in recent years. So, if Corona is calming all over the world, I would like to go to Tibet and experience the culture . Are there any activities which i can experience in tibet? It's okay only see and hear with eyes activities.
Usually Tibetan monasteries in Tibet, Nepal and India are very welcoming. They do chanting every day and are open to recieve visitors on most occasions. I can recommend to go around Lhosar, the Tibetan new year is very special. Hopefully it will soon be possible to travel freely again. 💮🙏🍀
Hi! I am happy you like the video. These are the Tibetan monks of Tashi Lhumpo monasery (from India) . I am sorry but I cannot write the words for you. I hope you enjoy it anyway. Greetings, Clea.
Exactly. In tebet in latter 5th century when the Bengali tantric went to Tibet they gave all the tantric rituals and even mantras of atharveda. In some tantra it is believed there are mantra of tantrism where you can create your own god's and they will work very powerfully
@@bakihanma2432 hehehe😂😂 yeah. But there are many budhist deities who were made to insult hindu deities very blasphemously. Like you can check out these deities: Aprajita, Trailokyavijaya, Vajrabhairava, Yamantaka, Mahakalantaka. These all budhist deities are made to insult hindu gods by tibetian and Indian budhist in latter 5th century to 8th century
@@BighneshRath-e8o ys they changed the names of the hindu dieties a little bit but the tradions are same they can't fully copied the santan but just a little part of it just kalyug things make their own religion 🤣
@@cleacam8747 I Known this is tibeatan monk .I want to see style like this team .Not meaning want to see Thai style.< I live in Thailand now , just want to tell u i watch from Thailand :)
@@kritsanachaikitwattana6314 thank you for letting me know. Thailand is a very beautiful country and the monks there also have wonderful chanting. There are more videos from the Tashilumpo monks on my page. Enjoy 🙏🙏🙏
@@anyaforger8409 The sounds are a musical offering to the deities or Buddhas. It is also a moment to think about what is being said in the recitation. Also it can help to purify the karma of the one who is reciting. I personally think that music can help with the concentration and in a way induce a certain kind of trance / meditative state of mind.
Those Songs include Many Buddha Mantra & Mudra
Soothing, yet awakens your senses.
I love this thank you
I'm happy that you enjoyed it. 💖✨
Hello I am korean. I love Tibetan culture and music like to hear "Tibet morning chant" in recent years. So, if Corona is calming all over the world, I would like to go to Tibet and experience the culture . Are there any activities which i can experience in tibet? It's okay only see and hear with eyes activities.
Usually Tibetan monasteries in Tibet, Nepal and India are very welcoming. They do chanting every day and are open to recieve visitors on most occasions. I can recommend to go around Lhosar, the Tibetan new year is very special. Hopefully it will soon be possible to travel freely again. 💮🙏🍀
Amazing 🙏
สาธุสาธุสาธุ
That was so beautiful
i miss Tibetan butter tea
And I miss the momos
Mezmerising 🌟
Can you please also share the lyrics of this extremely beautiful chant? Thanks. 🙏 ☺️
Hi! I am happy you like the video. These are the Tibetan monks of Tashi Lhumpo monasery (from India) . I am sorry but I cannot write the words for you. I hope you enjoy it anyway. Greetings, Clea.
All tantra Vidya from bharat🕉🕉
Exactly. In tebet in latter 5th century when the Bengali tantric went to Tibet they gave all the tantric rituals and even mantras of atharveda. In some tantra it is believed there are mantra of tantrism where you can create your own god's and they will work very powerfully
@@BighneshRath-e8o ys they copid most of things and practisces atlast they are our sons🤣
@@bakihanma2432 hehehe😂😂 yeah. But there are many budhist deities who were made to insult hindu deities very blasphemously. Like you can check out these deities: Aprajita, Trailokyavijaya, Vajrabhairava, Yamantaka, Mahakalantaka. These all budhist deities are made to insult hindu gods by tibetian and Indian budhist in latter 5th century to 8th century
@@BighneshRath-e8o ys they changed the names of the hindu dieties a little bit but the tradions are same they can't fully copied the santan but just a little part of it just kalyug things make their own religion 🤣
There was no tibet before 🤣 it's the land of shiva🕉🕉
Wonderful
Appriciate this chanting! Can u introduce more like this.From Thailand.
These are Tibetan monks. Right now I don't have recordings from Thailand but it does sound like a good idea.
@@cleacam8747 I Known this is tibeatan monk .I want to see style like this team .Not meaning want to see Thai style.< I live in Thailand now , just want to tell u i watch from Thailand :)
@@kritsanachaikitwattana6314 thank you for letting me know. Thailand is a very beautiful country and the monks there also have wonderful chanting. There are more videos from the Tashilumpo monks on my page. Enjoy 🙏🙏🙏
@@cleacam8747 Thanks. Can u show me your link.I can not find it.
@@kritsanachaikitwattana6314 I hope this works, enjoy ruclips.net/channel/UClBc-zbrUHox32GVkcgU2RQ
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Is this the hundred sylable Vajrasattvah mantra?
I don't think so. I know that the focus of this puja is the mudras (hand gestures).
Hello sir but everytime I watched tibetan rituals they suddenly play musical instruments. What you guys call just like in 7:19?
Hello. The tibetan monks use many instruments. Here they use the bell and dorje (not an instrument) ,cymbals, gyaling (trumpet), and lag-na (drum).
@@cleacam8747 but why they play it between every "stanzas" they recite?
@@anyaforger8409 The sounds are a musical offering to the deities or Buddhas. It is also a moment to think about what is being said in the recitation. Also it can help to purify the karma of the one who is reciting. I personally think that music can help with the concentration and in a way induce a certain kind of trance / meditative state of mind.
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