Tibetan Opera Nangsa woebum by TIPA (part 1)

Tibetan Opera Nangsa woebum by TIPA
In the District of Gyantse, Tsang province, south-western Tibet lived a good peasant family of Phehue Nangba. The father of the family, Kusang Dechen and his wife Yansa Sedon were getting quite old, but continued to live pious lives, constantly praying to the Goddess Arya Tara and performing virtuous deeds. Their only regret about their lives was that they had not had any children.
However, the Goddess Tara took pity on them and Yansa Sedon gave birth to a truly beautiful baby girl. She was named Nangsa Wobum, which means, "The One given to this earth, whose rays of light would liberate 100,000 sentient beings".
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Some Tibetan mystery plays and operas depict clashes between demons and monsters and saints and humans. These are acted by people in ghoulish and frightening costumes, accompanied by deep horns and drums. It can be quite frightening for children in the audience. So, the Tibetan players often put on a slap-stick comedic version of the same titanic struggle simultaneously with the main presentation and it can be hilarious. Sometimes it is so well done that the main show pauses to let everyone's attention focus on the comedy. And, of course, the children are enthralled.

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No longer find the 2nd 3rd and 4th part on this channel , is it deleted permanently?

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