Tashi Delek!! You portrayed Tibetan community beautifully. From showing people to showing tibetan peoples livelihood to designs store, to famous Tibetan cafes, Korean snacks,our very own snacks and food, to even bringing a monk into it spreading awareness on Tibetan greetings and our religion. Beautiful 😍 except for the Chinese music behind 😅 Best wishes from a Tibetan.
Thankyou for saying momo originally originated in Tibet..because most people believe momo originated in Nepal which is not true, Nepali Newari traders who often visited Tibet for business were influenced by eating Tibetan momo and made their own version when they returned back to Nepal.
@rajesthapa dumplings might originated from China and every country have their own kind twist in dumplings but they don’t call it momo. Momo is a Tibetan word for dumplings. We not saying you can not have your own version of dumplings. But the momo is a Tibetan word for dumplings. It’s not Nepali word.
@@JonathanKumar-zp9fv iam not talking abt the name iam talking about the the dish and it's actually copied from China... And btw I never said momo is a Nepali word.
@@RajesThapa nobody is talking about where dumplings originated. And each country have their own name for a dumplings for eg. Japan:gyoza, Korean:Mandu, Spain:empanada, Georgia: khinkali No Tibetan will argue about Mandu is momo or empanada is momo or shabalay. But have you ever seen Korean or Japanese call their dumplings a momo ? Nepali should have their own Hindi name for dumplings but they didn’t because it wasn’t a mainstream Nepali Hindu diet. It was the Minorities Tibetan origin they eat momo like their Ancestor did.
Tashi delek 👋 Enjoyed every minute of the clip. From yours explanations to cinematic views too. Shout out to the camera man too. You are very humble and respectful, keep it up. It seems quiet hard to record in such crowd but hats off to u both. Lama ji have explained so well.we are frequent visitors to Majnukatilla.
@ashokpdey8748 Buddhism was started in India. Siddhartha Gautama became by Buddha(enlightened one) in bhodgaya india. Buddha never ever went back to the present day Nepal and never gave his teaching in Nepal. Most of his teaching were given in India and Sri Lanka. There is three main branches of Buddhism, Theravada, Mahayana, and Vajrayana(Tibetan Buddhism) if there is no Tibetan Buddhism thn why Tibetan Buddhist is different from Thai Cambodia Sri Lanka? Why Tibetan Buddhist are different from Korean chinese Japanese? Tibetan Buddhism is followed from Tibetan, Mongolia, Russia, india, Bhutan, Nepal.
@@JonathanKumar-zp9fv Budhha got enlightenment and returned home after 12 years. His wife and father got angry but his son Rahul bowed down to his father. He was offered kingdom but he refused. Rest of his life he spends in NorthIndia between the border of Nepal and India. Uttarakhand used to be Nepal at that time. Uttarakhand pahadi people are Nepalese . Buddha spreaded his teachings in north india and in Nepal. buddha has never created any religion so called buddhism. he was only the teacher. he never claimed anything. The branches which you talking about are all made by people. his bhakts. which goes against the teachings of buddha. buddha has taught no religion but people made him god. In north India people were falsely following the vedic religion. so buddha went there and spreads his teachings. northindia is the experimental area for him. he has done many experiments, he has followed the teachings of so called gurus , Still he was unable to get knowledge . not getting anything from anywhere he sat under bodhi tree and realized that everything is inside us, no need to search outside.
@@ashokpandey8748 😀😀😀 bruh Shakya kingdom wasn’t no Nepali it’s a Ancient Indian kingdom. And Buddha didn’t give birth in the palace or any Nepali kingdom. His mother gave birth while she was traveling in the jungle.. as much as you try it bruh. Buddha was not Nepali
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Tashi Delek!!
You portrayed Tibetan community beautifully. From showing people to showing tibetan peoples livelihood to designs store, to famous Tibetan cafes, Korean snacks,our very own snacks and food, to even bringing a monk into it spreading awareness on Tibetan greetings and our religion. Beautiful 😍
except for the Chinese music behind 😅
Best wishes from a Tibetan.
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Thankyou for saying momo originally originated in Tibet..because most people believe momo originated in Nepal which is not true, Nepali Newari traders who often visited Tibet for business were influenced by eating Tibetan momo and made their own version when they returned back to Nepal.
Thank you for the detailed information 😊
Momo actually originated from China ... Tibetan and nepali just copied the dish from them
@rajesthapa dumplings might originated from China and every country have their own kind twist in dumplings but they don’t call it momo. Momo is a Tibetan word for dumplings. We not saying you can not have your own version of dumplings. But the momo is a Tibetan word for dumplings. It’s not Nepali word.
@@JonathanKumar-zp9fv iam not talking abt the name iam talking about the the dish and it's actually copied from China... And btw I never said momo is a Nepali word.
@@RajesThapa nobody is talking about where dumplings originated. And each country have their own name for a dumplings for eg. Japan:gyoza,
Korean:Mandu, Spain:empanada, Georgia: khinkali
No Tibetan will argue about Mandu is momo or empanada is momo or shabalay. But have you ever seen Korean or Japanese call their dumplings a momo ? Nepali should have their own Hindi name for dumplings but they didn’t because it wasn’t a mainstream Nepali Hindu diet. It was the Minorities Tibetan origin they eat momo like their Ancestor did.
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Enjoyed every minute of the clip. From yours explanations to cinematic views too. Shout out to the camera man too. You are very humble and respectful, keep it up. It seems quiet hard to record in such crowd but hats off to u both. Lama ji have explained so well.we are frequent visitors to Majnukatilla.
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Buddha was born in Nepal, stayed in India for 12 years , After that returned back to Nepal. There is no such thing as tibetan buddism,
@ashokpdey8748 Buddhism was started in India. Siddhartha Gautama became by Buddha(enlightened one) in bhodgaya india. Buddha never ever went back to the present day Nepal and never gave his teaching in Nepal. Most of his teaching were given in India and Sri Lanka. There is three main branches of Buddhism, Theravada, Mahayana, and Vajrayana(Tibetan Buddhism) if there is no Tibetan Buddhism thn why Tibetan Buddhist is different from Thai Cambodia Sri Lanka? Why Tibetan Buddhist are different from Korean chinese Japanese? Tibetan Buddhism is followed from Tibetan, Mongolia, Russia, india, Bhutan, Nepal.
@@JonathanKumar-zp9fv Budhha got enlightenment and returned home after 12 years. His wife and father got angry but his son Rahul bowed down to his father. He was offered kingdom but he refused. Rest of his life he spends in NorthIndia between the border of Nepal and India. Uttarakhand used to be Nepal at that time. Uttarakhand pahadi people are Nepalese . Buddha spreaded his teachings in north india and in Nepal. buddha has never created any religion so called buddhism. he was only the teacher. he never claimed anything. The branches which you talking about are all made by people. his bhakts. which goes against the teachings of buddha. buddha has taught no religion but people made him god. In north India people were falsely following the vedic religion. so buddha went there and spreads his teachings. northindia is the experimental area for him. he has done many experiments, he has followed the teachings of so called gurus , Still he was unable to get knowledge . not getting anything from anywhere he sat under bodhi tree and realized that everything is inside us, no need to search outside.
@@ashokpandey8748 😀😀😀 bruh Shakya kingdom wasn’t no Nepali it’s a Ancient Indian kingdom. And Buddha didn’t give birth in the palace or any Nepali kingdom. His mother gave birth while she was traveling in the jungle.. as much as you try it bruh. Buddha was not Nepali
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