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Tibetan Life, Issue #09 - Get Your Free E-Book! February 13, 2011 |
Tashi Delek!Welcome to Tibetan Life's E-ZineTibetan Tattoo Contest!Get your very own Free Tibetan Tattoos Sacred Meanings And Designs e-book! 108 pages of amazing translations, symbols and designs.For the next month send in your entries then stay tuned for the winner in the next issue of the Tibetan Life Newsletter. You can send a photo of your own Tibetan tattoo, somebody else's tattoo (with their name and artist's name of course) or a design of your dream tattoo. Include a description or story with your photo to make your entry fascinating! Send all entries here. BUT... If you don't want to wait for this awesome book, buy now and get the 25% Off Valentine Special!
Follow us on Facebook or Twitter Questions & AnswersEach month, The Tibetan Life e-Zine is created by you with the questions you send me. Do you have a question, comment, or something else that you would like to share with our growing community of Tibetan Life fans?
Recent questions which have been answered:I heard that Tibetans feed their dead to birds! Is that true?? My mom just got a lhasa apso. Do you have info on Tibetan dogs like this? How are singing bowls used? How did you make your web site? Was it difficult? So, how do you know so much about Tibetans? A Short Tibetan Buddhist Teaching...What is Anger? By Ven. Robina CourtinA perfect question. And the perfect answer, which I heard from a lama, is: “Anger is the response when attachment doesn’t get what it wants.”But how to get to the bottom of this? How to go beyond its being a cute saying? Lama Yeshe is not kidding when he says that we need to be our own psychologists. You could argue that we’re not really Buddhists until we work on our minds. This is logical. In the second of the Four Noble Truths, Buddha asserts that the two main causes of our suffering are our past negative actions and our deluded states of mind. These two subsume into one, the delusions. Because of these negative states of mind, we act inappropriately by harming others, thus sowing the seeds of our future suffering. Given, as Buddha points out in the third Noble Truth, that we can be free of suffering – thank goodness! – we need to cut this cycle of madness. In relation to the two main causes, there are two main practices to be done. Read more... Tibetan Tattoo Of The Month!Check above for the Tibetan tattoo contest details! The winner will receive a free 'Tibetan Tattoos Sacred Meanings And Designs' E-book. Send in your entries now! The winner will be announced in the next issue of Tibetan Life so stay tuned.... Tibetan Tattoo Translation Of The Month!This month's translation is 'Impermance'. Thanks for the request Karen from Denmark. Please send us a pic when you get your tat done!If you would like to see your first name or a favorite word written in Tibetan here in the Tibetan Life e-zine, just ask. Every month a different one will be featured... Tibetan Tattoo E-bookValentine Discount For Our Fantastic Tibetan Life Newsletter Subscribers Only!Tibetan Tattoos Sacred Meanings And Designs E-book has grown from 56 to 108 pages! And the price is now only $27! But for you amazing subscribers, a 25% Valentine discount! Click here to order. Type 'Valentine' in the Discount Code box in the shopping cart. Valentine offer good only till midnight February 23rd. And remember...if your name is not in it, I will translate it for free! Usually tibetan translations cost about $20 for 1 to 3 words so this e-book chock full of translations and designs is a fantastic deal! A real book is in the works so if you prefer that to an e-book then stay tuned for an update soon... Want can you do to help Tibet?Check out the following web sites and take action!
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