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Life In Exile pt 1: Conversations with Tibetan Philosophers (1988-90)
Life in Exile, part of the Distance of the Outsider series, is a group of tapes Feingold recorded in Tibetan refugee communities in India. In Part One, based on the ancient Buddhist concept of "the power of language to generate understanding," the Dalai Lama - spiritual and political leader of the Tibetan people - and other Tibetan monks discuss the nature of mind and of the phenomenal world. They address the ways in which we experience the world, how we name these experiences, and how we make these experiences meaningful. In 1959, the Dalai Lama and many Tibetans escaped to India during the Communist Chinese suppression of a nationalist uprising for the independence of Tibet.
Interviews/Camera/Editor: Ken Feingold. Translators: Kalsang Damdul, Tenzin Dorjee, Ruth Sonam, Thubten Tashi, Kalsang Tsering, Karma Lekshe Tsomo. Production Assistant/Sound Recordist: Sara Rothholz-Weiner. Funded by the National Endowment for the Arts.
Interviews/Camera/Editor: Ken Feingold. Translators: Kalsang Damdul, Tenzin Dorjee, Ruth Sonam, Thubten Tashi, Kalsang Tsering, Karma Lekshe Tsomo. Production Assistant/Sound Recordist: Sara Rothholz-Weiner. Funded by the National Endowment for the Arts.
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Life In Exile pt2 : Resisting the Chinese Occupation: Personal Accounts of Tibetans (1988-1990)
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The People's Republic of China occupied Tibet in 1950, and the occupation continues to this date. In this tape, Tibetans discuss their experiences of imprisonment, torture and escape over the Himalayas to India. Feingold interviews older Tibetans who escaped in 1959, as well as young monks who participated in 1988 demonstrations for independence. The tape includes rare footage of police violenc...
Institute Of Buddhist Dialectics, Dharamsala
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A documentary about the Institute of Buddhist dialectics in Dharamsala, India. Made in collaboration with the Institute, this video discusses the nature of traditional Buddhist education and the experiments the school has undertaken. There is a special focus on the tradition and practice of philosophical debate.
🙏🙏Thank you so much. Very Very valuable 👍
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49:39 Great question
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To be honest, I've never heard anything as beautiful as the monks chanting prayers. Religion and the Buddhist path aside, it's very joyful to the ears. Also, I find when Tibetans, ESPECIALLY Rinpcohes, speak, there's always so much emotion and life to their words. Very nice and pleasing.
I agree, absolutely a joy to hear. I find the Tibetan throat singing wonderful too 😊🙏🏽❤️