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    Tibetan Monks From The Panchen Lama's Monastery Create A Sand Mandala Artwork

    Author: alice Date: 14 November, Category: Appealing, Visits 2550
    Tibetan monks create an intricate picture made from coloured sand at St. Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art on November 23, 2011 in Glasgow, Scotland. The monks, from the Panchen Lamas Monastery, are creating a Sand Mandala as part of a Tantric Buddhist ritual, invoking the presence of the Buddha in a design representing the palace of the deities. (Photo by Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)


    Tibetan Monks From The Panchen Lamas Monastery Create A Sand Mandala Artwork




    Tibetan Monks From The Panchen Lamas Monastery Create A Sand Mandala Artwork




    Tibetan Monks From The Panchen Lamas Monastery Create A Sand Mandala Artwork




    Tibetan Monks From The Panchen Lamas Monastery Create A Sand Mandala Artwork




    Tibetan Monks From The Panchen Lamas Monastery Create A Sand Mandala Artwork




    Tibetan Monks From The Panchen Lamas Monastery Create A Sand Mandala Artwork




    Tibetan Monks From The Panchen Lamas Monastery Create A Sand Mandala Artwork

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Tibetan Monks From The Panchen Lama's Monastery Create A Sand Mandala Artwork

Author: alice Date: 14 November, Category: Appealing, Visits 2550
Tibetan monks create an intricate picture made from coloured sand at St. Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art on November 23, 2011 in Glasgow, Scotland. The monks, from the Panchen Lamas Monastery, are creating a Sand Mandala as part of a Tantric Buddhist ritual, invoking the presence of the Buddha in a design representing the palace of the deities. (Photo by Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)


Tibetan Monks From The Panchen Lamas Monastery Create A Sand Mandala Artwork




Tibetan Monks From The Panchen Lamas Monastery Create A Sand Mandala Artwork




Tibetan Monks From The Panchen Lamas Monastery Create A Sand Mandala Artwork




Tibetan Monks From The Panchen Lamas Monastery Create A Sand Mandala Artwork




Tibetan Monks From The Panchen Lamas Monastery Create A Sand Mandala Artwork




Tibetan Monks From The Panchen Lamas Monastery Create A Sand Mandala Artwork




Tibetan Monks From The Panchen Lamas Monastery Create A Sand Mandala Artwork

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