Buddhist women masters of Kinnaur: Why don't nuns sing about nuns?
In Kinnaur—a Himalayan tribal district of Himachal Pradesh, India, on the Sutlej River and at the Tibet border—Buddhism has been practiced, along with indigenous local Hinduism, for at least a thousand years. From ancient times too, Kinnauras have loved to sing and dance. In Kinnauri villages, jomos...
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International journal of Dharma Studies
Year: 2016, Volume: 4 |
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