Sera
The Way of the Tibetan Monk
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Product details:
- Edition number New ed
- Publisher Columbia University Press
- Date of Publication 6 January 2006
- ISBN 9780231128919
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages144 pages
- Size 271 x 249 mm
- Language English 0
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Short description:
The Sera Jey Monastery, reestablished near Mysore, India, houses 5,000 Buddhist monks living in exile -- including survivors of the destruction of the Tibetan monastery in 1959. Sheila Rock's moving portraits are a celebration of the everyday simplicity and subtle beauty of the ascetic life. More than a hundred duotone photographs document the compassionate expressions, emotional openness, and aura of serenity inspired by lives of renunciation and seclusion.
A percentage of the royalties from this book go to the Sera Jhe Health Care Committee in aid of various humanitarian projects.
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The Sera Jey Monastery, reestablished near Mysore, India, houses 5,000 Buddhist monks living in exile -- including survivors of the destruction of the Tibetan monastery in 1959. Sheila Rock's moving portraits are a celebration of the everyday simplicity and subtle beauty of the ascetic life. More than a hundred duotone photographs document the compassionate expressions, emotional openness, and aura of serenity inspired by lives of renunciation and seclusion.
A percentage of the royalties from this book go to the Sera Jhe Health Care Committee in aid of various humanitarian projects.
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