Monastic life.

The Life of a Tibetan Buddhist practices.
You can understand glimpse of monastic life and studies of Tibetan monks. It will be interesting as well as informative and appealing to learn more on buddhism. it will also show many people that the study and practice of Dharma is a slow process, needing much patience and firm determination.


A Glimpse of Tibetan Monk's life.

one of the most intriguing aspects would be the mysterious life of Tibetan monks. Let’s have a glimpse of how a Tibetan becomes a monk and what their daily life in monastery.

According to our tradinally way, one who is going to be a monk should shave most of his hair but only keep a strand of hair in the middle.  Then, the kid is expected to be taken to meet the abbot, the head of the monastery. After making sure the kid truly decides to become a monk, the abbot will cut the remaining hair of the kid and give him a Dharma name for the newly-ordained monk.

Scholastic Life of Tibetan Monk

Shortly after small monks begin their scholastic life in the monastery, they are taught monastic disciplines in monastery; In addition, learn mantra, ritual, prayers, etc. and then slowly they learn Buddhist philosophies by grade by grade.

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it will be your great opportunity to understand better and appreciate how the monastic Traditions of Tibetan Buddhism are lived. You can participate in puja.

The normal daily routine, besides festival days, is as follows:

At around 5/6a.m., depending on the season, the gong bell rings to wake the monks. They make their way to the main hall to perform morning prayer for about a hour. 

After breakfast, classes start for the young monks and continue throughout the day. These include reading and writing Tibetan, literature and studying Buddhist teachings. 

sometimes according to the certain days of tibetan calender, there are special puja for whole d

Buddhist can be decided into two systematic way; one philosophical learning systematic way and second is realization through meditations.

With pleasure i welcome you to explore this Tibetan Culture tour.