East 5

Larchfire: Photography from India, Nepal and Tibet, plus quotations primarily from traditions in Yoga and Buddhism

For the Tibetan Buddhist, peace of mind is a fundamental lifetime goal. They are taught to value contentment, fulfillment, and mental peace above all else, since one's state of mind is believed to be the only possession that survives from one lifetime to the next. —Phil Borges,
<i> L2278 rolling mantras for placing in statues, Lhasa, Tibet </i>

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For the Tibetan Buddhist, peace of mind is a fundamental lifetime goal. They are taught to value contentment, fulfillment, and mental peace above all else, since one's state of mind is believed to be the only possession that survives from one lifetime to the next. —Phil Borges, L2278 rolling mantras for placing in statues, Lhasa, Tibet

Lhasa Tibet mantra rolling Buddhism Phil Borges