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Title: Ngag Mang Institute for Tantric Studies

Description: The Ngag Mang Institute for the preservation, promotion, and study of lay tantric traditions is an exciting educational institute based in Amdo (Xining, Qinghai Province). (Jann Ronis 2003-11-10)
URL: http://www.ngakmang.org/
Subject: Buddhist scriptures and teachings
Education
Customs and traditions
Cultural preservation
Amdo (a mdo)
Publishing house
Treasure texts
Classification: Tibetan and Himalayan -- Tibetan Literature -- Historical Literature
Tibetan and Himalayan -- Tibetan Literature -- Philosophical Literature -- Tantric
Tibetan and Himalayan -- Tibetan Literature -- Tibetan Buddhist Sectarian Literature -- Nyingma (rnying ma)
Tibetan and Himalayan -- Community – People and Organizations -- Institutions -- General
Tibetan and Himalayan -- Education Resources -- Programs -- Area Studies
Tibetan and Himalayan -- Religion
Tibetan and Himalayan -- Tibetan Literature -- Epics
Tibetan and Himalayan -- Education Resources -- Religious Training
Tibetan and Himalayan -- Community – People and Organizations -- Institutions -- Academic Research Centers
Tibetan and Himalayan -- Multimedia Collections -- Image Collections
Tibetan and Himalayan -- Community – People and Organizations -- Institutions -- Cultural Preservation
Tibetan and Himalayan -- Tibetan Literature -- Liturgies and Ritual Manuals
Tibetan and Himalayan -- Education Resources -- Programs -- Buddhist Studies
Language: English
Italian
Resource Type: Announcement
Release Flag: OK for viewing
Date Of Record Creation: 2003-11-10 00:17:00
Date Record Checked: 2003-11-10
Date Last Modified: 2005-12-09 18:45:36
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