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1. Ram Bomjon Is A Fake Ram Bomjon Is A Fake They call him the Buddha Boy, or the Boy With Divine Powers. They claimed that Ram Bomjon could go for eight months without eating or drinking or even moving, while he was in a meditation like that of the Siddhartha Guatama himse...
2. Asian Style I've had the good fortune of being able to travel around Asia and to live there as well. My experiences turned me into a big fan of Asian design and style. Of course, each country is different, and each deserves its own lens, and this lens...
3. Tibetan Prayer Box Pendants A ghau, also known as a Prayer Box, is a small silver and gemstone pendant within which small sacred items, such as turquoise (believed to ward off evil), miniature scrolls or sacred texts, or Tibetan incense is kept. Traditionally, Tibetans use Gha...
4. Nepal Adoption Nepal has begun accepting applications for the adoption of Nepali children. It has been closed to international adoption for the last year and a half. The government of Nepal has approved 58 foreign adoption agencies 32 of which are U.S. agencies. E...
5. My Dream Vacation: Spiritual Tour Around the World I think I love spirituality more than any of my passions. From as far back as I can remember, I was a "spiritual" person. I always loved to learn about different religions and spiritual beliefs. I soaked it all up. I read. I wrote. I parti...
6. Tibet, Nepal & South Asia I started this lens to share my love for South Asia with others. It's an eclectic collection of information and visuals - anything from art and culture to religion and politics. Whatever moves me! Sign the guest book, and if you have a moment,...
7. Om Mantra Pendants Om (Aum) mantra pendants are beautiful expressions of the Buddhist concept. The Om mantra is usually chanted while meditating. The Om (Aum) mantra can be recited for the experience only which can be calming and soothing. By understanding the deeper...
8. Yongdzin Rinpoche- Famous Tibetan Monk Yongdzin Tenzin Namdak Rinpoche, senior teacher of the Bon tradition, was forced to leave his homeland when the Chinese invaded Tibet in the late 1950s. He later established the Triten Norbutse Monastery in Kathmandu, Nepal to carry on the Bon Buddhi...
9. Kumari The life of a Kumari begins and ends with the first day of being crowned and the last day spent in painful loneliness in the dim-lit corridors of a palace with whispering attendants. A child when selected, and scorned after she enters puberty, Kumari...
10. Snow Leopard The life span of a Snow Leopard (Uncia uncia) is normally 15-18 years, but in captivity they may become up to 20 years old. The body weight of a fully grown Snow Leopard is approximately 75 lbs. Find out more about these majestic animals, of which on...
11. Buddhist Religion and Sacred Symbols Buddhism gifts and apparel are made to spread the knowledge of enlightenment. All of the images used on the products are hand drawn with high quality graphics and historical accuracy a priority.
12. Buddha Shirts You've got to check out these Great shirts!
13. Asia on Squidoo Headquarters Welcome to the Directory of Asian Lenses on Squidoo!
14. Kathmandu, Nepal The ancient city of Kathmandu is located high in the Himalayas, midway between India and China. Mnay of the houses and shops of Kathmandu are hundreds of years of old with carved wooden windows. There are temples on almost every corner. Tourist att...
15. Free Tibet! In 1949, China invaded and absorbed the country of Tibet into their own. The people of Tibet have been protesting and fighting for their independence and rights ever since. This lens has links to historical background, a place to debate what's happeni...
16. Peace Nepal Treks Peace Nepal Treks (P.) Ltd. is an adventure trekking company established with the principal aim to cater to the needs of every adventure traveler touring to Nepal and beyond. Centrally located in the heart of Thamel, the most popular tourist destinat...
17. Pokhara, Nepal Pokhara is town beside a beautiful lake in Nepal, and in the very shadow of the Himalayas, such as Annapurna and the Fishtail (Machapuchhare).
18. EMBRACE YOUR WEIRDNESS UnUsual Stuff for UnUsual People: EMBRACE YOUR WEIRDNESS! WEBSITES: www.DazzleZazzleDesigns.com and www.NCISRocks.com New NCIS stuff: NCIS Halloween cards; baby future NCIS agents; Gibbs and Giblet; and laptop 'I Heart McGee' (and Probie, McGeek, E...
19. The Mountain Fund Why not volunteer in Nepal or Peru!? We lead medical treks into the remote areas of these countries - it's a great way to help others and also see the countryside. For more info about our current trips, please visit our "Trek4Good" website at www.tre...
20. The Gurkhas Campaign For Justice Without any doubt Britain has had no greater friends than the Gurkhas. They have loyally served all across the world in the defence of our Country for nearly 200 years. Over 45,000 gave their lives in the defence of freedom and our nation in the two...