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Rabyoung Thonden Gyalkhang works as a multimedia graphic designer, freelance film director/editor and rich media mobile content consultant, based in Seattle Washington. His work has appeared in all platforms of media entertainment, from Akimbo pay-per-view on demand Television, Windows Media Mobile, Cingular, AT&T, Sprint and in few television Ads.

Visit my gallery of artworks, from traditional thangkas to modern and digital works;
Photography and now music.

Dharmachakra Translation Committee

Amchi Dorjee Tseten Bhutia studied Tibetan Medicine at the Men-Tsee-Khang (Tibetan Medical College) in Dharamsala, India. Since 2002 Amchi Bhutia is residing in The Netherlands and worked with NSTG Amsterdam for three years he had received around 8516 patients. In january 2006, Amchi Bhutia has established a new centre, the European Centre for Traditional Tibetan Medicine (ecttm) for consultations and education based in The Netherlands. Telephone: +31 (0) 35 5338 145 / +31 (0) 30 604 6590
Mobile: +31 (0) 630 200 459 | Fax: +31 (0) 84 22 85 699

Eestablished in 1999 by Kelsang Chukie, a Tibetan singer living in exile. The guesthouse is as exquisite as the host and it is absolutely a delight to stay at Pema Thang without a doubt. Chukie spent about 11 years at TIPA, developing her interest and talent. In her last few years at TIPA she became one of the few acclaimed solo singers. ChukieÌs main interest is in the pure, classical songs of Western and Central Tibet known as Înangma toeshey and the nomadic songs of Eastern and North Eastern Tibet. She also sings folk songs from different parts of Tibet. Tel: +91.1892.221.612 (Chukie Tethong).

Website for and from Tibetans in belgium. happenings, news and press releases, in english, Tibetan and flemish (Dutch)

Cha su ma is one of the names for Butter Tea, the traditional Tibetan drink usually made from Yak butter. There are already many blogs about Tibetan culture, Tibetan freedom, Tibetan religion. The sole purpose of this blog is to raise an awareness of Tibet, with each article containing some interesting fact for visitors to take away, story to share, or picture to save. Ranging from folktales to Buddhist philosophy, tsampa to chupas, oppression to freedom. I wish to remain impartial in all areas, giving the facts as I understand them, not as I want them to be. Please feel free to comment, contend and discuss. It's why I'm here.