Sakya resource center
The good people in Hamburg put up another very interesting and promising site: The Sakya Resource Center.
Labels: announcement, e-text, online stuff, Sa skya, tibetan studies
posted by PDSz | 6:15 pm
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- Kei Kataoka's blog with beautiful images for those who don't read Japanese.
- In texts, through thoughts, with pleasure - by Birgit Kellner
- A Sancritist from Kachmir
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Friday, March 06, 2009
The good people in Hamburg put up another very interesting and promising site: The Sakya Resource Center.
3 Comments:
Thanks PSz,
That's an amazingly useful site, for Tibetanists using Tibetan sources, anyway.
Yours,
Dan
actually it was 'Jinajik' who told me, so thanks to him...
OK, thank you Jinajik! Where are you, by the way, Jinajik? Working hard at school, I guess.
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