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Young girl praying in front of big Buddha Monk burns effigy of evil Woman turning prayer wheel in front of stupa Webcast of Dr. Kendall and Hope Cooke giving presentation on Sikkim Webcast of the Natasinh Dancers & Musicians Chapter on Buddhism from edited volume Religions of the World This is an image from 1969 of a young girl, Kimu, praying in front of a giant Buddha statue at the Lachung Monastery in northern Sikkim. Tibetan New Year is celebrated in the festival of Losar, which takes place in the first full moon of January. This ritual is performed to frighten away any evil spirits that have appeared in the previous year. When the Buddha died, his remains were spread over many places in India. Large, dome shaped structures called stupas were built around these and they became sites of pilgrimage for Buddhists. Dr. Kandell was the photographer of this collection from Sikkim, India. She was a close friend of Hope Cooke, the former Queen of Sikkim. The Lao Natasinh Dance Troupe of Iowa is a group of Lao dancers and musicians trained in the Natasinh style of performance. The genre includes court music for royal ceremonies and the classical based on the Ramayana, as well as music and dance performed for social and ritual occasions. Published in 1912, this is a collection of studies on world religions. The section on Buddhism (pp. 33–52) was written by a pioneer of Buddhist studies in the west, T.W. R Davids It will be useful for advanced high school students, for teachers seeking an introduction to major topics, and as an example of how Buddhism was discussed in Western academic circles in the early 20th century.
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