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This Site developed on 10.10.2001 in New Delhi Inda.

I AM TENZIN TSEPAK,TIBETAN, LIVING IN INDIA SINCE 1991.

This site developed by me for the memory of my loving late mother,

Tsering Tsomo who passed away in 1980.

I love my hometowm and their way of life,Custom,Culture,Religion and everything they test.

If you wish to know more about Tibetan, their way of life,

please go to:

www.tibet.net or www.dalailama.com or other related web links.

THANKS ONCE AGAIN FOR VISITING MY SITE

TENZIN TSEPAK GHOSH

DARJEELING, INDIA

For as long as I can remember

you have been by my side to give me support to give me confidence to give me help

For as long as I can remember

you have always been the person I looked up to so strong so sensitive so pretty

For as long as I can remember and still today you are everything a mother should be For as long as I can remember

you have always provided stability within our family full of laughter full of tears full of love So much of what I have become is because of you and I want you to know that I appreciate you, thank you and love you more than words can express

You are a remarkable woman who accomplishes so much as a strong woman in a man's world You are strong but soft You are strong but caring
You are strong but compassionate

You are a remarkable woman who accomplishes so much as a giving woman in a selfish world You give to your friends You give to your family
You give to everyone

You are a remarkable woman who is also a remarkable mother And you are loved by so many people whose lives you have touched -
especially me

I Love You!

FROM:

Tenzin Tsepak
DATE & TIME: 2010-05-0116:53:52

Snow-clad mountain, represents great nation of Tibet. Six red bands represents the original ancestors of Tibet. Six red bands and six dark blue bands represent virtuou deeds of protection of spiritual teachings and secular life. Snowy mountain, the sun with rays represents equal enjoyment of freedom. A pair of snow lions stand blazing with the manes of fearlessness, represent the country's victorious accomplishment!. Radiant three-coloured jewel held aloft represents the ever-present reverence respectfully held by the Tibetans towards the three supreme gems, objects of refuge: Buddha, Dharma and Sangha. Two coloured swirling jewel held between the two lions represents the people's guarding and cherishing of self discipline of ethical behavior, represented the practices of ten exalted virtues and 16 humane modes of conduct. Adornment with a yellow border symbolises teachings of Buddha,

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