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    <title>Thankas of lamaistic Buddhism</title>
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    <description>Thangkas and Mandalas are Tibetan Buddhist (Lamaism or Tantrayana / Vajrayana-Buddhism) iconographic paintings. They are a form of religious art, which has a 1,000 year long tradition, that still carries on today.</description>
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      <description>&lt;img src="http://www.thankas.com/news/thangkas-2.jpg" alt="Thankas" border="0"&gt; Thankas and Mandalas serve as sacred works in the monasteries, as help in meditation, bv protection from demons or as votive pictures.</description>
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  <title>What are Thankas and Mandalas</title>
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  <description>Especially in Ladakh and Sikkim, Bhutan or Nepal and Mongolia this ancient tradition of Tibet Mandalas and Thankas painting still is alive.</description>
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