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Buddhist Philosophy Class Online
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TibetNet
26 July 2006

Dharamshala: Gone are the days, when the attendance at the packed
classroom of the Library of Tibetan Works and Archives, often overflows
to the corridors, where students, sitting cross-legged on the floor to the
stairs, are seen ruminating over a faint echo of the teachings for the day.

Now are the days, when in addition to about 100 foreigners here, who
regularly attend the daily, two classes on Buddhist philosophy and
practice, hundreds more could join online, as the live webcast of these classes
have already begun on www.ltwa.net or www.tibetanlibrary.org.

The Library offers two, hour-long classes, from 11 a.m. to 12 noon (IST
+5:30 GMT), in which highly qualified lamas teach "courses focused on
specific  Indian/Tibetan texts or on specific topics of Buddhist philosophy and
practice", which are also translated into English.

In addition to an archive of previous recordings, the site also features
books published by the Library. "The main objective of this website is
to make the vast resources of the Library accessible to the growing number of
Tibetans and non-Tibetans, who rely on Internet for information about
Tibet and Tibetan studies," said Geshe Lhakdor, the director of the Library.

"Before too long, we will also post the vast audio-visual materials and
resources of various departments of the Library, like Museum, along with
a complete database of all the available books and manuscripts, on the
web.

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