note the absence of western tourists and the presence of military goose-steppers,who continually patrol the square before the jokhang.
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first came phd exams. then research time in india. one year on a fulbright grant reading sanskrit and tibetan narratives depicting the life of early buddhist communities, a second on an aiis grant, then came a third year to complete on a charlotte newcombe foundation. text was the mulasarvastivada vinaya. an impossibly long guide to monastic life. a wildly rich text. a storyteller's dream. phd is now done: but the series of years in india are not.
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dear damchoe la, this is isabelle trying to get in contact with you. happy memories of our weeks together in jerusalem and our last meeting close to HH Karmapa in october. i can't find a working e-dress for you! do please send me a line if you can. do you have my email? best wishes ever.
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