The swastika has been used as a symbol of good luck, happiness and truth by very diverse cultures in many locations all over the globe since prehistory. Today it can still be seen throughout Asia as a symbol of general good luck. However, this ancient symbol has been much maligned.This short article seeks to dispel misconceptions surrounding the swastika and explores its symbology in four points: Swastika controversy Swastika as a solar symbol Swastika in the Prehistoric Bön of Eurasia and Bө Murgel Swastika in Yungdrung Bön
FPYB is glad to announce a new article Historical annals show Gna’-shul Palace and Khyung-lung Dngul-mkhar (Silver Palace of Garuda Valley) in Central Zhang-zhung to be one and the same by Lama Tsultrim Phuntsok of Gurjam Gonpa (Translated from Tibetan by Pöntsang Phuntsok Namgyal and Dmitry Ermakov, edited with additional notes and Wylie transliteration by Dmitry Ermakov, English text edited by Carol Ermakova). This article puts forward one of several views as to the whereabouts of the famed Khyunglung Ngulkhar royal palace of Zhang Zhung emperors and Kharag, the self-manifested stone image of Zhang Zhung Drenpa Namkha. The author introduces…
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Siamo molto lieti di annunciare la prima pubblicazione in lingua italiana della Foundation for the Preservation of Yungdrung Bon: Approccio allo Dzogchen secondo il Ciclo dell’Athri, Sua Santità Menri Tridzin 33mo non è più con noi, ma continua a parlarci grazie a questo libro, che riguarda l’insegnamento dell’Athri Dzogchen di cui egli era Maestro supremo.
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