Dive deep into the sacred Tibetan practice of sky burial with this rare footage captured in 1984, a time when Tibet first opened its doors to individual foreign travelers. This video not only showcases the solemn and profound ceremony conducted on a remote Tibetan plateau but also provides a detailed explanation of key terms like 'Jhator', 'Rogyapa', and 'Durtro'. Experience a piece of Tibetan spiritual heritage, learn about the cultural significance of sky burials, and witness a unique historical moment when Tibet was accessible to solo explorers. Perfect for students of anthropology, history enthusiasts, and those fascinated by Buddhist practices.
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