Join me in Shambhala
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Join me in Shambhala
Documentary Educational Resources, c2007
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In Tibetan and Buryat; with English subtitles
Credits: Translation, Zhargal Urabhanov, Aioucha Erdineev, Zhamchub Sangajapov, Tenzin Dorjee; Music, Wlad Dikobraz, Mathias Jund, Badma Handa, "Ardyn Ayalguu"; technical support, William J. Brown; sound-mixing, Paul Gibson-Hodges; on-line editing, Michaelle Reynolds; editorial advisors, Paul Henley, Anna Grimshaw
"Granada Centre, University of Manchester copyright 2001"--Credits
Date on label: 2002
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Summary: Once brutally persecuted under the Soviet regime, Buddhism is re-emerging in Buryatia, Southern Siberia. But with a past where lamas were killed in prisons and temples burned to ashes, there are few masters left to pass on the tradition. Whether or not the faith survives depends on an incarnate Tibetan lama, scholar and meditational master who travels around remote villages to re-awaken Buddhism. The film discovers an oasis of spirituality in a unique enclave of Siberia, where East meets West and draws unexpected parallels between the two--Container
