do they practice Tantra or Inner Yoga of the subtle body?

@@1995yuda yoga is Indian. Tantra is tibet. Nepal don't follow both originally.we just worship nature n live simple life. No need of religion for our healers.

@@NepalShaman I'm sorry my friend but this is not true. Yoga is not exclusive to India, it was practiced across the ancient world under different names. There is also Indian Tantra that originated from North Kashmir, not just in Tibet, two different forms of Tantra. Also Tantra can be found in other cultures under different names. Shamanism is present in all ancient cultures.

karmic connection

@@MoMoMu274 Animistic with Shinto, for sure. Not so much with Zen.

@@MoMoMu274 I'm sorry. Please enlighten me (no pun intended!) But how has Zen "integrated" Shinto? As far as I know, Zen has nothing to do with animism. In fact, it's the opposite. But maybe I've missed something . . .

​@@stonew1927i would have said that shingon would be closer to shinto as it is a japanese variant of vajrayana

So you mean he is not qualified enough?

@@RaginYak he isnt shaman.bon lam r not shaman , they r nature worshipper but they r called by other name...he is elder though of his practises

@@NepalShaman You don't teach me what is shamanism of what is not.

He is a trained Bon shaman

@nepalshaman 🤣🤣🤣do a little research on bon and the yungdrung bon. Thank me later before you embarrass yourself further more 🤦‍♂️

Not just Tibet. Reincarnated lamas are reincarnating in the West now

Seeking connection, with shamanism, yes, this is part of it. For myself, it has been seeking healing, with the tools of shamanism able to restore broken and lost aspects of the soul. A connection with my ancestral roots, to heal and shift this, in that I am part indigenous and I experience the cosmos of having a breath of authenticity, being true and honest with the body one is inhabiting and its evolutionary story, to breath in this and bring healing to these ancestors in my bones, my DNA, and these connections. It is a very creative form of spiritual connection and is closest to the source for me and not attached to the structures, the doors, the forms that have been constructed by humans after a master teacher has walked on the planet. Source, it seems like a direct access, more clear access to the source of the wellspring of living without the politics and strife inherent within the structure, the form, of spiritual/religious traditions, it removes all human muck that may block or distort or misguided or manipulate or deceive using these forms for other than their original intent. As an artist, a movement artist once, there was a spark of creativity in a form called improvisation which is being utterly honest and authentic with what comes up. The process of make the dance may draw from the improvisations, and the power of the experience is lost in translation, and one always returns to the source. For spiritual traditions, I sense for myself an impression that there have been things lost in translation so to speak with knowledge passed along through human to human, and shamanism is a way of connecting directly to source and integrates a creative component. Creativity I have not found in most spiritual forms and creativity in my personal path seems essential to manifesting what it is the form communicates is the goal or intention.

Interesting. The world is God?

“Empty vessels make the most noise” 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 🤣🤭

You have to know the difference first on ancient Bon vs yungdrung bon. Mr Gurung

Almost like Taoism

yes you are right i belong to most remote part of HIMACHAL INDIA and i m 100% agreed to your explanation…

He isn't Buddhist. He is bon. Get Ur fact right

So, why do they call it Tibetan Bön Buddhism? Bishnu, you may want to check out their website.

@@ml7346 dudu bon is tribal tibetian culture .they sacrific animals. bon isnt buddhism.research more plz

Nepal Shamanic Views And Spiritual Practices Nepal is Hindu country . So shut ur key board.

Modern Buddhists do not represent Buddhism. Modern christians do not represent Christianity. Etc. This is the way of "progress".

Charles Harpole - 'Bö hn'

Shamans, siberian and mongolian specifically, are polytheists. But, if to them, the world is full of spirits, then that view is also pantheistic; and spirits being an expression and mediums of the Divine, it is also panentheistic. Words gets in the way sometimes and can create confusion.

Why do you say Bon is destructive? It isn't for us practitioners.

Tibetan Buddhists supposedly conducted human sacrifice at some point. If animal sacrifice was practice in Bon, human sacrifice probably was as well.

Tonpa Shenrab taught people how to make torma offerings instead of sacrificing living beings. Bon and Buddhism are against killing.

The Old Testament is full of animal sacrifices. In the time of Jesus burnt offerings were very common.

🤣🤣🤣shaman was originated in Nepal just like Buddha

What gurung knows about tibet history ?

modern day hinduism is a combination of all tribal beliefs of india and neighboring places plus the beliefs vedic people who inroduced caste system.

Bon dates back about 18,000 years from an area northwest of Tibet. That culture influenced Tibet, India, and others.

@@pchemist true

hinduism isnt any thing because its full of shit they say rig ved is of 1500 bc but the oldest specimen of it is just 1464 ad hindu isnt even as old as islam and they say its the oldest religion😂😂

Both have something common

Disagreed , Bon and Bhuddhism are just different path of same destiny. Nothing should be stopped

@@kshitijkumar9107 buddhist read books. bon dont need books yet they can chant more then 100s of books automatially through spritis possessions. not same

@@NepalShaman true i agree with you. i am a bon believer and hinduism as well to some extent.

Never met a Tibetan?