 | Adolf Bastian - Ethnopsychology - 1868 - 384 pages
...who acts äs proxy, and eats it (Wilson). — The Lamas consider themselves äs under the autfaority of Sakya Gomba, who came from India about the time...resided at Lassa, where he remains in perpetual youth. Er gilt deshalb nicht als Avatara, wie die Incarnationen des Dhanna Raja in Bhostan, des Teschu Lama... | |
 | Adolf Bastian - Ethnopsychology - 1868 - 312 pages
...who acts äs proxy, and eats it (Wilson). — The Lamas consider themselves äs under the anthority of Sakya Gomba, who came from India about the time...has ever since resided at Lassa, where he remains in perpetnal youth. Er gilt deshalb nicht als Avatara, wie die Incarnationen des Dharma Raja in Bhostan,... | |
 | Francis Buchanan Hamilton - 1996 - 354 pages
...had a few muskets, but too large to be fired from the shoulder. They were tied to a tree, and fired by a match. It must be observed, that the inhabitants...bodies of children, and inspire them through life ; and when the body dies, the deity enters into another. Of this nature is the Dharma B^ja, or spiritual... | |
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Lamas are the priests of the sect of Bouddh, in Thibet and the adjacent territories, and are monks, who have nominally at least forsaken the pleasures of the world. They totally reject the doctrine of cast, and a person of any nation may be admitted into... 