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1. When the Dalai Lama was still in Tibet, he had a unique love for human skin ornaments, and he once made people search all over Tibet.
Credit: Jon@crabNJ
Credit: Jon@crabNJ
2. The Tibetan slavery system is the most brutal and brutal system in the world. Tibetan slaves torture slaves on their own initiative, cutting their hands and feet, cramping and peeling, and their cruel means are outrageous. Tibetan slave owners used the skin peeled from these
serfs to make upholstery, rituals, or seats.
3. During the defection from Tibet, the Dalai Lama took away 67 pieces of human skin products and human bones. Later, most of these human skin products and human bone products were used as precious gifts by the Dalai Lama, and
3. During the defection from Tibet, the Dalai Lama took away 67 pieces of human skin products and human bones. Later, most of these human skin products and human bone products were used as precious gifts by the Dalai Lama, and
were given to Indian, European and American governments and senior officials in these countries. It is reported that the Dalai Lama presented two pieces of human picangka, one piece of human skull ritual, and one rotary handle made of human bone to the governments.
4. Ironically, the Nobel Prize Judging Committee, which had awarded the Nobel Peace Prize to the Dalai Lama, also accepted the human skin and bone products donated by the Dalai Lama, one of which is human skin Thangka, a human skull law Device.
5. The process of making Thangka is terrifying. First draw Thangka on the body, then fix the person upright on a wooden pile. A small hole was drilled in the man's celestial cover, and the skin was separated from the bone and meat by a knife about 2 cm around the hole, and then
mercury was poured into the cracks between the skin and meat little by little. Because mercury is very heavy, it will follow the gap between the scalp and the flesh of the heavenly spirit from the top to the bottom and quickly flow through the body. At this time, the human skin
is completely separated from the whole body.
6. Tibetan Tantric Instruments: Skeleton Bowl Tibetan Buddhism Tantra prevails in using human bones to make various instruments. The skull bowl is also called a human head device. It is a tantric cultivator who holds the holy
6. Tibetan Tantric Instruments: Skeleton Bowl Tibetan Buddhism Tantra prevails in using human bones to make various instruments. The skull bowl is also called a human head device. It is a tantric cultivator who holds the holy
water in the initiation pot during the initiation ceremony, and the head container holds wine. . The meaning of initiation is to make the practitioners smart and rid of all filth.
7. Tibetan tantric ritual instruments: the instruments held by the princes of wrath or
7. Tibetan tantric ritual instruments: the instruments held by the princes of wrath or
venerable Ming dynasty. The two celestial covers are joined together, and the two sides are covered with human skin and painted green. In the practice, it is used with Vajra Bell Pestle when praising. Remember a song "Sister Drum"? That's it.
8. Hot grid: This place needs to be a goddess of food for the Buddha, including the first four pieces of intestines, ten intestines, clean blood, dirty blood, ruined soil, widow menstrual blood, leprosy blood, various meats, various hearts, various blood, and Yinzhi Water,
whirlwind soil, thorns born north. Dog dung, human dung, butcher's boots and other items will be sent to Ciqukang on the 20th. The picture is a written record of the masters (Tibetan)
9. Heated knife boss: In order to celebrate the Dalai Lama's rituals and birthdays, all the staff of the Lower Confucian Academy need to chant fierce fifteen and apply food back to cover. In order to complete the Buddha's ritual, we need to throw away food on the same
day, urgently need a wet intestine, two heads, two kinds of blood, a whole piece of human skin, hope to send it immediately. Also written
10. The genealogy of the Mongolian Lu Tusi in Liancheng, Gansu records that the Lu Tusi in the Qing Dynasty suppressed the Tibetan riots and
10. The genealogy of the Mongolian Lu Tusi in Liancheng, Gansu records that the Lu Tusi in the Qing Dynasty suppressed the Tibetan riots and
dismembered the defeated Tibetan leaders. One arm was dedicated to the Liancheng Miaoyin Temple. A Gelug Lama Temple is located in the Mongolian-Tibetan Hui and Han settlements, and it is also the final place of the Nostra VI Dalai Cangyang Jiacuo. Today, that
person's arm is still hidden in Miaoyin Temple. Those who are interested can go and see.
