Lotsawa House is a library of over 6,000 translated Tibetan Buddhist texts in nine languages, available online and downloadable as EPUB and PDF files. The site publishes new translations regularly and includes projects on specific teaching cycles. Some content is marked restricted.
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0Lotsawa House is a library of over 6,000 translated Tibetan Buddhist texts in nine languages, available online and downloadable as EPUB and PDF files. The site publishes new translations regularly and includes projects on specific teaching cycles. Some content is marked restricted.
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