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’Das-log Snang-sa

Tibetan play
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    Central Asian arts
    / Buddhist morality plays

    An example is the play ’Das-log Snang-sa. The phrase ’das-log means to return (log) from the beyond (’das) and is used in Tibetan to refer to anyone who was believed to be dead and then returns to life and relates all that was witnessed in the netherworld. ’Das-log Snang-sa is…

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    An example is the play ’Das-log Snang-sa. The phrase ’das-log means to return (log) from the beyond (’das) and is used in Tibetan to refer to anyone who was believed to be dead and then returns to life and relates all that was witnessed in the netherworld. ’Das-log Snang-sa is…

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