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The Living Canvas: How Thangka Paintings Breathe Life into Sacred Mythology During Tibetan Rituals In the hushed predawn light of a Tibetan monastery, a ritual is about to begin. The air is thick with the scent of juniper incense and aged butter. Mo
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