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When the Sword Is Not a Sword: Reading Violence as Compassion in Tibetan Sacred Art Walk into any serious collection of Tibetan thangka paintings—whether in a monastery archive in Lhasa, a museum vault in New York, or a curated digital gallery—and y
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