Folk-Tales From Tibet
by William Frederick Travers O'Connor
'Folk-Tales From Tibet' Summary
William Frederick Travers O'Connor, through his extensive travels and interactions with the Tibetan people, collected a diverse array of traditional folk tales. In 'Folk-Tales from Tibet,' he presents a selection of these stories, carefully choosing those that best represent the authentic culture of Tibet. The tales range from humorous anecdotes about mischievous spirits to profound narratives about the consequences of actions and the importance of spiritual growth. The book's diverse content illustrates the various facets of Tibetan mythology, offering a unique glimpse into their belief system and worldview. O'Connor's work serves as a valuable resource for anyone interested in exploring the rich and intricate world of Tibetan folklore.Book Details
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