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This is a very good blog. Keep writing, Jigme-la.
thank you, Woeser and others.
I will try to help.
Best wishes for Tibetans and Tibet
Great blog, really helped me to understand
hello there all I was just wondering is it posible to go to tibet and become one of the monks?
Wow Jigmela, I didn’t know you have a blog. I am very impressed!
If you don’t mind I’m going put up this site on the SFT Canada Facebook group:)
Just discovered your blog 5 minutes ago and can already see that I will be learning so much from it. Thank you.
keep writing but don’t forget to experience and feel simultaneously, space cadet.
What a wonderful blog you have:)
I would like very much to bring your blog to Facebook (I am there under my name but entirely dedicated to Human Rights and Tibet) and to Twitter
(http://twitter.com/buddhachild), but I do not see any possibillities doing so..there is no T or f button.
Many more people need to know about your writings:)
You are truly amazing.
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