A monk’s life in Mongolia's most ancient sanctuary I WIDE

[@nickdavila94]

Beautiful spiritual life.

[@brightharbor_]

I’ve never been to Mongolia but this place has a vibe that makes me feel at home. I live near the New Mexico / Colorado border, where a lot of Tibetan refugees settled decades ago. They built several stupas in this area, including one just down the road from me. We even have a similar climate and land form to this, not many trees except in the mountains, lots of wild horses and big skies. I don’t believe in Buddhism whatsoever but the architecture and the peace of these places is good to see.

[@1215mohan]

I am from Mumbsi india and Buddhist. Mongolia is Buddhist country having 97% Buddhist population. Buddhism in Mongolia gone from India via china and Japan. Ghengis khan had conquered half of the world but he did not attack on india as a great respect to the land of buddha. In india also buddhist was finished by the 3.5% euresian brahmins who came to india from euresia and still are fighting to finish again by hook and crook. Now friendship between the india and Mongolia will increase day by day as buddhism in india is also reviving day by day due to the dr b r ambedkar. Jai bhim namo Buddhai

[@tenzinfreedom2027]

Greeting to our Mongolian brother n sister from Tibetan..

[@hui-an-xin]

It'd be so nice if the full documentary could be viewed, or the whole Wonders of Men series. Can't seem to access it anywhere.

[@erikhm_]

Underrated video

[@josf71]

Agree

[@TathagatSamyakDrishti]

Wow shankh ❤

[@ravindertalwar553]

God bless you

[@MrManoranjanMallick]

Thanks for sharing ❤

[@SLICETravel]

Thank you for the support! 🫶

[@stewartthomas2642]

👍☯️🕉