A Special Tibetan Culture: Most Tibetan People Don’t Eat Fish, Here Are the Reasons.(Interview)

[@TibettravelOrg]

Hello, this is Jamyang. This video is about why our Tibetan people don’t eat fish. I’m a Buddhist, I don’t eat fish. Honestly, I tried once by accident and vomit a lot in the night. So, I prayed for all of the fish in the market. 🙏 I hope you could share with me your culture about eating if you have some special custom. 😜 Please kindly forward my video to your friends if you like my video. Thank you very much for all of your support. All my blessing to you all.❤️

[@ttashibodh]

@Green Scenery tibet is far from sea indeed but China is not ? They come under Chinese occupation , i think Chinese can provide fish for tibetan , what you think 😀

[@ttashibodh]

@Ten Sonam ya I am with tibet .. love from India 🇮🇳 free tibet now

[@quietlives]

Kinda feel free sorry for these 'free tibet' people here: they seem to have nothing but slogans. There is a reason when people don't reason with proofs.

[@ttashibodh]

@@quietlives you just mind your own business....

[@taradolma2471]

@@quietlives you asking about the reason and proof. Our language, alphabet, dressing,food,our culture, national flag etc are totally different from Chinese . So grow up man to know the fact and reality ✌️

[@navinshetty568]

Your video touched my heart. As a Hindu i can well understand the Tibetan sentiments. After all we both share the same dharmic values of love & compassion.God bless you my dear Tibetan brothers and sisters

[@19711Bernard]

I saw alot of improvement in India now, before there were discrimination against the Northeast tribals because of their food habits. I hope we have respect for those who eat beef too.

[@benishan3]

There's no dharmic religion, it's a Hindu nationalist invented term. Buddhism is anti-thesis to Hinduism, even Hinduism itself is not one centralized religion, but a term to describe various religions of the subcont, each with different beliefs and customs.

[@navinshetty568]

@@benishan3 But the common thread passing thru all these different forms of beliefs is the Dharmic value system consisting of compassion, empathy and ahimsa. That is the beauty of the Indian culture. It synchronizes well with free liberal democratic values. It gives freedom of thought and action and teaches one to be tolerant and frees one from regementations. That is why Hinduism has survived inspite of the daunting challenges of the past and present. Even though it being least organized and inspite of its apparent incoherances.

[@xinyiquan666]

stoP NS, hindu has nothing common with buddinism, and hindu has no compassion and atcck muslims in india

[@tenzinyoutso2353]

All the answer I can relate very well.. My granny grown up in Tibet and till the date she doesn’t consume single creature from sea 🌊 or water.. she used to tell me all the same reason.. growing up with her I turn my self as vegetarian from 12 year old 🌱 and I’m proud to say that I’m still vegetarian and would be until I die.. it’s not only just because of being Buddhist, more like living a simple, harmony life and it’s kinda tribute to all the living creature on this earth.. thank you for your amazing work jamyang la..🙏🏻🍀

[@tenzinyoutso2353]

@Matt Symonds you are definitely Right.. there is no Argument that plant dint have feelings.. plants does talks to each other. But what I meant like I don’t wanted to eat meat.. that’s all.. and animals do have Same Anatomie as human being.. the verses from bible is indeed true and nice ..but plz don’t try to exaggerate the the topic with religion.. the end..🍀✌️

[@tenzinyoutso2353]

@Matt Symonds you are Right Peace ✌️ happy 😀🌱

[@patriziapreite8875]

Bhuddist monks eat goats just like tha Dalai Lama who cannot do without his meat

[@patriziapreite8875]

@@tenzinyoutso2353 that's why fish is better

[@patriziapreite8875]

@@GeleckG wowwww!!!! The nails an teeth are sharp!!!!!

[@keahithefieryone8513]

I eat fish but how kind is his heart to think even of the littlest fish- bless you

[@rinchenkinga8940]

I am from Bhutan and a Buddhist. I have been following your content since the last one week. Your contents are so unique. I didn't know that Tibetans don't eat fish. Thank you for this information. So thoughtful of you to have come out with 'why Tibetans do not eating fish' content. Hope it helps in changing people's fish eating habits.

[@tseringkyidzom2415]

My parents never fed me fish and pork.

[@timthomas325]

Don’t change my eating habit at all

[@TibetWangmo]

Iim Tibtab. ,i eat fish 😁

[@geraldkueh107]

Do Bhutan people eat fish.

[@rinchenkinga8940]

@@geraldkueh107 Yes, we do

[@pembasherpa6888]

Such a lovely video! Thoroughly enjoyed the whole content! As a Sherpa born and raised in Kathmandu Nepal, I can vividly remember my mother strictly prohibiting my siblings and myself from holding an aquarium in tje house. Like Tibetan Buddhist, she believed if we kept fish as pets and if they die in our care, that'll be a big sin. She also never cooked fish in the house! No matter how much I urged or threatened (at least tried to) her to cook fish because my adolescent taste buds wanted to have a taste. She always tells me it's a very big sin to kill and eat fish. I would be lying if I say that I haven't eaten fish! But I now understand the rationale behind my mom's reasonings. Not only it stems from the cultural and spiritual values of Buddhism, but it equally serves an economic and sustainable value in the society. Having said that, I have no hate or dislike towards people who eat fish. Grew up with Newars in Kathmandu who cook fish in almost every celebrations and festivities!! Great work once again! Will follow your videos to be posted about Tibetan Buddhism!

[@tramynguyen8873]

I been in Tibet for Kailash pilgrimage and really felt the great compassion in every Tibetan

[@windyqueenky]

Their streets are so clean and why streets in Viet Nam are full of garbage

[@rexluminus9867]

@@windyqueenky Reflects the min of the people. Gutter mind gutter street.

[@gypsysoul6965]

Hope dalai lama will go to Tibet one day

[@nancymcgee4776]

That is one the sweetest acts of kindness, I've ever seen. I enjoy your channel so much! Everything you do is so interesting! Thank you, for all your hard work!

[@tsetanwangchuk8710]

Instead Tibetans buy fishes from Chinese and get released them into river water

[@andrewmah5605]

Can you imagine eating BULUT (baked nearly hatching eggs) Catholic Phillippines People go to War for Fish. Just like in Europe has Cod War and Doing World Wars ! 😭😭😭🤗😍🙏😇🙏😍🤗😭😭😭 Beware of Samsara = 💃💃💃💃🤡

[@77sogeorge]

I was in Tibet in 2018 with Tibet Vista and had a fabulous time. Thank you for the seamless experience! An unforgettable experience for someone who’s been to more than 100 countries.

[@rangzenla]

That was so kind of the man to release those fish and the vlogger to pray through out his visit to fish Market. thank u

[@SchutzReborn]

Also though, how invasive fish like the Asian carp are not spreading throughout the US fresh water ways. Not all well intentioned deeds are a good thing.

[@tanch4570]

Releasing ( fishes) or other bigger animals is a common practice in Mahayana Buddhism. If you are a Buddhist practitioner naturally you will adopt a vegetarian diet to abstain from taking animals lives. The criteria of compassion & abstain from killings other beings are one of the tenets of Buddhism. The 5 precepts: 1.) Abstain from killings, 2. )Abstain from sexual misconduct, 3.) Abstain from lying ( dishonest), 4.) No stealing, 5.) Abstain from taking intoxicants. Our world is in topsy turvy mainly due to killings karma of wanton killings of people & animals.

[@rdt1104]

Da Vinci used to buy the caged birds in the market to set them free

[@chaos3311]

Beautiful interview I love the way Tibetan people value life of even a small fish

[@aj.sh600]

Oh! Don't say that. They kill thier sheeps, Male Yaks to eat. Buddhism advocates about not killing any animal but the Buddhism which Tibetan follow do eat meat.

[@Tingtong13768]

Exactly, although no one is perfect but can become a better and better, improve to become more compassionate and influence others around. Change start from self.

[@ohmeowzer1]

I loved it a beautiful tradition

[@Tingtong13768]

Yea also there is not racist cast system, they respect woman so much bcz in Tib Buddhism consider all mothers or woman like Goddess Tara.

[@chaos3311]

@@aj.sh600 you cannot describe good bad although they may eat sheep yak but if they don't eat fish it's a good thing

[@saritabiswas69]

I am from india. I am a bengali. I eat fish. Bengalis love their fish. But we respect those too who don't eat fish. We eat according to our culture. I respect your beliefs

[@dingydan187]

I am a Tibetan. Tibetans don’t eat fish but that doesn’t make us a better person. You eat fish but respect others’ beliefs and that makes you a better person 👍🙏🏻

[@livelirah9109]

I respect everyone's opinion , their believe, culture and way of life but so i never raise my voice against anyone base on someone's believe but sometimes i thought we human being could be better off without cast or religion, which is the driving force to keep us apart. Humanity is all we needed but religion often lead to violence and confusion. Its just my opinion but not intend to hurt someones feeling.

[@bimalrai21]

I am Half Nepali ( Kirati ) and Half Bengali, And I don't eat mutton, but we are allowed to eat "Chhyangra", a mountain goat because I'm half Kirati Nepali, but eat fish because my mother is Bengali. However, my mother's side of the family question why I don't eat mutton but eat something related to mutton ( the mountain goat ). And that is a long story.........

[@mindfreakmovies9586]

Bengali Brahmins are only Brahmins who eat fish. May be it is due to Maa Kali and her teachings.

[@saptarshimtr]

Respect for Buddhism and for Tibetians. With love from Bengal, India.

[@joydeepsaha1969]

Extraordinary Video!! My Dad was posted in Gangtok where i was introduced to this great culture. Infact there is still a Hotel called Tashi Delek at Gangtok. Rumtek Monastery was my favorite place of hangout after school. I hope I can visit Tibet next year after this Pandemic.

[@maxdc988]

Mahayana Buddhist would say all lives are equal. Vegetarianism is the entrance to enlightenment. 😇

[@pw5311]

Dear Jamyang, Thank you for your video, I really appreciate your work and specially thank you for interviewing our friends Tibetans and accompanying the person who released those fish! As you may have noticed, in most of the entrances of the monasteries you will find a depiction of the wheel of life (in Tibetan, sipa korlo). In the center of the wheel, you can see three animals: pig, rooster and snake. Right on the outside of the three animals you see some people going up as a result of positive actions and some others going down as the result of engaging in negative actions. In the outer rings of the wheel we can find the depiction of the six worlds (hells, hungry ghosts, animals, humans, demi gods and gods) and in the very outer ring there are the 12 interdependent links. According to the teachings of our Lord Buddha, the pig represents ignorance and confusion, rooster is related to selfish desire and snake or fish are symbols of anger. Anger, desire and ignorance are the so called three poisons which are the source of our suffering. This wheel is also a reminder of the essence of the Buddha’s teaching: “practice virtue throughly, do not engage in non-virtue, train your mind completely, this is the teaching of the Buddha’. Based on this, it is said that eating chicken or eggs increases our selfish desire, eating pork increases our ignorance and confusion and eating fish or snake - which are water animals -increases our selfish aggression or anger. Dear Jamyang, I kindly request you to consider this and decrease your consumption of meat, specially on sacred days, like full and new moon and the 8th day of the lunar calendar. I know you love eating meat, I’ve seen many times how you enjoy 😀. I am happy you have a good time but as you are a wonderful person and we care for you and your health and as I also know you love all sentient beings I would like to request you to reduce the cause of pain of our mothers. The full moon is Buddha Amitabha Day, New Moon is Shakyamuni Day and 8th or half moon is Medicine Buddha Day. Buddha Amitabha protects us from famine and shortage, Buddha Shakyamuni protects us from fights and war and Medicine Buddha protects us from illness and epidemics. We as human beings are often tormented by shortage (which is caused by selfish desire) outer and inner conflicts (which are triggered by anger) and illness and diseases (which are caused by confusion and ignorance). As you already know, we have the power to train our mind and be of benefit for our precious mother beings - thinking of this please consider decreasing your meat consumption, for your own health and happiness! Sending you all my best wishes, wish you continue having wonderful travels around Tibet making everyone happy🙏❤️

[@sv8362]

Lovely ! Kind people of Tibet so good to know about Tibetan.

[@LadyPenelope]

This is so interesting and I learned a lot from all the different answers. You are a happy soul and I appreciate how kind and sincere you are to everyone you meet. Many blessings from Vermont!

[@samanawimala4729]

I like your interesting interview.. Eat fish.. No.. I am vegetarian.. I am a Budhist.. Stay blessed...

[@ཕེནཔོ]

in this covid pandemic time in the neighboring country of your, please try to upload more video, which diverts our way of thinking in a positive way. lots of thanks, bro.

[@prima6232]

Please upload more vidoes

[@vijayan.vkvadakekara40]

I am from kerala India.We eat fish because fishes are available everywhere in kerala I think life is precious for every animals whether they are small or big.

[@aachisonam6452]

I agree with u but, one big animal feed lots of people but,fish hv to killed in more quantity to feed lots of people.🙏

[@aachisonam6452]

So, every life precious n matters concept come again.🙏

[@marjunmarcelocristobal2678]

Each to His Own Religious beliefs( or Non of it. As long as we don't hurt each other and RESPECT each other.

[@sonamnorzin7758]

@@aachisonam6452 I agree with what u say but as far as I have heard the bigger animals goes thru a bigger pain and which is why it has lots of sin as well..I'm a Buddhist and I have been veg for almost 2years now..om mani payme hun

[@jowlorenz9555]

@@marjunmarcelocristobal2678 Yeah Way ! The principals for all true belief systems ARE essentially the same Good Orderly Directions a.k.a. GOD Wow --- far out ! And down to earth . Now everything makes more perfect sense ! Thanks for thee head's-up yawl ! however Talk about corruption ! The blood of Jesus is not a blank check to do nothing or be like 'whatever'. Don't just sit there neutralized by blissful ignorance ! "Beware of the genetic-molesting 'leaven' (artificial sugar-coated lie bull HOOKS) of the so-called 'authorities' and scribes trying to sell us all out to the highest bidders." Actually jesus flipped out on the diabolical barbaric practice of selling innocent critters to be kosher slaughtered on the altar in the temple --- as a bogus way for schmuck human-cattle to have their 'sins' forgiven. the original sin was being schmuck enough to eat the forbidden fruit eggs and innocent critters like snakes do . (suffering causes suffering) Eating innocent critters is very bad karma indeed . thank goodness jesus stuck his own neck out to remind us that forgiveness depends on how we treat even the least of our bretheren ... (How would you like it if nobody cared enough to help you get out of the death-trap pits and snares ?) Man wouldn't it be great if someone else would die so that nobody would ever be held accountable for any sins anymore ? --- sure looks like spreading the other cheek further for the pedophile preistclass to rape everything more easily is backfiring big time ... Too bad --- Easy believers make it way too easy for the great deceivers... The last thing jesus wants to see when he returns with a serious vengence is a another death worshipping meat-cult double-cross... B-Less schmuckered yawl ! we best not let anyone try to scare the friggin Be-jesus outta any of us ! even Greater works than these kinda ones like our prince of peace performs super naturally through us faithfull free radical followers --- shall become the new normal ... Become the type of light worker you want to see in this world ... Like the good shepherd likes to say : "my joke is sweet --- and my burden is LIGHT !" for every step in the right direction we take --- the sun of god takes ten more for us ... get ready for G--ZEUS to return outta the clouds with a batta-Lion of starships (and sun dragons) armed to the teeth --- while the vast army of murdalized martyrs and resurrected saints go marching in with a seriously hilarious vengeance ! --- Leaving No ( peace, happiness, and freedom loving ) stoner left unturned into a hero of sorts ... Thank goodness for thee Divine down to earth Principals of : Peace --- kindness Purity --- integrity Ballance --- mindfullness Patience --- trust Strength --- will power Generosity --- forgiveness Encouragement --- joy Wonder --- insight and Enlightenment --- upliftment ... Anyhow --- Less B-Less-ing and More Best-owing to all yawl ! in all ways remember to stay thankfull and Ask thee GREAT spirit And THEE MOST HIGH intelligent designer located in the heart of all creation for guidance on how we can redeem ourselves most effectively --- rather than merely sit around aimlessly waiting for great pumpkin pie lies in the sky to save us ... So take heed --- and hold fast because the cosmic-director don't take too kindly to procrastinating i - do - laters who delay helping themselves realize how to instruct those that oppose themselves from being more brilliantly redeemed and grateful than ever before ... Muchos Grassyass ! And Goddesspeed ! (Schumann resonance has been off the charts lately) Sure Looks to me Like Empirical evidence of the thee Most High --- blasting out brilliant freedom rock riffs on rainbow coloured guitar strings ! (Guess we'll just have to wait until it dawns on ALL of us !) Lighten up ! And stay positive yet vigilant... And again yawl --- thanks for helping to keep the ideal --- real ! Check out this other stellar alternative cosmic solar weather report : this awesome looking nasa footage of what appears to be a giant black space serpent getting blasted by the sun : kzbin.info/www/bejne/qmHNmJ6ldpiMrcU interesting --- how NASA stands for never a solid answer . the spooks are actively blocking huge chunks of their own data and it's making all the independent space watchers wonder what the heck they are trying so hard to hide ... Be aware of the new age pedophile preistclass deceptacon hex-nut Luciferian transhumanist one world religion however. 5D --- or 5G ? if you think the wages for schmucking the whole world into going to war against everything pure and natural and good are astronomically enormous --- yer darn friggin right ! Watch out for them multidimensional illegal-alien shapeshifter demons trying to use celebutard mouthpieces like meat-puppets to sell us all out on the fantasy 5D Deceptacon hex-nut deception --- of trading in our original divine organic living body soul vehicles --- for Crystalline bodies sure sounds more like more transhumanist hogwash motherschmuckery (to this here proud grateful indigenous earthling) Anyhow --- We best not let ANYBODY try to scare or finagle the friggin Be-jesus outta any of US ! So yeah --- ( i know ) good luck with THAT ! Thee Light of god is written in our hearts . . . so Hold FAST and Goddesspeed yawl !

[@sajaldas7695]

I am Bengali..... don't ask me this question. ... you know the answer. Great respect for Tibetan culture.

[@tenzingjamphelbhutia5477]

I can eat fish only if bengali offers

[@johnutube5651]

As a Keralite I can understand what you mean. I can't imagine living without eating fish. Living in a costal area fish is a staple. They do not have a sea in Tibet, I respect their choice though.

[@tapusutradhar4637]

Bro, i am a Bengali also.nice to see you here.

[@rebelj8243]

@@johnutube5651, we have rivers, ponds and Lakes in Tibet ...

[@videosdematt]

I burst into laughter when those ladies ran away from you. 🤣 Good video.

[@msanne8972]

Good work done by uncle. Love from india 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@lilac6239]

Live to more videos like this. It’s really helping and calming to see our own people. Thank you

[@damoon2824]

Love this interactions session today. Very informative and joyful and laughable. Your smile is the light of the vidoe as always. Thank you Jamyang la. 💖

[@mabanomet9879]

What a great content. Very interesting. I like to see more videos like these where you as regular tibertans about their beliefs and maybe their daily life. Thank you,

[@jewelleryhannah7493]

A very thoughtful perspective, I hadn’t thought about fish and prawns and things in this way before, and it makes so much sense! I am very much enjoying learning all about Tibetan culture from your channel, thank you for sharing 🙏🏼

[@tenzinwangdu6010]

Thank you so much for bringing such astonishing content in front of us every time. Looking forward to more content with our local Tibetans. Feels home.

[@chitse79]

Ongdu Pakla

[@chopheldhon1256]

Perhaps this is one of your best video that answers a question by different people with logic, rationale and draw the attention about food choices. Bravo!

[@ogathingo8885]

Thanks for this very thoughtful video! What I love about Tibetan culture and believe system is that when they pray they include all sentient beings to end their sufferings and find their enlightenment!!! May be that’s why most Tibetans, especially the old generations seems to be full of “ innere Heiterkeit “(=inner joyfullness).

[@marifrances9576]

When everything goes back to normal, I would love to visit Tibet and meet Tibetan people. ❤🙏

[@bhuchungla3474]

Oh really me too

[@himalayan1797]

Tibetan People refugee in Other countries.

[@tenzinjamyanggg7096]

@@himalayan1797 only few hundred thousand rest are in Tibet lol

[@tenzinjamyanggg7096]

@@himalayan1797 yea from 6 million

[@tenzinjamyanggg7096]

@@himalayan1797 lol where did you get that number 120000 google 😂

[@annconsingahmad5696]

what a good content a good information.this is the first time i've heard that there is a certain place here on earth that really do not eat fish epecially for that reason,great respect to you guys.in the philippineds we really love sea foods . So touch for the man who bought fish just to free them . God Bless u guys.

[@dorjestep1]

I Love this most beautiful video❤️ Jamyang La. I saw your other videos as well but this one is very special most valuable among all👍👍👍 I shared it with my many friends worldwide. I stopped eating meat ever since I saught refuse in my Tibetan guru, a great Terton Nyingma Lama in India. I learned the benefits of doing Tsether (life offering) from him and I am happy and grateful to my compassionate Lama🙏 Om Ah Hung Vajra Guru Padma Siddhi Hung 🙏 🙏🙏. I request everyone please to make life offerings. This act of your kindness will make you immensely happy.🙏🙏🙏

[@ruthbanon6049]

Man these people have such pleasant looking faces. Really nice.

[@DiptiMali]

So true

[@BigDaddy-vr2ut]

They seem very friendly. Unlike a lot of people in the states do.. ✌🏼

[@crispyapple6231]

Thats because the chinese communist party will arrest them if they portray negative image

[@xinyuingluo6295]

@@crispyapple6231 hi loser

[@gypsysoul6965]

@@crispyapple6231 facts 💯,hope our Tibetan brothers living in India will return to their independent country one day

[@jamilahadade7620]

Thanks for sharing this interesting video. I have always wanted to visit Tibet and I’ve read many books on Tibet. I love the way the Tibetan people are they seem like such great human beings, God bless them 🙏

[@spacecowgurl57]

That's the most beautiful and kindest gesture I've ever seen. 🌏❤

[@ulaganathanc1463]

I am from India. Thank you so much for posting this video. I love Buddhism and Tibet.. Lord Buddha Bless everyone..

[@ravishankershenoy1200]

I am from Mangalore . Place in Karnataka Kerala border side Arabian sea cost .It's also called as Konkan Coast or Canara . Fish is everyday meal here . People who never eat fish and meat are also live here .

[@caveri100]

I am a Spanish lady living in Norway 🇳🇴. How much respect for life. Absolutely beautiful ☺️. Thanks 🙏 for sharing. Om shanti Kaveri Om 🕉

[@jazzyjazz9872]

Buenos dias, que vaya bien todo en Noruega 🤗🤩

[@ZedarThokme]

Still, I absolutely love all the amazing and creative ways Tibet Travel has brought so many lovely locations and culture to everyone ❤

[@junecooper4688]

Thanks for the video,it was interesting and informative on Tibetan culture, greetings from Sydney Australia

[@noemisalanatin4563]

Lhasa is beautiful. I have read a book about two prisoners of war and managed to escape and found themselves a home and worked in Tibet. I wish I could visit someday . Again, thank you for sharing 🙏🌺🇨🇦

[@ff-ti7nj]

can you please tell me what's the book's name?

[@kitchentoolss]

Very informative and beautiful tutorial. Thank you for sharing the beautiful pictures and sceneries from Tibet. 🌹♥️💓

[@rinchen1973]

First Thanks for the video. It’s will be so useful for the people’s here, as they always ask me why I don’t eat fish so will show them this video. Always appreciate you and your group.

[@dulcehajjar5826]

Happy Mother’s Day to All mother’s in the World 🙏💐❤️🌹

[@danabowring]

The bench where you are seated at the beginning is so ornate and beautiful :) Thank you Jamyang

[@hariprasadrai7248]

Thank you Zamyang brother for sharing the knowledge of Tibetans regarding the respect towards life.

[@tenzin5930]

Felt wow! seeing Tibet Lhasa streets. I was born in India never really get to see the streets of Lhasa. Enjoyed a bit through your channel. I hope to see more of Tibet through your channels.

[@trekzindia7141]

We will get Lhasa back some day tibet will be recognised as a country by the international community in future. 🙏

[@sinhalatube9006]

The release of the helpless fish dedicated to death is a great blessing. That pious man had a noble heart. I also wholeheartedly contribute to that charity. It was as if those helpless animals had been rescued from hell and taken to heaven. He is a great man. May all men be like this! May he live a long and healthy life! Come to heaven after death ! May the future Nirvana be the same! Bless the Triple Gem !

[@dulcehajjar5826]

Good Morning Jamyang 🙏🤗 Great Content ... Love Tibetan Culture 👏❤️

[@VeroTg28]

U r my one the fav youtuber ... thanks for our motherhood home tour.. feeling blessed and feeling as if i m in tibet Thanks alot bro

[@bandananirakarsahu3858]

I am pure veg I am live in Bharat Odisha Tibetan living my state near the jirang I love Buddhist culture 😍

[@hyperpoly8]

Vegetarian is Old Indian for lousy hunter and fisherman.

[@vroomvroom5534]

@@hyperpoly8 What do you mean?

[@hyperpoly8]

@@vroomvroom5534 It's just humor, some Old Indians were vegetarians - not by choice but by skill level.

[@aachisonam6452]

@@hyperpoly8 I don't understand ur reply even so,plz explain.

[@hyperpoly8]

@@aachisonam6452 I did explain, ask for some help with English.

[@anomalous3039]

I have just watched about 4 or 5 of these videos. I really enjoy them. Thank you! I am sure I will come back and watch more of these very interesting videos.

[@michaelng1205]

What a beautiful gesture! Beautiful people. My fellow zhongguo brothers!

[@michaelng1205]

Namo Amitabha 🙏🙏🙏

[@TCgenpotsang]

Your vlog is always interesting and we enjoyed watching the beautiful places in Tibet .Thanks a lot... 🙏

[@jeniciarivera5566]

Is fascinating learning others cultures, traditions, and beliefs. Thank you for taking your precious time to share 🙏

[@dulcehajjar5826]

Happy Mother’s Day !❤️💐

[@jeniciarivera5566]

@@dulcehajjar5826 Thank you soo much!! And, Happy Mothers Day to you as well!!

[@pemawangmo5396]

🙏🙏🙏

[@pemawangmo5396]

@@jeniciarivera5566👍👍👍

[@StephenRoneeLau]

It's so wonderful that you show the kindness of the people towards fishes.

[@yakpoedits9926]

Love from Tibetans in India keep uploading more VLOGS we are waiting

[@geetabhalla5768]

I am from India,I really appreciate this video and your beautiful culture 🙏,I think Tibtian are most peaceful people in the world,lord Shiva bless you 🙏🙏

[@malorybertie8046]

I am a Chinese ,to me the tibetan Indian and tibetan Chinese are totally different people ,they are not same ,I am not sure where is it ...

[@Nhattylicious]

Hi. This is a very interesting topic. Thank you for sharing about this. I do respect every people's belief. Also I can see how good person Tibetan people are.. ❤️❤️❤️

[@TheMenon49]

Greetings from India! I gave up eating all type of meat five years ago. But that's purely my choice! I enjoyed watching your video on why the Tibetans don't eat fish. Thanks you so much for this enjoyable video. I learnet something new today. Thanks a lot!

[@arunkandari1874]

I am from Uttarakhand, India touched with Tibet border. Thanks for sharing Tibet videos.

[@harwnharwn8306]

I eat fish, but I think and respect the Tibetan culture full of KINDNESS to other animals. I think they are great and felt love towards them. Thank for giving us Information about Kind people like TIBETANS 👍🙏❤️❤️❤️♥️♥️

[@malorybertie8046]

I am a han Chinese .I have my opinion about why tibetan don't eat fish .because tibetan used to throw people's corpse to the river ,actually the river is tibetan people's cemetery .especially the people in lhasa don't eat fish .they choose to bury elder's corpse under the river ,so the tibetan bear or wolf can't smell the corpse and eat it ,if tibetan bear or wolf eat too much human corpse ,they will be very dangerous to the elder's offsprings .at this ,I salute to the tibetan ancestors ,how they try to do their best to help their offsprings ,even after they die ,they don't want to waste the precious grassland or farm land which is left for their offsprings to live ,and let their corpse down in the river rest in peace forever ,so deep wisdom and affection in it .and in the deepest level of tibetan people's soul their ancestors are in that fish , they saw the vultures take their ancestors's body fly to the sky ,then they thought their ancestors's corpse must be eaten by fish under the river . not only because of the religion ,but also they have the same affection to their ancestors (fish),though they can't say why they don't eat fish clearly ,this is the real reason .

[@downtoearth1255]

Beautiful topic jamyang la, love and watching from Ladakh, as there are many similarities between Tibet and Ladakh in terms of language believe culture tradition and of course religion. Many people in Ladakh also don't eat meat and fish with similar belief and faith 🙏🙏🙏

[@andrewmah5605]

As a monk beware of temptations of Sex 💃💃💃💃= Samsara 😵😱😵

[@ajunthaanwari]

I am from Singapore and a long way from Tibet. Your videos bring me closer to your beautiful country. Thank you.🙏

[@sheela9803]

You’re so lucky you was born close to lord Shiva’s place 🙏🇺🇸

[@er3829]

Excellent video! Very well put together. Please allow your English text to stay on screen for at least 5 seconds so that it can be easily read. This type of presentation is very educational for folks living in the West.

[@bishalghimirey2993]

Tashi delek, I live in Darjeeling India and I am buddhist and lasha looks so similar to my hometown with so many monasteries,I wish it was easier to got to lasha through silk route like older times.....

[@小明-r4h]

you must get visa first！

[@ashokkashyap5391]

I am from Jammu and Kashmir I like your experiment with respect Very good thinking of Tibetan people very nice Namshkar to all

[@goodperson810]

really you are buddhist never see brahmin chhetri buddhist in my whole life but I have seen those people who are buddhist or Hindu but respect both belief and even goes to same mandir temple to pray. there are so many places in himalayan and pahadi region of pakistan, india and Nepal that first hindu guru used to pray there but after the buddhist monks also start praying there anyway jay snatana dharma spread love and peace.

[@bishalghimirey2993]

@@goodperson810 yes i am , and its true to find a Buddhist within baun community,I became Buddhist around 10 years ago, i respect all the religions, my connection with buddhism is something i can't explain but it makes me feel happy and fulfilled.....

[@aristonvequizo1672]

Very interesting video. I learned so much, love from the Philippines.

[@yimveerasak3543]

Ok, Tibetan footage by Tibetan. I'm subscribing.

[@yewsingooi9573]

Eh... i thought the Western world said China wipe out the culture of Tibetan? 😆

[@travelaxom]

@@yewsingooi9573 how they are accessing youtube.? its banned there??

[@lazymonkey8259]

@@travelaxom 那我是谁？

[@wutdafeezy]

Tibetans are so enlightened and have such a peaceful, fulfilling, rich and beautiful culture. I wish the world was more like them.

[@TibettravelOrg]

🙏🙏

[@KL-co4mg]

Thank you, this shows some of the most beautiful people I have ever seen.. Thank you💕

[@sonamshalung6687]

Jamyang's you tube channel is so helpful for Tibetans abroad to see and feel their motherland Tibet even they are unable to visit there. Thank you Jamyang. Your videos are lovely.

[@trekzindia7141]

Tibet will be free one day dear, I hope I'll visit Lhasa some day. 🙏

[@tolykozin]

God bless those who are kind to all living things, may your lives be filled with kindness happiness and peace always for your compassion

[@sorry1988ful]

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[@Liz_678]

Very interesting 🧐. Love learning about different cultures!! Thank you!

[@skyelark5511]

Very nice to see the loving and warm interaction of this young man and his people. But even though the title said otherwise, I expected and waited with baited breath to hear from Tibetans who do eat fish and what was their rationale for doing so while living in that culture. Edit: There was quite a bit of dead fish in that fish market. I would be interested to hear from fishermen as well about their industry.

[@tinselinkl]

Thank you for making content like this. It's beautiful and peaceful. Paradise

[@TibettravelOrg]

Thank you very much, and all my blessings to you.❤️

[@onix1186]

I must say Tibetan people are the perfect definition of kindness ,compassion and obedient , for me I had my last fish wn I ws lyk 7 or 8 , I had it like once or twice ,it jus doesn’t suit my taste n it’s really hard to eat bt I Neva knew that Tibetan in Tibet Neva eat fish , m jus overwhelmed ! Looking forward to more videos 😀

[@cyborgscanner]

Or perfect definition of hypocrisy. Do plants have lives or not?

[@tashigyurmey6588]

Hi from Australia. Thank you Jamyang la and your team for another beautiful video with great theme... Saka Dawa which is the most significant religious month for Buddhist. I really appreciate if you and your team could make some video about Saga Dawa in Tibet. Thanks..

[@tenzin23706]

Good people everywhere in Tibet I miss Tibet

[@kunchoklhamo1991]

All your vlogs are worthy to watch. I never gonna miss your content. Since am very choosy about the blogs.But your is one of my favorites now. Good luck

[@Axlotl77]

Sweet people! I would feel more than safe there, very welcoming! Love Tibetans!

[@ghatsothupten7400]

🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@TibettravelOrg]

Thank you very much 🙏

[@ghatsothupten7400]

@@TibettravelOrg brother,by chance if you ever visit kham karze then please don’t forget to take us through the street and show us the livelihood of the people there . It’s been 25 years since I left my home . I miss Tibet ( my home) thank you so much .

[@MixolydianMode]

What a lovely video. The thought that eating fish is taking many lives makes sense to me.

[@Grace-pp3dw]

Shalom .Thank you. Watching from Australia. 73 Praise the Lord 37.

[@jayarat]

In 2010 I travelled from Lhasa to the North Face Everest Base Camp. On the way we stopped at a Han Chinese restaurant by the river in a small town. One of our dishes was fish, kind of small. We continued our journey upriver along the road and noticed a small gathering on the river bank. Curious we stopped the bus and went down a small ravine to the river bank and realised that the people were cutting up a dead human body into small pieces and feeding it to the fish in the fast flowing crystal clear river ... a funeral rite/ceremony.

[@singleservice5373]

I love father land peoples ❤God bless you 🙏

[@niloragub2218]

My first time to hear that Tibetan people are not eating '' Fish ''and the reason why. I highly respect there culture & belief! 💕 Thanks for your vlogs very informative. watching from Bahrain with ♥

[@thomasbar5161]

ཐུགས་རྗེ་ཆེ་རྗེས་སུ་མཇལ་ཡོང། Thank so much for your lovely smile😁 and stay healthy wherever you are: Love from the other side of the World.! Sorry, there was a typo.

[@DMWBN3]

Made a similar post a few moments ago, always smiling, so nice to see. I'm in England & sometimes when you smile or say hello to people in the street they look to you as if I've got 5 eyes 👀 It's nice to be nice.

[@samarpanlamagurung9687]

Tashi Delek.🙏 We Gurung( Tamu) are Buddhist and have a great faith and believe in Tibetan Buddhism. And Thank you for sharing such beautiful and compassionate video.

[@TibettravelOrg]

Thank you very much for your kind support. ❤️

[@wick1952]

Looks like Tibetans people are friendly,🙏🙏

[@luck-rm8fd]

Not really. Be careful!

[@candidagomes2774]

Very interesting, I like the Tibetan Culture!! For me your videos are merveilheuse!! 👌😊🌺🌺 Thanks a lot!! 💐🌷🎉

[@lizamixtv8541]

i eat fish, but i respect the tibetan culture, thier country is like paradise.. from philippines

[@ghatsothupten7400]

Philippine is also a beautiful country

[@lizamixtv8541]

@@ghatsothupten7400 thanks

[@ghatsothupten7400]

@@lizamixtv8541 my pleasure friend. Take care

[@tommycabinbin7455]

Very enlightening! It's informative as well for me, and to the rest of the world!

[@sisterkaramazov5396]

Originally, Tibetans wouldn’t eat chicken or even eggs. There’s also a Tibetan saying about only eating flesh of animals with hooves (I.e. cows, sheep) because they are vegetarian and not with claws (chicken etc) because they eat other living beings like worms, so there’s more accumulated sin higher up the food chain.

[@gyadre]

Tibetan classify meat into two category - from big animal and small animal. Tibetan refrain from eating small animal as it entail killing more animal. Though Tibetan are not vegetarian but they are very selective. Mutton and beef are the most Common meat used. Earlier eating chicken was also discourage as it is a small animal.

[@sisterkaramazov5396]

@@gyadre Your info about big/small animal has been repeated ad nauseum in the video and other comments below. What I am talking about is the differentiation between not the size but the type of animal too. FYI Dhermochen animals are considered unclean along with being more sinful as they eat other lower animals.

[@goekeyrhidar363]

Another great and important topic from you. Love the way you guys speak Tibetan language. Thank you.

[@beligalledhammajoti1700]

We need hundreds of videos regarding Tibet. We like them. I teach Tibetan Buddhism in my University (University of Ruhuna), Sri Lanka. I have to conduct two hours lecture on Dalai Lama. I like Tibet and Tibetan Culture

[@raemontenzin843]

Thank you for covering almost all part of tibet, it’s nice to watch motherland from diaspora......You have fluent English speaking skill ,, above all you are rooted to our tradition, respect for wearing chupa.....

[@TibettravelOrg]

Thank you very much for watching our channel 🙏

[@dawatsering39]

Thank you Jamyang la .showing us his holiness palace potala. N lhasa city I miss my country Tibet. Bod gyalo.

[@jackson3579]

This is a fantastic video - As usual most of your videos are very positive! I specially liked the part where the gentleman goes to release fish and prays for the world! I will visit Tibet one day for sure and your videos will be my Guides!

[@abupeled4340]

they should released themselves from chinese ocuupation

[@PLiu-te3ok]

谢谢给大家介绍西藏文化！在美国只好相反。。。很多人不吃肉可是会吃鱼

[@malorybertie8046]

I am a han Chinese .I have my opinion about why tibetan don't eat fish .because tibetan used to throw people's corpse to the river ,actually the river is tibetan people's cemetery .especially the people in lhasa don't eat fish .they choose to bury elder's corpse under the river ,so the tibetan bear or wolf can't smell the corpse and eat it ,if tibetan bear or wolf ate too much human corpse ,they will be very dangerous to the elder's offsprings .at this ,I salute to the tibetan ancestors ,how they try to do their best to help their offsprings ,even after they die ,they don't want to waste the precious grassland or farm land which is left for their offsprings to live ,and let their corpse down in the river rest in peace forever ,so deep wisdom and affection in it .and in the deepest level of tibetan people's soul their ancestors are in that fish , they saw the vultures take their ancestors's body fly to the sky ,then they thought their ancestors's corpse must be eaten by fish under the river . not only because of the religion ,but also they have the same affection to their ancestors (fish),though they can't say why they don't eat fish clearly ,this is the real reason .

[@margaritaelizarde4395]

Thanks so much for your videos on the culture of Tibetan people! Beautiful!

[@TibettravelOrg]

Thank you very much for watching our channel💕