Tibetan texts

Tibetan texts encompass a rich tradition of spiritual, philosophical, and literary works central to Tibetan Buddhism and culture. They include sacred scriptures like the Kangyur and Tengyur, commentaries, poetry, and historical writings. These texts explore topics such as meditation, ethics, mindfulness, and the nature of mind and reality. Often written in classical Tibetan, they serve as guides for practitioners and scholars, aiming to cultivate wisdom, compassion, and spiritual awakening. Their language combines poetic imagery with profound philosophical ideas, reflecting a deep cultural heritage that values both spiritual insight and scholarly study.