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World Peace Stupa consecrated in Amdo
Posted by Andre on 28 Mar 2009 at 1:46 PM
The stupa's gokyim is lifted up for sealing the interior after filling it with incense, Kanjur and other newly-made items Trika county in Qinghai is home to a Tibetan community since at least the 9th century. Apart from a stupa built by king Tri Ralpachen in the 820s, which still exists, there were three other important stupas that were destroyed after 1958. THF helped the local community to design and build one that symbolizes all three, called by the community "The Great Trika World Peace Stupa (khri ka'i 'dzam gling shi bde mchod rten chen mo)". Built with official approval, it was completed and sealed on November 15 and consecrated on the 18th.

THF builds stupa in traditional stone workIt was built in traditional stone masonry, with a wooden central pole, the sog-shing ("life-pole").
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the local community fills the stupa with copies of the Kanjur
The stupa's gokyim is lifted up for sealing the interior after filling it with incense, Kanjur and other newly-made items
The World Peace Stupa designed and built by THF in Amdo

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