Blue Buddha Lost Secrets Of Tibetan Medicine 2005 DVDRip-BANGZHOE

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Blue Buddha: Lost Secrets of Tibetan Medicine (CBC, 2005)
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Type..................: Documentary
Container file........: AVI
Video Format..........: XVID
Total Bitrate.........: 1999 Kbps
Audio format..........: MP3 128 Kbps
Audio Language........: English
Resolution............: 608x352
Aspect Ratio..........: 1.78:1
Colour................: Colour
FPS...................: 23.976
Duration..............: 00:45:36
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SYNOPSIS
Twelve hundred years ago the people of Tibet developed a comprehensive medical
system. They understood how the mind affects the body. They knew subtle ways of
changing the body's chemistry with medicines made from plants and minerals.
They blessed their medicines in lengthy rituals. And they encoded this knowledge
in a series of elaborate paintings called thangkas. Blue Buddha: Lost Secrets of
Tibetan Medicine traces the odyssey of traditional Tibetan medicine from it's
roots in ancient Tibet, to a worldwide interest in it's traditional medical wisdom.
We meet several leading physicians in India, as the program introduces us to the
basic concepts of this ancient system of healing. We also trace the fate of the
77 thangkas that comprise the Atlas of Tibetan Medicine, the great mnemonic
device that encodes the entire system of healing. From the snows of Siberia and
the Himalayas to the vital culture of Tibet in exile, in Dharamsala, India, this
is a stunning high-definition look at where Tibetan medicine has come from.
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