Myth · Memory · Imagination
བོད་ཀྱི་ལྷ་རབས།
Tibetan Myth
Bon mythology, ancient legends, sacred landscapes, and an original epic reaching beyond the stars.
A living literary archive
Ancient stories, independent voices, and a continuing epic
Tibetan Myth brings together Bon traditions, Tibetan legends, original poetry, cultural memory, artwork, and research. Tibetan, English, and Chinese works stand independently while related versions remain connected.
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Paths through the website
Begin with the epic, follow a historical subject, enter a language collection, or explore place and image.
Sacred Places
Each summary ends with a link to the trilingual website (Tibetan, English, and Chinese). Please click the link to read the full research paper.
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Bon mythology
Memory of a great era
Explore sacred origins, ancient civilization, cultural life, spiritual traditions, and the changing legacy of Bon.
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Works and chapters
Original works and connected versions are published separately in Tibetan, English, and Chinese.
The Yeti mystery of the Himalayas (ཧི་མ་ལ་ཡའི་གངས་མིའི་གསང་བ)
Each summary ends with a link to the trilingual website (Tibetan, English, and Chinese). Please click the link to read the full research paper.
ExploreDenisova Cave Yields an Extinct Wild-Yak Relative
Each summary ends with a link to the trilingual website (Tibetan, English, and Chinese). Please click the link to read the full research paper.
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Preface
I created tibetanmyth.com to gather the small, scattered field of Bön research — reports divided across Tibetan, English, and Chinese sources — into one trilingual collection that can be read collectively and conveniently. The English Works section contains research and study only, with no creative literature; every study presents myth narrative, scholarship, archaeology, and modern interpretation in clearly separated layers. My role is to gather, organize, translate, and edit these studies, not to claim authorship of the original research, which belongs to the scholars and institutions credited in each paper.
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Tonpa Shenrab Three Time Scales
Each summary ends with a link to the trilingual website (Tibetan, English, and Chinese). Please click the link to read the full research paper.
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འཕོ་བ། གྲོང་འཇུག འཕོ་བ་ཆེན་པོ། འཇའ་ལུས། ཡང་སྲིད་བླ་མ།
འཕོ་བ། གྲོང་འཇུག འཕོ་བ་ཆེན་པོ། འཇའ་ལུས། ཡང་སྲིད་བླ་མ། Phowa, drongjuk, phowa chenpo study. 破瓦、夺舍、大迁转、虹光身、活佛转世比较研究。 Phowa, drongjuk, phowa chenpo study.
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The story continues
Many paths remain unwritten
The old stories have not disappeared. They remain in mountains, symbols, memories, and the imagination of those who continue to tell them.
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