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Preparing for Losar
Clip: 2/13/2015 | 2m 59s
A Tibetan Buddhist family in Queens, New York gets ready for the Year of the Sheep.
Sharing a special meal and performing rituals of spiritual cleansing help Tibetan Buddhists get ready for the upcoming new year. We visit a Tibetan Buddhist family in Queens, New York as they prepare for the holiday they call Losar by sharing a special meal with family and performing rituals of spiritual cleansing.
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Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
Preparing for Losar
Clip: 2/13/2015 | 2m 59s
Sharing a special meal and performing rituals of spiritual cleansing help Tibetan Buddhists get ready for the upcoming new year. We visit a Tibetan Buddhist family in Queens, New York as they prepare for the holiday they call Losar by sharing a special meal with family and performing rituals of spiritual cleansing.
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