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Demystifying Tibetan with Amalia Rubin
@DemystifyingTibetanTracked since May 2026
A Space for Learning Tibetan Language and Culture.
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$5/moདཔའ་བོ། Pawo: Courageous oneCourage should always be rewarded, especially the courage to learn something new: here you will get early and extra media like photos, videos, and members-only blog posts. For Tibetan language learners, you will get extra perks here as well such as supplemental written materials and even a few exclusive video lessons!
$10/moམཁས་པ་ Khepa: Scholarly OneFor those really look to take the dive into the Tibetan language and culture, here you will have access to specific workshops and courses for Tibetan writing as well as classical and colloquial language.
$15/moསྦྱིན་པ། Jinpa: Generous OneTiers like this really help me continue my work. As such you will have access to things like live videos from rituals (all recorded with permission) and other events as well as other exclusive or pre-access to videos and recordings.
$25/moསྦྱིན་བདག Jindak: PatronThank you for your huge generosity. Here I will try and post documents prior to publication so you can read them and even give your feedback. You can share your own ideas about what you would like to see me research as well.
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What they publish138Posts total4 postsLast month16.7%Members-only
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Video Latest postPublicBlog: Back in Yushu
A few days ago I happily arrived back in Yushu. I am looking forward to sharing more language and Gesar videos with all of you. Currently
2 days ago at Sep 2 crawl 0 likes 0 commentsSafeJust a quick note that my neighborhood was not directly impacted by the flashflood. I am safe, as is my immediate community. If you are able to support rescue and relief efforts, please do so!Article5 days ago at Sep 2 crawlPublic 0 0The baby yak has a name!!!For those of you following along at home, I bought a baby yak for my aunt for her birthday. She is an adorable little dri (female yak) bornArticleAugust 19Public 0 0
IATS conference: What happened and why I am choosing to withdrawDear friends and supporters, I would like to begin this post by announcing that I have withdrawn from the 17th conference of the InternationArticleAugust 17Public 0 0
Upcycling, Tibetan styleOutside of the Nampar Nangdze temple, a new Mani Pile is forming. It's mostly made from the laser carved mani stones which are now forbiddeArticleJuly 30Public 1 1Photos: The Temples at Bi Nampar NangdzeLocked Photos: The Temples at Bi Nampar Nangdze July 30 2ImageJuly 30$5 tier & up 0 0
Update: photos, news and paperworkAs many of you know, I haven’t been updating much because I came back to the US for paperwork. Paperwork is a nightmare in every country thaImageJuly 29Public 4 1Update: not forgotten!!I just wanted to assure you all that I have not forgotten about this Patreon. I had to travel quite suddenly to deal with a bureaucratic paperwork issue, and hopefully it will be dealt with quickly and in the meantime, I do hope to post photos and videos, but I just had to deal with a lot of travel and a lot of jet lag. Thank you all for your ongoing patience and support.VideoJuly 19Public 0 0Blog/Update: Ending one trip and starting a new oneAfter Tana, I had a few days to wrap things up in Yushu before heading to Chengdu and then Nepal. A day after arriving in Nepal I discoverImageJuly 12Public 0 0A goofy picture while I organized my notesOne of the most boring parts of getting back from a trip is organizing all my notes and photos. I can’t wait to share them with you all, butAudioJuly 6Public 4 1Blog: The Great Gesar Smoke Offering at TanaJune 28th, I woke up at 6:30, sure that I wouldn’t be late for prayers this morning. I had breakfast once again with Yeshi Nyima’s family.AudioJuly 6Public 4 2
Draft-The Suicide Sutra, the drum, and the Missionaries: Why Secrecy matters in Buddhism2 Draft-The Suicide Sutra, the drum, and the Missionaries: Why Secrecy matters in Buddhism Locked Draft-The Suicide Sutra, the drum, and the Missionaries: Why Secrecy matters in Buddhism July 1 1 June 26th Phurdor had to pick me up a bit later than we’d hoped but that was okay. I slept the entire way to Nangchen. In Nangchen we charged up the car (it’s a purely electric vehicle) and started heading to Tana. The way to tana is a route of increasingly poor roads and difficult directions. By the time we got close, the sun was already setting. The map pin for Tana is not Tana monastery, its “vaguely Tana area”. After several false starts and with the help of some nomads, we made it to Tana at arArticleJuly 1$5 tier & up 0 0
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