Sentence examples for of a Lama from inspiring English sources

Bilegjargal's "Tears of a Lama".

On one wall was a portrait of a lama in red robes.

Usually the reincarnation of a lama is found when still a child.

But while the great Tibetan leader Penor Rinpoche recognised the special qualities of a lama within Seagal, the Hollywood establishment found it difficult to accept the new-found godlike status of one of its most lowly micro-stars.

Among the selection are a few quite beautiful paintings, including "Footprint Thangka of a Lama" (late 12th century), showing a dancing deity, an unidentified lama and two giant footprints.

On an 11th-century portrait of a lama's attendant, someone wrote that the image survived a fire while hanging in an "eastern residence room" at the Reting Monastery near Lhasa.

"Betrayers of the motherland and the scum of the nation are not welcome at the temple and the Dalai Lama is one of them," a lama at the Zhaxi Lhunbo lamasery, one of six major temples of the Dalai's own sect, is quoted as saying in a typical article suggesting that Tibetans have rejected the Dalai's leadership.

Tenzin is the name that His Holiness gives when followers of Tibetan Buddhism resort to the convention of approaching a lama for providing a name to their child.

The selection of a Dalai Lama and a Panchen Lama has traditionally followed a strict process.

She has the hauteur of a Himalayan lama.

3 In 1956, Doctor Tuesday Lobsang Rampa wrote the book The Third Eye, an autobiographical account of a Tibetan lama.