Ebook {Epub PDF} Sorrow Mountain: The Journey of a Tibetan Warrior Nun by Ani Pachen

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Tibetan Warrior Nun. 1. Her mother had a difficult life, which I try to get at by showing her aunt (in monk robes) massaging her shoulders. She was constantly looking after things around the house, fetching water (that’s a water jug next to her), and the like. She was not even the only wife — when she was unable to bear more children, Pachen’s father took another wife, Kunsang. Born in as the only child of a Tibetan village chieftain in the eastern province of Kham, Pachen refused an arranged marriage in hope of leading a monastic life. As Chinese troops hardened their grip on Tibet in , she assumed her father's role upon his death, helping to lead the Tibetan resistance until her capture by the Chinese in This book tells the remarkable story of Ani Panchen, a Tibetan nun, who led the resistance to the ruthless Red Chinese occupation of Tibet, after her father's death in For 21 years she was imprisoned in hellish Chinese prison camps, only surviving because of her strong will and faith.