Category Archives: Born Woman

Tibetan Women’s Issues

Random on Women

I am so inspired by Raka Ray that my mind is in an overdrive after what seems like an entire age of lost creativity. For the life of me I couldn’t write a single sentence though constant reading ensured that … Continue reading

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Qu’ils mangent de la brioche (Let them eat cake!)

I realize I am not there yet, ‘there’ being the place where I can write an analytical piece on Feminism. I looked at the previous post and marveled at my own arrogance, to think I was all set to write. … Continue reading

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Happy Tibetan New Year!

Just a short and sweet Tibetan New Year greeting for fellow bloggers and visitors! Have a wonderful  year of the Hare! Will have a post on Losar soon. Happy partying and indulge in chura, mar dhang tsak-sha. I know the … Continue reading

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The Great Tibetan Novel and Shock Therapy!

In the last couple of months I have had the privilege of knowing a Tibetan woman blogger whose love and appreciation for Tibetan language and poetry sometimes makes me feel like a second-class citizen. She has published a book in … Continue reading

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Murphy’s Law

This time of winter the snow isn’t steady on the ground and the trees are all bent out of shape, but I smile when I go to work every morning. I hum on the train and ignore the dull stares … Continue reading

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