Book of Tibetan Mysteries

"Book of Tibetan Mysteries" Su Nan, a doctoral student in folklore, came to Langtang County in the hinterland of Tibet to do field research. He thought he was just collecting information on folk beliefs, but he found that the ancient secrets of this land were far more unfathomable than the thesis topic. Based in Langtang, Sunan followed the Tibetan guide Lobsang and traveled all over Tibet - the underground chamber of Samye Monastery, the road of no return at Yamdrok Yumtso, the knocking sound under the ice of Namtso, the abandoned white pagoda in the Sakya Wasteland, and the centuries-old ghosts in Gyantse Castle. Everywhere they go, locals will tell stories that should not be known to outsiders: ancient corpses appearing out of thin air on the celestial burial platform, moving eyes in thangkas, reflections that do not belong to this world in the holy lake, and handwriting scratched by fingernails on the walls of the practice cave. Lama Tenzin, the old monk of Samden Monastery, seems to know everything, but he remains tight-lipped. The more Su Nan investigated in depth, the more he discovered that his connection with this land was not accidental - why did his mother leave Langtang when she was young? What is sealed underground in Sandan Temple? Where does the invisible line between the many holy places in Weizang lead? Fifty stories, five journeys, from night talk in Langtang to the Road to Bardo. When the seal was loosened, Sunan realized that he was not the one who came to investigate, but the one who had been waiting for thirty years. Genre: Horror, folklore, suspense, short story series Length: 50 articles × 3000-5000 words Background: Tibet Uizang area (Langtang/Samye/Yamdrok Yongtso/Namtso/Sakya/Gyantse/Gangba) Era: 1970s-Contemporary (frame narrative)