A young man uses magical powers to seduce a woman in the high-altitude valleys of the Western Himalayas, where Tantric Buddhism shapes daily life.
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A young man uses magical powers to seduce a woman in the high-altitude valleys of the Western Himalayas, where Tantric Buddhism shapes daily life.
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Synopsis
In the high valleys of Ladakh, a Geshe, or metaphysical professor, is said to possess the ability to fly. This belief reflects the deep connection the Laddakhis have with Tantric Buddhism and the psychic energies of their environment. Amidst stunning mountain vistas, a young man uses magical powers to win the affection of a woman, despite the moral prohibitions against such practices in Buddhism. The film captures a life intertwined with ancient beliefs and the natural world.
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Why Watch
- Meet the mystical Geshe of Ladakh
- Find out about Tantric Buddhism practices
- See breathtaking landscapes of the Himalayas
Did You Know
- The film was released in 1986 and has a duration of 90 minutes.
- The Laddakhis believe in Tantric Buddhism, connecting with psychic energies.
- The Geshe, a metaphysical professor, is said to have the ability to fly.
- Using magic is considered immoral in Buddhist beliefs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the belief system of the Laddakhis?
The Laddakhis believe in Tantric Buddhism, which connects them to the psychic energies of gods and demons.
What can the Geshe do according to local belief?
Locals believe that the Geshe, a metaphysical professor, has the ability to fly if he wants to.
What moral view do Buddhists hold regarding the use of magic?
Using magic is considered immoral for Buddhists, despite instances of individuals using it for personal desires.
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