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Datawa Magazine explores the current situation in Tibet. The magazine is published four to eight times each year, depending on available funding.

Datawa is an international publication. An array of journalists, authors, and publishers submit works from Asian countries and regions such as Tibet, Bhutan, India, and Japan, as well as Western countries like the United States, Canada, Great Britain, Spain, Belgium, Finland, Italy, France, and Germany. Please contact us if you are interested in contributing to the magazine.

The magazine contains a wide range of articles, news, special interest reports, and pictures pertaining to ancient Tibetan history and culture, the arts, literature, women’s and children’s issues, education, science, health (particularly local diseases and HIV/AIDS protection), global issues, religion, and life. There are generally 30 articles/features in each issue.
 

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The U.S. office currently has a limited number of back issues of Datawa Magazine.
Each copy of Datawa costs five dollars, plus shipping via USPS.
Issues currently available at the U.S. office:

Issues:

2005.1
2005.2
2005.3
2006.1
2006.2
2006.3

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The Ngak Mang Book Series and Journal

NMI is pleased to offer scholarly access to its wide range of publications belonging to the Ngak Mang Series. We have posted the cover and table of contents (when applicable) of each volume below in PDF form. Please feel free to download any of these files for your personal reference. Interested parties may also arrange to purchase any of these publications by e-mailing Julia Famularo.

Ku Nye: Traditional Tibetan Massage DVD
by Dr. Nida Chenagtsang

Traditional Tibetan Medicine is a natural and holistic medical science. In Traditional Tibetan Medicine, health is described as being a balance between the three humours or three energetic principles of the body.

Ku Nye massage is one of the numerous specific external therapies used to restore the balance in each of the three humours. It is the best therapy for lung or 'Wind' humour imbalances, therefore it takes an important position in the external therapies as lung humour should be pacified before and after a specific treatment.

Some of the benefits of Ku Nye massage: increased vitality, elimination of toxins stored in the body, alleviation of various types of pain, and the calming of nervous disorders including insomnia, depression, and anxiety. This film reveals the Ku Nye massage techniques but it does not replace training with a qualified practitioner if you intend to practice this massage. If you are interested in purchasing this DVD, click the below button.