The Siddhivad Corpse Stories of Tibet by Alan Neill
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Overview: These Tibetan Ro Dung (corpse stories) have their roots in Indian Vetala (spirits inhabiting corpses) literature.
They entered Tibet hundreds of years ago and are now the most famous literature in Tibet.
This is a scholarly translation of twenty-six stories with an introduction story from a very old handwritten Tibetan book.
All the stories (except the introduction story) are told by a Siddhivad (spirit in a corpse) while being carried on the back of a prince. If the prince speaks even one word, the Siddhivad would get out of the bag and fly away, forcing the prince to capture the Siddhivad again.
There are 62 full page illustrations and 27 stories, the paperback book has 302 pages
Genre: Non-Fiction > Faith, Beliefs & Philosophy
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