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		<title>Mongolia – Gandan Monastery – The large Chenresig statue was sponsored and built by Sogpu Rinpoche Guru Deva</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Most Buddhist Monasteries in Mongolia were destroyed during the communist regime, which lasted until 1990. One of the only to survive was Gandan Monastery, being used as a showcase for visitors. It&#8217;s official name is Gandantegchinleng Khiid. This name signifies something like Great Place of Complete Joy or Great Way to the Cosmos. Literally it...]]></description>
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<p>Most Buddhist Monasteries in Mongolia were destroyed during the communist regime, which lasted until 1990. One of the only to survive was Gandan Monastery, being used as a showcase for visitors.</p>
<p>It&#8217;s official name is Gandantegchinleng Khiid. This name signifies something like Great Place of Complete Joy or Great Way to the Cosmos. Literally it can be translated as:</p>
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<li>Gan = rejoyce</li>
<li>Dan = perfect</li>
<li>Teg = vehicle &gt; Tegchin = Mahayna (Greater Vehicle)</li>
<li>Leng = island</li>
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<p>Which would result in Mahayana Island of Perfect Rejoice, with Island being a generally used metaphor for monastery.&nbsp;Gandan is the largest and most important monastery of Mongolia, with over 400 monks.</p>
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