Losar is an important and ancient New Year festival unique to the people of Tibet. The day is observed starting from the first day of the Tibetan lunisolar calendar, around the month of February and March every year. This work briefly examines the festival in relation to its social and cultural origins, and the religious beliefs surrounding Tibetan Buddhism, the Tibetan calendar, and the defining traditions, customs, and ethnic practices of Tibetan culture.

Losar--The Tibetan New Year, Kiran Atma, Independently published, Paperback, 40 pp, $11.99

was born a Hindu and has been a practicing Pagan and Witch since hitting puberty. Kiran continues to research, study, and analyze the history and contemporary practices associated with his faith and craft as seen worldwide while sharing the same with the wider community.

Kiran's body of work hopes to help you broaden your awareness and deepen your understanding of these rich areas of knowledge, spirituality, and cultural diversity that he has found so fascinating.

CONTENTS: Losar--The Tibetan New Year
1	Introduction	1
2	Origins	3
3	Customs	14
4	Festive Dishes	29