Talk:Beer in Tibet
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Any source on the claim that alcohol isn't permitted in Tibetan Buddhism?
editThe only thing I can find seems to be the Five Precepts for lay members, but the interpretation of the stance on alcohol has been up for debate and no authorities seem to have commented on it. The tone of the article seems to imply that monks are being corrupted by outside influence or hypocritical by drinking alcohol, which isn't a common view.
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