Drung, Deu and Bön offers rare opportunity to explote pre-Buddhist Tibetan culture, presented within the three categories commonly described as the foundation of the kingdom of Tibet - drung (narrations), deu (symbolic languages), and the Bön tradition. In this important work, Professor Namkhai Norbu begins by investigating the epic poems and legends of Tibet's secular culture. He then turns his attention to the mysteries of the ancient symbolic languages that conveyed wisdom inexpressible in conventional terms; and he concludes by elucidating the complexities of the pre-Buddhist Bon religion in the contest of its 12 'lores' or 'sciences' This fascinating book sheds new light on the ancient and authentic wisdom of Tibet, in the process revealing its influence upon the historical and cultural continuity of the Tibetan people
