Strange Buddhist monks found

Strange Buddhist monks discovered in the Himalayas — and they've been living since the last Ice Age

Tummo yoga practice

(Ambrose Discovery and 5 more) Nov. 5, 2026: High in the Himalayas, a Buddhist monk near Mt. Everest drinks melted ice and sits for hours in the snow, and he is only the start.

This video follows some of the strangest monks on record, from the nomad boy recognized as the 17th Karmapa to a 1,000-year-old master found inside a Buddha statue, a Mongolian monk still sitting in the lotus position, and the naturally mummified monk of Gue in the Spiti Valley.

See what scientists actually measured about tummo inner heat practice and how a jawbone picked up by a monk in a Tibetan cave connects these mountains to people who lived there through the last Ice Age.

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