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In this piece of flash (non)fiction poetry in the mode of Lydia Davis, I reflect on moments of what I call “relational affect,” during my early 1990s fieldwork in the famous Tibetan Buddhist monastery town of Labrang in southwest Amdo Tibet (SE Gansu province, China).