Tibetan refugees are on a continuous "search for existence" marked by a profound desire to return to their homeland, a struggle to find a true sense of belonging in exile, and a quest for personal freedom and a secure future, as highlighted in the book Tibetan Refugees: Search for Existence by Anand. This search involves the maintenance of their cultural identity in diaspora, the efforts of the Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) to preserve Tibetan life, and the complex realities of navigating life in a new country while holding onto the hope of returning to Tibet.