Then meditate and integrate what you’ve understood within you. I don’t say become a Buddhist, but learn from Buddhism. This involves learning to tackle disturbing emotions like attachment and anger. While responding to a student who asked about resisting temptations of day-to-day life, he said, “The solution to not having a disciplined mind is to observe emotional hygiene as described in ancient Indian tradition. Learning to tackle our disturbing emotions, we need to reduce anger and attachment and cultivate love and compassion,” he added.
We are social animals dependent on each other. “We are all the same in wanting happiness and not wanting suffering.
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If we’re full of anger and other negative emotions, not only will we have no peace of mind, but there will also be no peace in the world.” The Tibetan leader who conducted the sessions online said, “If you practise love and compassion, harmful actions come to an end. It says Tibetans have religious freedom.DHARAMSHALA, June 3: Tibetan spiritual leader and foremost Buddhist figure His Holiness the Dalai Lama on Wednesday concluded a two-day teaching on Jé Tsongkhapa’s ‘Destiny Fulfilled’ to young Tibetans where he reiterated his message of compassion and warm heartedness. They says that Beijing does not allow them to practise their religion freely.īeijing says it is raising standards of living in the region with its investment, and so providing Tibetans with better lives. Tibetans say that Chinese rule and the large-scale migration of Han Chinese are eroding their culture and traditions. In March 2008, the largest anti-China protests in two decades erupted in Tibet and spread to ethnic Tibetan areas of surrounding provinces.
The Tibetan government-in-exile rejects the suggestion it is instigating events. "Not condemning self-immolations but playing them up and inciting others to follow examples is challenging the common conscience and moral bottom line of human kind," Chinese Foreign ministry spokesman Hong Lei said last week. State-run Xinhua news agency reported that the latest case was "masterminded and instigated by the Dalai Lama clique". repeatedly urged the Chinese government to address its counter-productive policies in Tibetan areas that have created tensions," State Department spokesman Victoria Nuland said on Friday.Ĭhina has blamed the Dalai Lama for the self-immolations. The US has also expressed concern in recent days. "So that's why you see these sad incidents have happened due to (this) desperate sort of situation." "(In the) last 10, 15 years, there were some kind of hard-liner Chinese officials," the Dalai Lama said. The Tibetan government-in-exile says six of those involved have died. Dalai Lama now advocates a "middle way" with Beijing, seeking autonomy but not independence.
"But actually, including many Chinese from mainland China who visit Tibet, they all have the impression things are terrible." "Chinese communist propaganda create (a) very rosy picture," the Dalai Lama told journalists in Tokyo. The most recent was a nun in Dawu county, who died after setting herself on fire last week. The Tibetan spiritual leader, speaking in Japan, said hard-line officials had created a "desperate" situation.Įleven young Tibetans have set themselves on fire this year in apparent protest against Chinese rule. The Dalai Lama has blamed Beijing's "cultural genocide" for a wave of self-immolations among monks and nuns in ethnic Tibetan parts of Sichuan. Continue reading the main story Related Stories
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