Why are rangzen people allowed to live in Tibetan communities?

We are support to Dalai Lama until umaylam . Dalai Lama are sell our future to Chinese dog . Khampa Sengge has forgot his home from to support to umaylam . Bhoe rangzen

Every time Lobsang Sangay hoists the Snow Lion flag which has been adopted as a symbol of the Tibetan independence movement or rangzen, he is messaging to all Tibetans, in no uncertain terms, that he is against His Holiness Dalai Lama’s Middle Way approach or umaylam. No doubt about that. Hence Ringzin Tsomo is right by questioning the double standards of the CTA and Lobsang Sangay when it comes to following the words of His Holiness, whatever it may be.

The CTA is just playing games with the Tibetans minds, dividing instead of uniting them, all in the name of staying in power. This way, they have never and will never achieved anything. Perhaps His Holiness understands this well and is using whatever goodwill His Holiness has left remaining with China to repair the relationship.

Read this article to see how Lobsang Sangay and Dhardon Sharling twists and turns:

“Earlier, thewire.in reported Jul 9 that amid the ongoing stand-off in Doklam, the image of the head of the Tibetan ‘government in exile’ paying respects to the Tibetan flag on Indian territory could be seen as ‘political activity’, something Delhi has discouraged in the past.

It also said Mr Sonam Norbu Dagpo, spokesperson of the CTA had earlier twice confirmed to it that this was the first time the independent Tibet flag had been unfurled by Sangay at that important location. He was further cited as saying the hoisting of the national flag had “political and personal significance” for Sangay.”

“Referring to a picture that accompanied an earlier Tibet.net news report, Sharling has said: “The Tibetan national flag seen in the pictures was not hoisted by President Dr Sangay. It belongs to a Tibetan settled in Pangong lake and according to him, the flag is up there since Dec 10, 1989. President Dr Sangay happened to walk past the house and upon seeing the flag, paid respect.”

http://www.tibetanreview.net/exile-tibetan-leader-denies-hoisting-flag-near-pangong-tso-border-in-ladakh/

Anti-Dalai Lama morons disrupting an international football match between China and Germany in Germany.

What do they hope to achieve with this stunt?

It is like unfurling a FREE KASHMIR flag at a test match between India and Pakistan.

Truth to be told – the CTA is a hypocrite, manipulative and sneaker group of people, especially the Sikyong. He can do anything and not bound by any rules and regulations he laid out for others, such as Dorje Shugden people. He banned Dorje Shugden people from attending His Holiness the Dalai Lama’s talks because they choose to be devoted to their root guru and honour their integrity. Obviously, the Sikyong has none of these good qualities, so when he goes against His Holiness’ Middle Way, he didn’t ban himself from seeing His Holiness. He is just a cunning opportunist who take full advantage of his power and position for the money he can garner from the international aid. He needed that to sustain his friendship with Dhardon Sharling too!

Dorje Shugden versus Rangzen – which is more potently dangerous? It is apparent CTA practise double standards in their administration and choose to ignore one over the other. More often than not, CTA hook wink their folks to achieve their objective. My heart goes to the Tibetans in exile. I hope they can see the shortcomings of CTA and decide on their next course of action for their future. 😱

So why is the CTA okay with the Rangzen people going again the Dalai Lama? Why is Dr. Lobsang Sangay not saying anything and in fact he goes around provoking the Tibet vs China issues and creating more friction for His Holiness! How come? Why is the Sikyong NOT support His Holiness’s view? The mouth says he does but the action all come out the opposite.

It makes me question whether he is really for the Dalai Lama and for Tibet or maybe he is the Chinese spy no one suspected who keeps on sabotaging everything His Holiness does? Something to think about. Our enemies can be closer than we think!

It is such a farce what Sangay speaks there! Instead of supporting the Dalai Lama, he colludes with Rangzen people who have for sure failed!

What is going on in this CTA?
When does the CTA finally wake up and does something FOR the Tibetans and not against!

Sangay has done NOTHING for Umaylam and now he even dares to speak like that! Shame!

What a bunch of lousy…… Only create problems but want to show off as head of what…. well nothing as the country is lost long time ago because of such political failures!

Whether Tibetans want Rangzen or Umaylam does not really influence China. In my opinion, the ball is not in CTA’s court to choose whether they would want full independence or not. In reality, the only way they can hope for is China granting an autonomy but then again China won’t give full autonomy and might not even want to ‘do business’. Why should they be bothered if CTA wants full independence or not. In reality, the exiled govt is a failure and won’t have anything to fight for. They won’t be able to prevent Tibetans who want to return to Tibet or subsequently just take up Indian citizenship👿.

Hypocrites! That’s what the CTA is. Next 50 years? Forget it. The last 50 years passed and nothing happened. What a pity to see many of the Tibetans still in the dark. Their no good CTA does nothing but divide their people spiritually and politically. Since they can’t control the whole bunch why not control a smaller one.When it comes to Dorje Shugden most people are DL supporters. When it comes to umaylam or rangzen the people suddenly turn their heads going against DL. Led by an incompetent ‘govt’ and this is what you get. They just set their own rules as they go along never thinking of the consequences. Nothing is achieved. 50 years gone just like that. Let’s be real rangzen will never happen. With umaylam still a small chance.

Rangzen people seems dangerous to CTA but HHDL and CTA dare not go against them because CTA doesn’t want to look bad of being not democratic at all. Secondly, CTA cannot afford to segregate Rangzen people as there will be not many left to be in Tibetan exile.
CTA always reacted double standard any how. At the end of the day, the decision will come from China, not from HHDL nor Rangzen people. But the show may continue because China still wanted to look good and hoping to change their reputation to the world for a better.

Life of Tibetan in China is getting better now. People are allowed to own their land. Tourism is booming in Tibet and villages can make money out of that. Most of the young generation are educated, study in university and succeed in their career. When the country is stable, why do anyone want to fight again?

Lobsang Sangay and the CTA are traitors to Dalai Lama and Tibetan people. They must be voted out of office. CTA enforce whatever laws over Tibetans as long as there is money to be made for themselves. For example, their push for rangzen is so they can continue asking money from sympathisers. The sympathisers should ask CTA, “What happened to the money we gave over the decades? Why is there no progress?”

To the sponsors: Stop sympathising with and stop giving money to the CTA.

To Tibetans: Vote out Lobsang Sangay and his current ministers in the CTA

The Tibetans got 2 choices. One us umaylam and the other is rangzen. I know some of them may be loyal and truthful to their country, so they choose rangzen. But to be honest, it is better to choose umaylam because by looking the current situation, rangzen will not happen. Choosing umaylam means middle way approach and it is a win win situation. Tibetans get to go back to Tibet but Tibet will be under China. I guess they have no choice but to follow through. Why is rangzen people allowed to stay in the Tibetan communities is because of the double standard of the CTA. Forever setting rules and regulations for their own benefit and comfort.

Deep down for tibetan heart is still want rangzen for tibet. Regarding what Holiness has propose it does to bring any different either to umaylam or rangze. China won’t not be accept because many year of accusing and put the brame of China to cover by failure of CTA reconnecting with China again. What CTA care is how to get money and get sympethy from the international . It ready don’t care want their tibetan refugee suffer. This is the karma of many century of curruption in the tibetan gornvement.

Rangzen may be the best for Tibetan. However looking at the current situation that China is more and more powerful and i don’t think they event want to entertain the umaylan. To unite the tibetan especially in this critical times, it should not have 2 groups i.e. rangzen or umalyan. To be strong, all tibetan should focus at one way or find the 3rd solution. It is enough to suffer for more than 60 years, all tibetan should unite as one and find way to have betterment for the entire community.

No more issue to segregate the tibetan such like using religion attack the Dorje Shugden practitioners which so far they bring no harm to the tibetan but this has affected the unity of Tibetan. Unity and harmony should be first when you need to do something big.

It’s just politics. Why should they be concerned in karma? Doubt if they even believe in it. And, there’s a saying “there’s no honor among thieves”. They’ll take the side most convenient and expedient to further their samsaric wants and needs.

China has been liberal towards Buddhist practitioners including those who are practicing Shugden deity. In fact, there are 250 million Buddhists in China currently, almost three times more than communist party members. On the contrary, the Tibetan leadership in exile continues to discriminate against Shugden practitioners and politicizes the Shugden controversy to their benefit instead of promoting harmony among Buddhist practitioners. How ironic that the Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) continuously criticizes China for their human rights issue, and yet the CTA fails to respect even the most basic human rights of other people, freedom of religion.

Three times as many Buddhists as Communists in China: Dalai Lama’s Tibet wish may require rapprochement with former adversaries
01/16/2018 07:27 am ET
By: Martin Desai, Contributor
Journalist and financial investigator
Whilst China technically remains a communist country, it has over the last two or three decades relaxed draconian Mao-era rules, for example by opening the door to private sector capitalism and by allowing individuals to practice a religion of their choice, so long as it is not to be perceived as a potential threat to the stability of the state or of the Communist Party.
There are now almost three times as many Buddhists in China as there are Party members. An official communiqué released in July this year estimated the membership of the Communist Party of China at just under 90 million. Meanwhile, the State Bureau of Religious Affairs estimates there are some 250 million Buddhists in China, more or less evenly split between Tibetan Buddhism and Han Buddhism, and 200,000 registered Buddhist monks.
Chinese authorities monitor religious adherence closely, and are extremely sensitive to any challenge, real or imagined, that certain religions may represent. While the Chinese regime’s approach to Buddhism has been liberal – for example, no bans have been issued and open religious expression is permitted – it clearly takes the religion’s influence seriously, given its importance in Chinese society.
Above all the regime fears religious divisions or unrest, as evidenced by the swift outlawing of the Falun Gong movement and imprisonment of its leaders after a series of demonstrations by Falun Gong members prompted fears that the group’s swelling support could one day rival the Party. The regime is also acutely sensitive to the possibility of what it sees as external interference – especially on the delicate subject of Tibet and Tibetan Buddhism.
A particularly divisive issue for the Buddhist community, both within Tibet and abroad is the devotion to the Dorje Shugden deity, a 400-year old practice that began in the 17th century and has become a major practice in Tibetan Buddhism. Critics of Shugden devotion say worship of the deity promotes divisions among the four main schools of Tibetan Buddhism, all of which share the same fundamental philosophy, and whose differences lie in their interpretation of the extensive collection of Buddhist scriptures and the emphasis they place on various aspects of Buddhist philosophy.
At the origin of the controversy lie a number of ambiguous declarations from the current (14th) Dalai Lama. On the one hand, he has appealed for non-sectarian cooperation among all branches of Tibet’s religions. However, he has also effectively excluded Shugden practitioners from such cooperation despite once regarding Dorje Shugden as an enlightened being and authoring one of the most popular liturgies to this deity. Some Shugden devotees have claimed that these ambiguous declarations amount to a de facto ban on their practice and this exclusion is tantamount to being exiled in their own communities. The Shugden de facto exclusion has already existed for two decades since it was initiated by the current Dalai Lama and has slowly stirred disunity in Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR) of China and among the exiled Tibetan communities.
In 2014 the Washington-based International Campaign for Tibet, which is chaired by the actor Richard Gere, said it had obtained a ‘directive’ from the Communist Party Committee of the Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR) in China in February 2014 whose title translates as, “Some opinions on dealing correctly with the ‘Gyalchen Shugden’ issue”[1].
The International Campaign for Tibet’s evaluation of the directive accuses China of seeking to gain a political advantage from the controversy. Entitled “China’s new directive on (the) controversial Shugden spirit in Tibet in (a) further bid to discredit Dalai Lama”[2], even the title of the critique dispels any expectation of objectivity.
While the Chinese position is that the authorities are aiming to guarantee the right of all Tibetans to choose who and how they worship, the directive issued by the Communist Party Committee of TAR is couched in rather divisive language. It calls the Shugden controversy “an important front in our struggle with the Dalai clique” and “a deceitful ploy by the 14th Dalai’s clique to split the country…”
The Chinese directive was made in response to the de facto religious ban implemented by the Dalai Lama and Tibetan Government in Exile, and to their suspected destabilizing activities inside the TAR. The directive proposes educational and law enforcement measures to be implemented inside the TAR to mitigate the risk of division and unrest that the controversy may cause. Tashi Tadchen, a representative of the European Dorje Shugden Society which was set up to create awareness of the supposed ban, says that following the exiled Tibetan leadership’s edict against the Shugden practice, there have been frequent clashes which at times have led to loss of lives between those who feel obliged to follow the Dalai Lama’s decree and adherents of the Shugden practice.
The directive mirrors Chinese fear of discord within Tibetan Buddhism and Buddhism in general. What it does not do, despite the International Campaign for Tibet’s claims, is take a specific position on Shugden devotion outside the TAR. In spite of the content of the directive, the Exiled Tibetan Government and related NGOs around the World have repeatedly used it as evidence to attest that Shugden practitioners are “spies of the Chinese Communist Party.”
A late 2015 report from the news agency Reuters looking into the Shugden controversy relied heavily on the Communist Party Committee of TAR directive, and especially the International Campaign for Tibet’s interpretation of it, as solid evidence that China is financing various Shugden groups in the West, in particular, The International Shugden Community (ISC) which has seen strong support from individual members of the New Kadampa Tradition (NKT) and Tibetans living in the West. The NKT has meditation centres around the world and has been vocal in its public opposition to the Dalai Lama’s position.
Even so, no concrete evidence has ever been supplied. However, whilst the intended objective is unclear, the Dalai Lama’s Shugden exclusion has created unrest amongst Tibetans inside the TAR. This is precisely what China fears. China sustains a “One China” policy to maintain stability and prosperity of the state. Any divisive conflict in the TAR such as the Shugden split, does not augur well for it’s objectives. This is not an objective the exile Tibetan Government necessarily shares and its ability to influence affairs in the TAR is one of it key bargaining chips.
What we have, in effect, is both sides calling for unity while at the same time continuing to bicker. The Communist Party of TAR has certainly sought to politicise the rift, as the Dalai Lama and his supporters also appear to have done. The Dalai Lama’s comments have served to alienate Shugden devotees from other Tibetan Buddhists, and are somewhat jarring when considered alongside his calls for unity in the Tibetan diaspora. Shugden adherents have insisted that if indeed the exiled Tibetan leadership believes that the Communist Party of China is leveraging this issue, then a simple pronouncement by the Dalai Lama declaring an end to the de facto ban would have the effect of rendering it harmless.
Could the time now be ripe to call for closure of hostilities? The Dalai Lama has recently expressed a desire to return to his Tibetan homeland, a wish that would have no chance of fulfilment without a significant thawing of China’s attitude towards Tibet’s spiritual leader.
Harmony among Tibetan Buddhists is in the interests of both sides. Moreover, having said in November 2017 that “Tibetans want to stay with China” and that he would return to Tibet at once if China agrees, the Dalai Lama has flagged a willingness to try and overcome the longstanding political impasse. In addition, a high ranking emissary of the Dalai Lama, Prof. Samdhong Rinpoche – former Prime Minister of the Tibetan exile Government – was nominated in the autumn as the Dalai Lama’s envoy for talks with the Chinese authorities and is believed to have held secret meetings with senior Communist party leaders.
Given that one of His Holiness’ early reasons for his criticism of Shugden worship – that it “harms the life of the Dalai Lama” – no longer seems justified given his longevity and continuing fair health, a rapprochement with Shugden acolytes may be a good starting point if his desired return to Tibet is to be anything more than a pipe dream.
[1] http://www.savetibet.org/the-official-line-on-shugden-translation/
[2] http://www.savetibet.org/chinas-new-directive-on-controversial-shugden-spirit-in-tibet-in-bid-to-further-discredit-dalai-lama/
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/three-times-as-many-buddhists-as-communists-in-china_us_5a5dedb8e4b003efadb6b0d1

This is basically posing questions on the grounds of equal rights of all Tibetans , which is supposed to be enshrined in the constitution of the Tibetans in Exile. If Rangzen people are opposing the Dalai Lama for his umaylam or middle way instruction for Tibet in China, then why hasn’t any action been taken against them?

Even the Dalai Lama has said that those who do not support his umaylam instruction do not give him a reason to live up to 113. Furthermore, we see that even Lobsang Sangay has said that Umaylam has failed. With this form of insidious opposition of a fundamental issue which affects the future of all TIbetans, and which Samdhong Rinpoche has said is even more dangerous than the issue of Shugden practitioners, why then are all the Rangzen supporters allowed to move around freely and even allowed to attend the Dalai Lama’s talks and initiations. Aren’t they a threat to the safety of the Dalai Lama?

Dorje Shugden practitioners have been victims of unfounded blame for more than half a decade, with news reports initiated by the Tibetan leadership, alerting the public that Shugden fundamentalist groups posed huge security threat to His Holiness the Dalai Lama as they were covertly backed up by China. The reality is that terrorists are out to harm His Holiness, with two bombs found amid His Holiness’ tight security, thanks to the intensive combing operation by Indian police. The Central Tibetan Administration should stop spreading lies that Shugden practitioners or more absurdly, Shugden practice imperil the life of the Dalai Lama, and pay more attention to real threats such as this.

One Suspect of Bodhgaya Blast Appear to Be Nepali Origin, JMB the Terror Group

January 29, 2018 | By TJ editor
Five suspects in the Bodhgaya blast have been picked out from the video footage in the CCTV cameras installed around the Mahabodhi temple and the police believes one of them to be of Nepali origin. Jamaat-ul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) terror group is being suspected as the primary outfit behind the Bodh Gaya incident and less likely for the Students Islamic Movement of India or Indian Mujahideen’s hand.
Gaya police is seeking the assistance of investigating agencies across the country to find out the identity details of five suspects they have found from the CCTV video footage. While the pictures of the five suspects are being circulated among the agencies by Gaya police, an officer informed that one of the suspects appears to be of Nepali origin.
“The officer, who requested anonymity, said that one of the five suspects appeared to be of Nepali origin. Their movements have been traced with the help of CCTVs. One of the suspects abandoned a bag containing explosives near gate number four of the temple. Another bomb was planted near the Tibetan monastery.” said the report in the Telegraph.
According to the investigations, JMB could have activated a module in Bihar to carry out the attack, suggesting that the attack was controlled from West Bengal. There is a call made from Bihar to West Bengal after planting the three bombs in Bodh Gaya is what has led the investigators to believe that the JMB could be behind the incident.
“The officer said the evidence strongly indicates JMB’s involvement in the failed terror attack, which had aimed to kill Buddhist monks and foreigners present in Bodh Gaya to listen to the sermons of Buddhist spiritual leader the Dalai Lama. ” said the report in Times of India.
http://www.tibetanjournal.com/index.php/2018/01/29/suspects-bodhgaya-blast-appear-nepali-origin/

Great article. So true that the behavior of rangzen individuals has the potential to jeopardize the Dalai Lama’s plans with China which concerns the wellbeing and future of six million Tibetans; and Dorje Shugden people practice Dorje Shugden and do no harm to Dalai Lama and hurt no single Tibetan, why Dorje Shugden people being discriminated and segregated, and demonise and labelled as Chinese spies?

So double standard.

This is PART 2, the second part of my 4-part comment. It shows the next three pages (pg 30-32) of the Mas Alla magazine, which published this report about Dorje Shugden.

President Sangay launches attacks on Mila Rangzen
February 28, 2018
Like a true citizen of Tibet, I have been critical of powers that be including LS as the president of CTA on policy, conduct, nepotism, regionalism, transparency, and accountability and the price I am paying is his personal attacks on me using his stooges today. What triggered the attacks is this informative piece https://thetibetstar.com/2018/02/21/president-sangay-and-the-sexual-assault-on-ms-leslie-butterfield/ I wasn’t surprised because I was expecting it from a touchy vindictive man like him.
However, it’s encouraging to be noticed and I will continue to speak up for our people and for our cause stronger than ever. Rights and responsibilities are not properties that belong only to the President, ministers and the parliamentarians. It also belongs to us –the people. Anyone who implies otherwise is either a fool or a threat to democracy and freedom around the world.
The details of the attacks will be released in the next article.
Till then stay strong and be determined to pay any price and when necessary make them pay a heavy price too for treading on a king cobra taking care of rats that are destroying our crops.
This too shall pass!
https://thetibetstar.com/2018/02/28/president-sangay-launches-attacks-on-mila-rangzen/