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Are the Dalai Lama’s mixing of religion and politics destroying the pure teachings of Tibetan Buddhism? Spiritual teachers from these four traditions of Tibetan Buddhism have been imprisoned, assassinated, placed under house arrest…
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Odette
July 2, 2012
As I knew HH Dalai Lama is so compassionate to all the beings wherever he went, however I felt very sad when reading this “open letter” which they were so many “unbuddhist”incidents due to his ban on Dorje Shugden’s practice. Buddha taught us be tolerant, compassionate, care and love to ALL the sentient beings every time every where regardless their form, colour, language, culture and belief. How could some Buddhists behave so unethically destroying holy statues, stepping on mantra and other holy items??? Perhaps… perhaps these group of nuns were not act on behalf of HH Dalai Lama. I really hope so.
Does any of the Dorje Shugden’s practitioners destroyed Avalokiteshvara’s status after the ban being announced? Obviously no, so proudly to say all the DS’s practitioners are peaceful and real Buddhists.
Please stop discriminating anyone from now on!!!
benny
July 2, 2012
What we have here is obviously a brand of religious fanaticism carried out but zealots who believe that they are carrying out their guru’s instructions. If this is not blind faith i dunno what is. It is truly disturbing to see this sangha members behaving in such barbaric manner.
I sincerely hope that the Dalai Lama would at least stop such disgraceful acts, at least in the interim prior to totally lifting this ban.