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News India Live, Digital Desk: Tibetan Leader: Imagine, declare a great saint that they will live for 130 years! And then the same announcement should be turned into a political message that will bring earthquake between the two big powers of the world. Something similar has happened when the Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama has given a very important statement about his long life and above, the selection of his successor. This is not just a spiritual discussion, but a straight and tough challenge for China.
‘I can live for 130 years’: A spiritual message
Recently, in a ‘longevity ceremony’ at his residence in Dharamshala in Himachal Pradesh, Param Param Dalai Lama said an interesting thing about his age. He said that if they continue to follow all Buddhist principles with full devotion and continue to meditate, then they can live for 130 years. Currently 89-year-old Dalai Lama also said in a light-hearted manner that it is difficult to imagine such a long life, but it is possible with firm practice. This was a moment of happiness and inspiration for his followers.
Real Message: A direct challenge to China on succession
But the matter was not just long life. What the Dalai Lama said after this was a straight and tough message for China. He clearly stated that his successor Only Tibetan people will chooseThis statement has come at a time when China has been continuously claiming that it has the right to choose the next avatar of the Dalai Lama. China has already interfered in succession of other high Tibetan Lamas like Panchan Lama and has imposed candidates of its choice, which followers of Tibetan Buddhism do not accept.
Water on China’s claims: Tibetan people right
This statement of the Dalai Lama is like a watering on all the plans of China, in which he wants to establish his control over Tibetan Buddhism. The Dalai Lama strongly stated that they are committed to the preservation of Tibetan culture and identity, and their successor will be selected by the Tibetan people according to the Tibetan religious traditions. This not only emphasizes the right to self -determination of Tibetan people, but also shows their determination to save Buddhist culture and identity.
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