To make you aware of a new, successful Tibetan political group, I would like to introduce briefly the Tibetan National Congress (TNC) and a very successful move they made. The TNC describes themselves on Facebook: […]
Category: Dialogue
The Virtues of Humility – by Matthieu Ricard
Part 1 Humility is sometimes scorned, regarded as a weakness. The writer Ayn Rand proclaims, “Discard the protective rags of that vice which you called a virtue: humility.”* Pride, however, the narcissistic exaggeration of the […]
Trijang Rinpoche’s view on Shugden / Dolgyal: A trouble maker and killing spirit +++ The protesters never asked for a dialogue
Trijang Rinpoche’s view on Dorje Shugden / Dolgyal and why Shugden harms sentient beings The Shugden protesters from the New Kadampa Tradition (NKT) and their ICS spokes persons (usually a NKT teacher or a NKT […]
Kelsang Rabten Calls for Dialogue at the SOAS Conference: Is Dialogue Possible?
GUEST POST by Joanne Clark At the SOAS conference, Rabten began his talk by stating: “I’d like to make quite clear that we’re not here to argue. We very much want to move towards a […]
Full video: Panel Discussion at SOAS: “The Shugden Controversy & the 14th Dalai Lama”
Description by London Ney (Tibetans in London): Panel Discussion: “The Shugden Controversy & the 14th Dalai Lama” Organised by Dr Nathan W. Hill of the School of Oriental and African Studies with LondonNey Friday, 15th […]
Panel Discussion at SOAS: The Shugden Controversy and the 14th Dalai Lama
Here is a copy of an announcement of a conference at SOAS at the 15th August 2014 in London. The Shugden Controversy and the 14th Dalai Lama Date: 15 August 2014Time: 6:00 PM Finishes: 15 […]
Tibetan Buddhism – Struggling With Diffi·Cult Issues 