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Monthly Archives: September, 2003

Tibetan Buddhism Lures Chinese Kungfu

Lights, Camera, Tashi Delek. He is famous for his fast moves in those fight sequels in Hollywood and Chinese movies. Mel Gibson could not stop himslef from appreciating the pace of this short statured Asian star in the movie, Lethal Weapon IV.

Dalai Lama to visit Darjeeling in Dec

Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama will visit Darjeeling on a four-day trip in December, spokesperson of Dharma Chakra Committee (DCC) Pasang Tshering said.

Nepal keeps a wary eye on Tibet

As much as Nepal might desire, and benefit from, an independent, sovereign Tibet across its borders, as is widely advocated in much of the Western world, the chances of this happening remain poor.

More than 23,000 Signatures for the Freedom of Tibet

Today the Swiss Tibet Support Groups submitted a petition to the Swiss Parliament and Government which was signed by more than 23'000 people from all parts of the country.

Dalai Lama Delights Crowd

His Holiness the Dalai Lama enlightened a packed Memorial Church crowd yesterday with jokes, childhood anecdotes, Buddhist lessons and an exhortation to develop moral character while at Harvard.

Kashag Attends House But Sticks to its Decision

Two days after the walkout by the Kalon Tripa and his Kashag, the Assembly today began with a clarification from Deputy Sonam Topgyal. Deputy Sonam Topgyal told the house that he is withdrawing his words since he was requested

Dalai Lama: We’re the same, you and me: Tibetan monk speaks in Boston

Whether rich or poor, a scholar or a beggar, everyone desires the same thing -- a happy life, said the Dalai Lama, speaking to a sold-out FleetCenter crowd last night.

Brandeis donating Tibetan works of art

Roy Dawes, left, and Ben Thompson of the Rose Art Museum prepare a shipment of Tibetan artwoork. (Contributed photo)

Buddhist temple opens in town

Pairs of shoes lined the entryway to the Chamtse Ling temple Sunday as Buddhist worshippers gathered for the first teaching in the shrine room celebrating the public opening of the center.

Greetings from Darjeeling

China occupied Tibet and East Turkestan by force with no right as soon as the communists had taken over the leadership in Beijing in 1949. As a result of this enforced occupation, Tibet not only lost one fifth (more than 1,200,000) of all Tibetans by violence

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