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1. 

   Sushilla Kapur

   January 19, 2015 at 11:20 am

   One man’s meat is another man’s poison !
   When HHDL goes on tour overseas to give teachings and initiations, thousand and thousands of people go to see him. Yet, there are those who simply do not even want him to be around them.

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2. 

   shugdenmasive

   January 19, 2015 at 7:56 pm

   But they cant deport him to Tibet , So confused !

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3. 

   kelly

   January 22, 2015 at 3:05 am

   In the political point of view really the Dalai Lama stay in India it really not bring much of the benefits to the country even come to a point it will also bring conflict to India government, the conflict between China and India. I guess why India accepted Dalai Lama because of the religion reason more than a political reason.

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4. 

   Eli Buchen

   January 25, 2015 at 11:57 am

   Deporting the Tibetans who are part of CTA would be a greater benefit for harmony and peace.

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5. 

   Rinchen

   February 14, 2015 at 12:53 pm

   Personally, I feel that whether it is to be deporting the Dalai Lama or someone else or not does not make a difference at all. Reason being that if it was just that easy to solve a problem by deporting people away, then it would not be really solving a problem.

   Instead, I feel that we should face this issue head strong. Hopefully one day they would CTA would not be able to cover their sins anymore. Showing the world the truth on what is going on then all of us would be able to our practice freely. Only when that day comes, we would truly have religious freedom.

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6. 

   Sonam la

   March 14, 2015 at 4:20 pm

   In this pure realm, surrounded by snow moutains,
   Is the source of complete happiness and benefit,.
   Avalokiteshvara, Tenzin Gyatso.
   May you stand firm until the end of existence.

   May you live thousands of years for Buddha Dharma and for all sentient beings ! May all your wishes come true for better world and peace on earth ! Remeber, 99 % Tibetan people are still following you and standing by you ! You are sunshine in this universe !! We love you till the end !

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7. 

   SabrinaS

   July 11, 2016 at 3:34 pm

   Well, finally some body who sees the Dalai Lama as a controversial figure that his is and the damage he brings for India in terms of relationship with China. Not only had the Dalai Lama created so much controversy with the Dorje Shugden ban that had brought on so many human/religious rights right issue, the ban definitely contradicts India;s benevolent nature of religious freedom for all practitioners, irregardless of what religion as long as they practise in peaceful manner. I would say for certainty that peace is the least of CTA’s political concern. They totally wish to ostracised the Shugden practitioners in any ways and hows that they can think off. Stopping short of murder? Not according to some of the reports that I have read. The constant threats are always there and the Shugden practitioners have to face verbal abuses, denial of their basic necessities, their livelihood, medical care and financial aid (which millions and millions of dollars had been donated by countries and individuals to alleviate their living standard of all Tibetan-In-Exile as refugees). The Dalai Lama, face of benign compaasion, always teaches on love, compassion and peace. So what had he offered to his own people who practises Dorje Shugden?

   So should the Dalai Lama be deported from India? I don’t think so but I think it’s high time that the Indian Government sits down with him to understand the way forward and most all to lift the Shugden ban which is illogical and downright wrong.

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8. 

   Sierra

   August 15, 2016 at 3:09 am

   This is a really interesting take the situation of the Tibetans in India.

   “All India Monks Association general secretary Bhadant Anand, in a memorandum to the president, alleged that the Dalai Lama, through his “questionable” acts and “pretensions”, had caused avoidable tension between India and China.”

   And, to add to all these allegations by Bhadant Anand, there is the added problem of the ban on the practice of Dorje Shugden and having the CTA claiming that China is backing these practitioners to harm the Dalai Lama, creating even more tension to the fray.

   “Anand said when Taliban were destroying massive stone images of the Buddha in Afghanistan’s Bamiyan region, neither the Dalai Lama nor the Karmapa had protested despite the fact that the international community had in one voice appealed to the militia not to damage the statues.”

   This is actually is what is really getting to me. The Dalai Lama recently meddled in the refugee problem in Europe, something that is out of his jurisdiction as a Buddhist monk. And, yet he did not even say a word on the destruction of Buddhist sites.

   http://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/europes-border-crisis/dalai-lama-thinks-europe-has-let-too-many-refugees-n583701

   As has been pointed put by many quarters, the Dalai Lama and CTA claimed that that they did not sanction a ban but said nothing to advise their followers not to do harm to any Dorje Shugden practitioners, something that is so against the basic tenets of BUddhism of equanamity, kindness and love.

   Mind you, the Dalai Lama is a Nobel Peace Prize holder. So, the Dalai Lama and CTA has one image for the rest of the world and another for the Indians and Tibetans??

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