14th Dalai Lama Essays

  • 14th Dalai Lama Analysis

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    the 14th Dalai Lama is still able to touch the hearts of people around the world by cutting across religious and political barriers to reach them as purely just human being. He has been able to consistently oppose the use of violence with the china and Tibet situation and instead work from a peaceful perspective to resolve the issue. It is within the 14th Dalai Lamas role of spiritual and political leader of Tibet that he has worked towards co-existence with China in Tibet (Gibb C. , The Dalai Lama:

  • 13th Dalai Lama Research Paper

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    the 14th Dalai Lama the man of the year due to the lead role he took in keeping peace between Tibet and China as well as leading the non-violent war against the involvement of China in Tibetan affairs. The Dalai Lama 's have been around since the mid 1500 's and have since aspired to keep peace in the world (). The current Dalai Lama has done well to be a man who keeps peace in Tibet and because of this, Tenzin Gyatso deserves the award "Man of the Year"(). Born July 6, 1935, The 14th Dalai Lama

  • Dalai Lama Vs Free Tibet

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    conflicts. The 13th Dalai Lama, influenced by the British culture during his temporary exile, made progressive strides in Tibet upon returning by advocating for a “modern police force”, national taxation system, and secular education system. The Dalai Lama would face the greatest opposition in establishing a professional Tibetan Army. Prior to the reaffirmation of independence in 1912, Tibet employed serfs and volunteers often ill-equipped and untrained to combat threats. The 13th Dalai Lama saw the need

  • Dalai Lama Research Paper

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    The title Dalai Lama is given to a chief monk and ruler of Tibet. Dalai Lamas are called to be a reincarnation of the deity, Avalokitesvara. Avalokitesvara, a Buddhist deity, is personified as compassion. Also, Dalai Lamas are called to be enlightened beings who have been reborn to benefit humanity. The word “Dalai Lama” means “Ocean Teacher,” which is meant as a teacher who is spiritually as deep as an ocean. Lhamo Dondrub, who is currently the 14th Dalai Lama, was born on July 6, 1935 in Taktser

  • Tibet: The Rise And Fall Of The Dalai Lama

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    independence. Then, after a failed uprising against Chinese rule in 1959, the 14th Dalai Lama (Tibet’s most respected man and the nation’s political and spiritual leader) fled into exile in India, followed by thousands of Tibetans.

  • Tibet A Net Loss By Spencer Glesby

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    (PRC), after months of failed negotiations between China and Tibet to form a peace agreement and a successful invasion of the neutral Kham region, sent troops across the Jinsha River and into Kham (which had recently severed it’s ties with both the Dalai Lama and the Tibetan capital of Lhasa). By the end of the day, 180 out of 8500 Tibetan soldiers and 118 out of 40000 of the People’s Liberation Army (PLR) were killed. The Chinese had taken the border town of Chamdo, confiscating the Tibetan’s weapons

  • Dalai Lam Reconciliation Of Buddhism And Christianity

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    The perspective of the Dalai Lama Introduction Originating from China, Dalai Lama who was initially called Tenzin Gyatso was the profound pioneer of Tibet. He reined this locale from 1950 in the wake of being pronounced the profound pioneer in 1937. His promotion was for peaceful freedom, and this made him acquire a Nobel Prize in 1989. The target of this paper is to offer a point by point investigation and feedback of the reaction of Dalai Lama from John Hick’s pluralistic hypothesis

  • The Sunflower Analysis

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    that “right after I read The Sunflower I felt that were I in Wiesenthal’s place I would not have absolved the dying SS man of his heinous crimes. I knew, almost intuitively, that for me forgiveness was not an option.” Tenzin Gyatso, the fourteenth Dalai Lama, declares that he “…believes one should forgive the person or persons who have committed atrocities against oneself or mankind. But this does not necessarily mean one should forget about the atrocities committed. In fact, one should be aware and

  • The Dalai Lama's Impact On The World

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    The Dalai Lama has had a big impact on so many lives for the better. He wants to bring more positivity to the world and make the world a better place. Everyone around the world recognizes his name because of how much he has done and how important everything he does is. The Dalai Lama has a world of people looking up to him for guidance and answers about life. His holiness was discovered at young age which brought him to accomplish so much more over time and be able to teach more for a longer time

  • Analysis Of The Fury Of Overshoes

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    The Fury of Overshoes Anne sexton The poem is written in first person and in a free verse. The poem does not have a specific order, and the reader cannot find a pattern, in which the author organizes the poem. The rows do not rhyme and they are short. The poem seems to be from the point of view of an adult, who reflects on her childhood memories. The theme is the difficulties during the growing up period, and the wish to be one of the ''big people''. The beginning of the poem describes the setting

  • Civil Disobedience In Sophocles Antigone

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    In Sophocles’ Antigone, Antigone had disobeyed specific laws given by King Creon, in order to defend the honor of her late brother, Polynices. However, Antigone is in no way considered to be lawless. Antigone believes that violence is not the answer, and therefore instead non-violent direct action should take place. However, Antigone’s approach of civil disobedience happened to be an anarchic and dramatic form of civil disobedience. Antigone decided to act on her beliefs by giving Polynices a proper

  • 's Ski Trip: What I Learned In The Slush With His Holiness

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    Dalai Lama is a Tibetan spiritual leader whose life may not be as well rounded as you may think. He's been through the ups and downs throughout his life, from escaping the Chinese invasion as a kid to not even having enough money to go to the United States. In the story, “The Dalai Lama’s Ski Trip: What I Learned in the Slush with his Holiness” despite all the difficulties that presents him throughout the story, Dalai Lama always finds a way to provide happiness to every little problem and finds

  • Dali Lam The Reincarnation Of The Dali Lama

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    Kundun is the name given to the fourth teen Dali Lama who is the reincarnation of the previous Dali Lamas who is said to be the embodiment of the Buddha of compassion. In Buddhism is said that the Dali Lama is the reincarnation of the same spirit. The Dali Lama plays an important role in leading the people of Tibet and dealing with its affairs. Having the state and religion together ruling a country is beneficial but can also affect the country affairs in the case of Kundun. How can I see religious

  • Ethics And The New Genetics The Dalai Lama Analysis

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    procedures that could be created without ethical and moral background. Even today with the concepts of ethics and morals involved there are still major controversies about whether things such as abortion are to be considered ethical or not. Both the Dalia Lama as well as Barbara Kingsolver argue the

  • Key Club Ripple Effect

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    The Ripple Effect Rasheed Ogunlaru once said, “some strive to make themselves great. Others help other see and find their own greatness. It’s the latter who really enrich the world we live in.” Change often begins small, seemingly influential. Then, as people watch this small spark start a fire and begin to roar, surrounding communities to decide that a change is necessary, causing a ripple of change. My story, both as an initial flicker of ember and part of the flourishing flame, bears

  • Jean Jacques Rousseau's Arguments Against Compassion

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    compassion as a whole, rather than siding with which beliefs are thought to be right/wrong, humanity will begin to tear down their bias notions and reconstruct a strong, functioning, and united society. In this essay, Jean Jacques Rousseau and the Dalai Lama help explain the understandings and workings of compassion and why they believe it is the best moral practice. After their views have been stated, Theodor Adorno is introduced to argue against the unanimity for compassion as he believes it fails

  • Definition Of Family Unity Essay

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    Family unity is an essential part of my life. My family in many ways works like a team. When I hear the word family, I think of the adjectives loving, caring, supportive, closeness, and chaotic. My family is all of the above. No family is the same, mine is definitely unique. My family consists of a mom, dad, four brothers, my sister, and myself. Without each one of us, my team would not work properly. In our family, my dad is the head coach of our team. He is the motivator and the encourager

  • Self-Immomilation: China's Illegal Occupation Of Tibet

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    of 13 people shot dead by Chinese police. In China, UN conventions have also been constantly violated through the large-scale use of torture against Tibetan prisoners. “After 16-year-old Tsomo (name changed) and her uncle shouted “Long live the Dalai Lama” and “Freedom for Tibet”. . . she was detained for more than a year and tortured. . .” On top of that, many Tibetans are arrested on suspicious or unspecified charges, their whereabouts unknown to their families. They have no legal recourse because

  • Tibet Dbq Essay

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    Tibetan question, from the beginning of the 1300’s right through history until the present day there has been a constant struggle between China and Tibet and whether China has the right to exploit Tibet politically and economically. The Mongol Dynasty expanded across Asia, and through this they covered the province of Tibet when the empire receded, Tibet was still a part of China. Through the progression of history there has been a constant struggle between the two nations. Tibet is one of the richest

  • Personal Narrative-A Separate Peace

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    Loud bickering traveled through the wind as the previously generous man demanded the return of his food. Gompo had shared his sampa and butter wishing to lighten his load and now with no food along with freezing weather the regret boiled up in trenches. “Ado [hey]! You better share with me!“ Gompo stomped around the camp saying, “ Please please please” to one person while turning around and demanding from another his reparations “Remember the sampa I shared with you. You owe me.” With only 10 days