Tibet Le Parti Communiste Chinois s'inquiète de la montée du bouddhisme L’Association Bouddhiste de Chine a publié une directive appelant à prévenir et à restreindre la propagation «illégale» du bouddhisme tibétain dans la province chinoise du Zhejiang. Des indications au cours des derniers mois qui laissent entrevoir une certaine nervosité dans certains milieux au sein de la direction du Parti Communiste Chinois à propos de la propagation incontrôlée du bouddhisme en Chine. De plus, la propagation de l’influence du Dalaï-Lama ailleurs en Chine – à l’extérieur des frontières de la Région dite autonome du Tibet – suscite d’autres efforts pour tenter de réglementer plus strictement les activités des moines bouddhistes tibétains. Il y a eu une augmentation marquée du nombre de bouddhistes en Chine au cours des 20 dernières années, leur pourcentage dans la population passant de 5% à plus de 18% en 2015. Cette augmentation peut être attribuée à l’assouplissement des contrôles de la religion par les autorités communistes dans les années 2006/2007.
Méditation Tantrisme Chinese students in the US are using "inclusion" and "diversity" to oppose a Dalai Lama graduation speech — Quartz Chinese students are joining their peers on American campuses in getting woke. Their cause? Defending the official line of the Communist Party. On Feb. 2, the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) formally announced that the Dalai Lama would make a keynote speech at the June commencement ceremony. The announcement triggered outrage among Chinese students who view the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader as an oppressive figure threatening to divide a unified China. The awkwardness doesn’t end there. Opposition to the Dalai Lama among Chinese authorities is nothing new, of course. UCSD is a place for students to cultivate their minds and enrich their knowledge. Comments from Chinese students on Facebook were also couched in rhetoric commonly used to rally for inclusivity on campus. In a letter addressed to the university’s chancellor, the UCSD Shanghai Alumni Group used similar rhetoric, evoking “diversity” as a justification of its opposition. Holy man, or terrorist? A sizeable minority
rêve éveillé, rêve d'éveil Guge - Submerged in the Cosmic Kingdom | by David Shulman Among the Shangri-Las scattered through the remote mountain valleys and passes of the Himalayas and the Karakoram, the most exotic may well be the once flourishing medieval kingdom of Guge. It’s not so easy to go there; the closest airport is at Ali (Ngari) in far western China, still a grueling ten-hour drive or more from the great Guge sites. The roads south from Lhasa, some 1,200 miles away, are a challenge. The altitude is high, the climate harsh, the entire route rough as a real pilgrimage should be. Guge was once home to a major inner-Asian dynasty whose artists and craftsmen produced a plethora of masterpieces over some five centuries. Although many of these works did not survive the Chinese Cultural Revolution, those that did—including some large-scale murals and exquisitely carved and painted sculptures depicting Buddhist visions of the cosmos and its deities—give us a tantalizing sense of the lost world that imagined them into being. Never has empty space been so full.
Signification des rêves : Dictionnaire des reves - Interprétation reves Occult Secrets of the Dalai Lama | Conspiracy School Shambhala As reported by Tim Cummings in The Guardian, the man credited with “almost single-handedly bringing Tibetan Buddhism to the West,” was the Dalai Lama's emissary, Gerald Yorke, a personal friend and secretary to Aleister Crowley, the godfather of twentieth century Satanism.[1] Yorke also wrote an original foreword to a secret book on the Kalachakra initiation, and Aleister Crowley, the Golden Dawn, and Buddhism. Yorke also served as consultant to Lucifer Rising, by experimental film-maker Kenneth Anger, based on the concept from Crowley’s Book of the Law. Anger, who was at the center of the bizarre nexus of rock ‘n roll and occultism in Laurel Canyon during the 60s, was also closely associated with Anton LaVey, head of the Church of Satan and members of the Mason clan. Also, in October 1998, the Dalai Lama's administration acknowledged that it received $1.7 million a year in the 1960s from the US government through the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).[2] H. The White Tsar G.
Test de personnalité ou Test comportemental ou Test psychologique ? 3-D Mandalas — Padma Studios After the Tibetan diaspora, the sacred art of creating 3-D mandalas according to ancient tradition became nearly extinct. In the 1960's Kyabje Dudjom Rinpoche (then head of the Nyingma, or "Ancient" lineage of Tibetan Buddhism) requested the Ven. Lama Tsarak Gonpo Tenzing Rinpoche to pass on this rare and sacred art form, that it be preserved and shared with future generations. The Ven. 3-D Mandala Creation Process 3-D mandalas take anywhere from six months to several years to design and build, with one or many assistants, depending on the type of mandala, its size, choice of materials, complexity of detail and overall ornamentation.
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