Dalai Lama says Jaden Bodrang’s confidence will search for behind him

Dalai Lama said on Wednesday that a non -profit organization founded it will get the only authority to recognize its future reincarnation, and to confront China’s insistence that he would choose the successor of the spiritual spiritual leader.

The notes made by the 90 -year -old leader on Sunday, during a week of celebrations on the occasion of his birthday.

Beijing looks at the Dalai Lama, who fled Tibet in 1959 after a failed uprising against Chinese rule, as separatist. Al -Dalai Lama said previously that his successor would be born outside China and urged his followers to refuse anyone choosing Beijing.

“I confirm that the Dalai Lama Foundation,” Al -Dalai Lama said in a video message, surpassing applause and chants from more than 100 monks in the Maron Armon, which gathered in a library in Daramshala, a town in the Himalayas Mountains in Northern India.

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Mao Ning repeated on Wednesday that Beijing was on the approval of the back of the back and that it had to be done in China through rituals for centuries.

The event in Darmachala also attended India, journalists from all over the world, among them Hollywood star Richard Gere, who sat in the audience in a hall, was decorated with Buddha and Dalai Lama’s pictures on the walls.

Al -Dalai Lama added that the confidence of Jaden Bodrang, the unbalanced institution that he created to preserve and support the traditions of Dalai Lama, has the only power to recognize his future reincarnation in consultation with the heads of Buddhist Tibetan traditions.

“They must, based on the procedures for research and recognition according to the previous traditions … no one else has any authority to interfere in this matter,” said Dalai Lama.

Samandong Rinbucci, a senior Jaden Bodrang Trust official, said the Dalai Lama was in good health and did not give any written instructions yet on the caliphate.

He told reporters in Darmachala that the successor could be of any gender and that their nationality will not be limited to Tibet.

Penpa Tsering, leader of the Central Tibetan Administration, the Tibetan government in exile in India, said the Dalai Lama will be open to visit Tibet if he conceived healthy, and if there are no restrictions from China, which will celebrate his first visit to the country since 1959.

“He relies entirely on China and the Chinese government,” he said, adding that Beijing has set a condition that if the Dalai Lama is, he must stay.

“The response of Holiness” is if I reach Tibet and China, I will go, but I will not live there, because there is no freedom there. ” This is also linked to reincarnation, as His Holiness says, “I will be born in a free world.”

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Mao Ning said that the country’s leaders had the right to agree to the successor of the Dalai Lama, as a legacy of imperial times, and that China is practicing the policy of freedom of religious belief.

Choose rituals, where possible reincarnation names are drawn from a golden jar, dating back to 1793, during the Cheng Dynasty.

Mao said in a regular press conference: “The child’s domination of a major living Buddha, such as Dalai Lama and Panchen Lama, needs to be identified by clouds from a golden jar and approval from the central government.”

Tsering, the government leader in exile, said that the United States raised some restrictions imposed on Tibet’s money in exile and that the Tibetan government was also looking for alternative sources of financing.

The United States, which is facing the increasing competition from China for global domination, has repeatedly said it is committed to human rights progress in Tamitin. American lawmakers have previously said that they would not allow China to influence the choice of the Dalai Lama successor.

The spiritual president of the Tibetan Buddhists is one of the most influential figures in the world, and he continues extending beyond Buddhism. The choice of the successor is the issue of paying attention to the threat not only to follow its religion, but also China, India and the United States, for strategic reasons.

The Tibetan tradition believes that the spirit of a large Buddhist monk is embodied after his death.

The fourteenth Dalai Lama, born in the role of Lhamo Dhondup for an agricultural family in what is now known as Chenghai Province on July 6, 1935, was known as reincarnation when he was only two years old.

A research party sent by the Tibetan government took the decision on the basis of several signs, such as a vision that was revealed to a large monk, according to the Dalai Lama website. The researchers were convinced when a young child identified Dalai Lama’s thirteenth property with a phrase, “It is royal, it is royal.”

In the winter of 1940, Lhamo Thondup was transferred to Potala Palace in Lhasa, the capital of the independent Tibet region today, and was officially installed as a spiritual leader for Tabitin.

He has lived in exile in northern India since 1959, after the escape from the failed uprising against the Communist rule of Mao Zaidog.

In his book Voice has no soundAnd that was released last March, Nobel Prize holder wrote that his successor would be born outside China. He said it is not appropriate for the Chinese Communists, who reject religion, “to interfere in the Lamas Reheating System, not to mention Dalai Lama.”

But China said that its leaders have the right to agree to behind the Dalai Lama, as it is a legacy of the imperial era. Choose rituals, where possible reincarnation names are drawn from a golden jar, dating back to 1793, during the Cheng Dynasty.

Beijing Al -Dalai Lama, who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1989 for keeping alive on the Tibet, as “separatist” and prohibits his image or any general presentation of dedication to it.