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Hawaii Buddhism, Buddhist Sermon in English: Suffering of Separating from Loved Ones – Video
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Hawaii Buddhism, Buddhist Sermon in English: Suffering of Separating from Loved Ones
English sermon. (Key words) Hawaii, Jodo Mission, Jodo-shu, Haleiwa, Haleiwa Jodo Mission, Buddhist, sermon.
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Hawaii Buddhism, Buddhist Sermon in English: Do Good Deeds Mindfully – Video
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Hawaii Buddhism, Buddhist Sermon in English: Do Good Deeds Mindfully
English sermon. (Key words) Hawaii, Jodo Mission, Jodo-shu, Haleiwa, Haleiwa Jodo Mission, Buddhist, sermon.
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Hawaii Buddhism, Buddhist Sermon in English: The Spirit of Language – Video
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Hawaii Buddhism, Buddhist Sermon in English: The Spirit of Language
English sermon. (Key words) Hawaii, Jodo Mission, Jodo-shu, Haleiwa, Haleiwa Jodo Mission, Buddhist, sermon.
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Hawaii Buddhism, Buddhist Sermon in English: Making Up One’s Mind – Video
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Hawaii Buddhism, Buddhist Sermon in English: Making Up One #39;s Mind
English sermon. (Key words) Hawaii, Jodo Mission, Jodo-shu, Haleiwa, Haleiwa Jodo Mission, Buddhist, sermon.
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Hawaii Buddhism, Buddhist Sermon in English: Open One’s Heart – Video
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Hawaii Buddhism, Buddhist Sermon in English: Open One #39;s Heart
English sermon delivered by Rev. Koji Jeff Ezaki of Haleiwa Jodo Mission. (Key words) Hawaii, Jodo Mission, Jodo-shu, Haleiwa, Haleiwa Jodo Mission, Buddhist, sermon. wisdom, compassion, ...
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Ancient Medicine System in Buddhism | Dr. Smanla Phuntsog | TEDxLeh – Video
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Ancient Medicine System in Buddhism | Dr. Smanla Phuntsog | TEDxLeh
It is about the fundamental knowledge of human physiology and medication by traditional as well as modern methods. He is the first medical graduate Post Gr...
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Hawaii Buddhism, Buddhist Sermon in English: Buddha-nature – Video
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Hawaii Buddhism, Buddhist Sermon in English: Buddha-nature
English sermon delivered by Rev. Koji Jeff Ezaki of Haleiwa Jodo Mission. Japanese Buddhist temple in Hawaii. (Key words) Hawaii, Jodo Mission, Jodo-shu, Haleiwa, Haleiwa Jodo Mission, Buddhist,.
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Hawaii Buddhism, Buddhist Sermon in English: See Yourself in the Mirror – Video
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Hawaii Buddhism, Buddhist Sermon in English: See Yourself in the Mirror
English sermon delivered by Rev. Koji Jeff Ezaki of Haleiwa Jodo Mission. Japanese Buddhist temple in Hawaii. (Key words) Hawaii, Jodo Mission, Jodo-shu, Haleiwa, Haleiwa Jodo Mission, Buddhist,.
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Dalai Lama 'profanes' Buddhism by doubting his reincarnation, says China
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The Dalai Lama gives a religious talk in Dharamsala, India, on Thursday. Photo: AP
Beijing: Exiled Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama is profaning Buddhism by suggesting he will not be reincarnated when he dies, the Chinese-appointed governor of Tibet said on Monday, in some of China's strongest comments to date on the subject.
Tibetan Buddhism holds that the soul of a senior lama is reincarnated in the body of a child on his death. China says the tradition must continue and it must approve the next Dalai Lama.
But the Nobel peace laureate, who fled his homeland in 1959 after an abortive uprising against Chinese rule, has said he thinks the title could end when he dies.
Padma Choling, chairman of the People's Congress of Tibetan Autonomous Region, in the Tibet Room of the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on Monday. Photo: Reuters
He has also stated that he will not be reborn in China if Tibet is not free and that no one, including China, has the right to choose his successor "for political ends".
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Speaking on the sidelines of the annual meeting of parliament, Tibet governor Padma Choling accused the Dalai Lama of flip-flopping with his various pronouncements on the issue, and of hypocrisy seeing as he himself was reincarnated.
"If the central government had not approved it, how could he have become the 14th Dalai Lama? He couldn't. It has a serious procedure," Padma Choling, an ethnic Tibetan himself, told reporters.
Activists with a poster of the Dalai Lama take part in a rally to support Tibet in Taipei on Sunday. Photo: Reuters
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Dalai Lama 'profanes' Buddhism by doubting his reincarnation, says China
REFILE-China says Dalai Lama "profanes" Buddhism by doubting his reincarnation
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By Ben Blanchard
BEIJING, March 9 (Reuters) - Exiled Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama is profaning Buddhism by suggesting that he will not be reincarnated when he dies, the Chinese-appointed governor of Tibet said on Monday, in some of China's strongest comments to date on the subject.
Tibetan Buddhism holds that the soul of a senior lama is reincarnated in the body of a child on his death. China says the tradition must continue and it must approve the next Dalai Lama.
But the Nobel peace laureate, who fled his homeland in 1959 after an abortive uprising against Chinese rule, has said he thinks the title could end when he dies.
He has also stated that he will not be reborn in China if Tibet is not free and that no one, including China, has the right to choose his successor "for political ends".
Speaking on the sidelines of the annual meeting of parliament, Tibet governor Padma Choling accused the Dalai Lama of flip-flopping with his various pronouncements on the issue, and of hypocrisy seeing as he himself was reincarnated.
"If the central government had not approved it, how could he have become the 14th Dalai Lama? He couldn't. It has a serious procedure," Padma Choling, an ethnic Tibetan himself, told reporters.
"I think that, in fact, he is profaning religion and Tibetan Buddhism," he said, adding that the Dalai Lama was trying to usurp Beijing's right to decide.
"If he says no reincarnation then no reincarnation? Impossible. Nobody in Tibetan Buddhism would agree to that," he added. "We must respect history, respect and not profane Tibetan Buddhism."
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REFILE-China says Dalai Lama "profanes" Buddhism by doubting his reincarnation