BIOGRAPHY OF DALAI LAMA
BIOGRAPHY OF DALAI LAMA
14th RELIGIOUS GURU
Dalai Lama: 14th follower of Buddhism and
the 14th religion Guru
There are some people in the world, whose personality affects not only
the people around them, but also people all over the world. The Dalai Lama
is one of them.
Today most of the people of the world know him. He
travels all over the world and gives a message of peace to the people.
Many people know the Dalai Lama as a religious teacher, but very few people
know him personally. The Dalai Lama is the 14th religious leader of Tibet and
the biggest follower of Buddhism. His name is Tenjin Gyasto, who is
currently the national president of Tibet. Apart from this, he is also
known as the patron saint of Tibet.
The Dalai Lama has played an important role in giving Tibetans their
human rights. The Dalai Lama has also been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize
for his outstanding work for peace in the world.
Although, the Dalai Lama faced considerable rebellion from
China, he was forced to exile from Tibet, yet he did not resist and settled in
Hospice, India.
The Dalai Lama is a very compassionate person, who despite
the cruelty of China, he has compassion for them. The Dalai Lama is also
known as a carrier of love and peace throughout the world.
The Dalai Lama has traveled to many countries and is
constantly striving to improve people's living standards. His life is an
inspiration for everyone, so let's know some special things about the life of
the great spiritual and religious Guru Dalai Lama -
14th religion Guru Dalai Lama
- Dalai Lama Biography
Biography of Dalai Lama at a
glance
|
Name |
Tenjin Gyasto (Lhamo Dhondup) |
|
Birthday |
6 July 1935, Taktser, Amdo, Northern Tibet |
|
Father Name |
Chokyong Tsering |
|
Mother Name |
Dicky Tsering |
|
Education |
Geshe Laharampa degree (Doctorate in Buddhist Philosophy)
in 1959 |
|
Awards |
Was awarded the Nobel Prize for spreading peace in the
world. |
Dalai Lama's birth, family
and education
The Dalai Lama was born on 6 July 1935 in a small family village in
Taktseer, Tibet. His father's name was Chokyong Tsering and mother's name
was Dicky Tsering. He was called Lhamo Dhondup in his childhood.
Tenzin Gyasto started his early education at the age of 6. He
also studied music, astrology, and music, including Sanskrit, medicine, Buddhist
philosophy, and logic and the arts and culture of Tibet.
At the age of 24, the Dalai Lama had acquired the degree
of Geshe Laharampa. This degree is considered similar to the
doctorate of Buddhist philosophy.
Attack on Tibet and exile of Dalai Lama - China attack on Tibet
Since the 1950s, there were differences between China and
Tibet, due to which China used to carry out many attacks on Tibet and the
persecution of the people of Tibet by China increased greatly.
After which the people of Tibet forced the Dalai Lama to
enter politics, but before coming to politics, the Dalai Lama met many Chinese
leaders and also went to Beijing for peace talks, but to no avail.
At the same time during 1959, a wave of resentment arose
within the people, in such a situation; the life of Dalai Lama was also
threatened. In fact, China considered the Dalai Lama to be a separatist
and at the same time considered the Dalai Lama a great deterrent to
occupy Tibet.
Due to which the Dalai Lama had to face rebellion of Chinese
soldiers and not only that, he was forced to leave Tibet. On 17 March
1959, he left Tibet and took refuge in India and since then has been
living in Hospice in Himachal Pradesh, North India .
It is also called "Chhota Lhasa". Let me tell you that
during the exile of the Dalai Lama, about 80 thousand Tibetan refugees came
with him to India.
At the same time, even after such cruel and cruel behavior of
China, the Dalai Lama has compassion for China and this is also the identity of
his great personality.
The Dalai Lama has also raised the issues of China and Tibet
in the General Assembly of the United Nations, but even today there is no
solution to this issue.
With this, the Dalai Lama also demanded to make Tibet a
democratic country.
Important
efforts made by the Dalai Lama for peace in the world:
With this, the spiritual guru Dalai Lama made the following
proposals to the United Nations to maintain the literature, culture, art of his
country and maintain peace in Tibet.
The Dalai Lama, in his resolution, demanded that the whole of
Tibet be made a place of peace. The Dalai Lama also proposed human rights
to Tibetans and giving them democratic freedom.
The Dalai Lama sought to preserve and repair Tibet's natural
environment. Along with this, he also demanded the government to ban the
manufacture of nuclear weapons by China.
The Dalai Lama also demanded a serious dialogue on the issue
of mutual relations between Tibetans and Chinese.
The Dalai Lama, while talking about China's population
transfer policy, said that it could prove fatal to the existence of Tibetans,
so it should be abandoned altogether.
Universal identity
Dalai Lama was
awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979 for his non-violent struggle in making
Tibet independent. His Holiness the Dalai Lama is a peace loving person He
has consistently supported non-violent policies even in highly aggressive
situations. He is the first Nobel laureate to express his concern for
global environmental problems.
He has met the
presidents, prime ministers and state rulers of big countries.
He has also interacted with heads of various religions and eminent
scientists. His Holiness has traveled to more than 42 countries on 6
continents.
His Holiness has written more than 42 books. In view of his
message of peace, non-violence, inter-religious understanding, universal
responsibility and compassion, since 1959 His Holiness has received more than 6
honors, honorable doctorates, awards etc.
His Holiness addresses himself as an ordinary Buddhist monk.
Dalai Lama’s Politics retirement
On 14 March 2010,
His Holiness wrote a letter to the Parliament of the Tibetan People's
Representative Assembly (Tibetan Parliament in Exile) requesting the Tibetans
to free them from their immediate authority as per the charter of deportation,
since technically they were still heads of state . He declared that he was
ending the traditions according to which the Dalai Lama exercised spiritual and
political authority in Tibet. He clarified that his aim was to reestablish
the situation of the first four Dalai Lama by having only spiritual matters. He
confirmed that the democratically elected leadership would assume full formal
responsibility for Tibetan political affairs. From now on, Gaden Fodung,
the Dalai Lama's official office and residence, will complete that task.
Dalai Lama's popularity in the eyes of the world:
The Dalai Lama has always worked for peace, non-violence and the
well-being of the people. When the Tibetan people had to flee the country,
the Dalai Lama adopted the path of non-violence .
The religious leader Dalai Lama has traveled to about 52 countries and met the
Presidents of many countries, the Prime Minister, people of religion, scientists.
Dalai Lama’s received Awards
and Achievements:
In 1959, the Dalai Lama was awarded the Raman Magsaysay Award for
Community Leadership.
In 1989, Dharma Guru Dalai Lama was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
In the year 1994, spiritual Dalai Lama was awarded the World Security
Annual Peace Prize.
In 2003, the Dalai Lama was awarded the International League for Human
Rights Award.
In 2009, the Dalai Lama, who promoted peace in the world, was awarded the Lantos Human Rights Award.
The Dalai Lama
today has millions of followers on the strength of his great ideas and
teachings, who have deep faith and respect for him.
The Dalai Lama, along with his peace campaigner, is a very
patient and compassionate personality who has taken the path of non-violence
during his exile from his country and has worked to improve and improve the
standard of living of the people.
The main objective of the life of the Dalai Lama is to create
peace around the world and instill a sense of happiness, enthusiasm and
positivity in people's lives.
A personality like the Dalai Lama is an inspiration for every
person. At the same time, their precious thoughts are about to change
their outlook towards life and inspire them to have love among themselves.
Dalai Lama's precious words (quotes):
Only real change can be brought about in the world by change of heart.
Anger and hate are signs of weakness, while compassion is a sure sign of
strength.
The real and true hero is the one who overcomes his anger and hatred.
It does not matter how educated and rich you are, as long as you do not
have peace of mind, you cannot be happy.
Success does not mean that you have to be better than anyone else, whereas success means being better than what you are now.
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