Comments on: Dalai Lama Will Stop Condemning Dorje Shugden

By: sam kee

sam kee — Tue, 04 Mar 2014 13:20:18 +0000

I find it hard to believe that Dalai Lama will stop condemning publicly Dorje Shugden.
Proof?
If what Dalai Lama said is true, how come he was videoed in California recently reacting irritably and replying in a loud and stern voice to the nun who approached him and respectfully requested that he stop lying?

By: Sandra

Sandra — Sat, 01 Feb 2014 12:30:25 +0000

This is really good news to those Dorje Shudgen practitioners. At least now we can see that a little bit of religious freedom and some respect to others religious belief. I hope more people can follow H.H. Dalai Lama foot steps that not to openly saying negative things about others religious. This is the basic requirement to maintain the a harmony society in the world of religious.

By: Ata

Ata — Tue, 14 May 2013 09:52:54 +0000

Being me as Buddhist, i always appreciate the every aspect of Buddhism. so, i really wish China could free Tibet.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 10 Apr 2013 19:12:07 +0000

He is crap dumb-ass, exploited by US, EU and Indian politics, and he is exploiting Tibetan monks in the name of Free Tibet. Tibet now is better than what it used to be (drawbacks also being developed Tibet under Chinese rule). This guy is exploiting Tibetans in Nepal as well. Last month, one Tibetan monk commit suicide burning himself in the name of Free Tibet or Exploited by US led Dalai Lama. I respect Tibetans but Not this jackass.

By: Gaz

Gaz — Thu, 21 Mar 2013 13:23:59 +0000

@ The True Dalai Lama:- so what? Thats much better than before when he was openly condemning it, therefore giving people an excuse to marginalise us! I think we ought to be happy at this news, and see it as a sign that things are easing up. Hopefully with this, people will start to feel less hardline in terms of upholding the ban, and the monks in India can get some relief!

By: The True Dalai Lama

The True Dalai Lama — Mon, 11 Mar 2013 20:39:23 +0000

I think everyone is getting carried away, the Dalai Lama has not said he approves of Dorje Shugden practice just that he will not condemn it in public. I do not believe he has softened his stance, he is only messing with our minds!!!!!

By: Galen

Galen — Sun, 10 Mar 2013 16:28:32 +0000

This is truly very good news!! Does this mean that the Dalai Lama approves of the practice of Dorje Shugden, finally? This will definitely give some relieve to us practitioners and it is a sign that the ban may be coming down soon.

After so many years of condemning the DS practice, the Dalai Lama’s stance is softened. So, what was believed that the Dalai Lama orchestrated this ban so that there will be more awareness and practitioners may be true.

By: shugdenprotect

shugdenprotect — Fri, 08 Mar 2013 17:03:47 +0000

This must be such a relief for those who have been loyal to Dorje Shugden and our lineage Gurus!

I had the honor to visit Ganden once and the thought of a divided sangha community was just too difficult to fathom and accept. The suffering these Dharma practitioners must ensure can only go very painfully deep due to the contradiction between what the Buddha taught and what is being executed by HH, their spiritual leader.

Now, as HH softens His stance on Dorje Shugden practice, we will begin to see that all this drama is to lead way for the practice of our perfect Protector to flourish. This would mean, there was never a contradiction but merely a very skilfully orchestrated performance to bring DS to millions.

By: The True Dalai Lama

The True Dalai Lama — Sun, 24 Feb 2013 18:32:52 +0000

The DL was quoted, on record, as saying that he wished to destroy people’s faith in Dorje Shugden to such an extent that future generations would not even know the name “Dorje Shugden”.
The Gelugpa Lamas that have sold their souls to the DL, I feel nothing but compassion for them, they are destroying the pure lineage of Guru Tsongkhapa.

By: SabrinaL

SabrinaL — Fri, 22 Feb 2013 07:04:55 +0000

This is indeed good news and indicate more favourable future. I place my trust in my guru and he had said HH Dalai Lama is Chenrenzig. Therefore, we should not speak ill of his Holiness even if he had gone against our idea of correctness. Who are we to assume that we understand an enlightened mind and base every understanding on immediate effect of the action. I am sure that the end result of his ban is to benefit all Buddhist practitioners, which we may fathom at current state. I feel that those who had reacted with negative actions should really reflect on their past and transform to truly practise Dharma.