Dalai Lama says the heir will be born in the ‘free world’ outside China | News about religion

The Tibetan spiritual leader in the new book says that the pursuit of his people for freedom cannot be vague.

Dalai Lama said his successor would be born in the “free world” outside China.

In a new book published on Tuesday, an 89-year-old spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhism says he will reincarnate outside Tibet, which is an autonomous region of China.

“Since the purpose of a reincarnation is to carry on the work of the predecessor, The New Dalai Lama Will Be Born in the Free World So That The Traditional Mission of the Dalai Lama – That Is, To Be the Voice for Universal Compassion, The Spiritual Leader of Tibetan Buddhism, and Tibet Embodying the aspirations of the Tibetan People – Will Continue, “The Dalai Lama, Who Fled Tibet for India 1959. He writes in a voiceless voice.

China considers Tibet, which alternated between independence and the Chinese control of the century, as an integral part of the country and observes movements that advocate greater autonomy or independence as threats to its national sovereignty.

Beijing marked the current Dalaj Lama, which was identified as the reincarnation of its predecessor at the age of two, the “separatist” and insisted on the right to name his heir after his death.

Dalai Lama, who stepped down as a political leader of the Tibetan Government in Exile in 2011 to focus on his spiritual role, denied the advocacy of Tibetan independence and advocated the “Middle Way” access, which would approve mostly Buddhist territory of greater autonomy.

In his book, Dalai Lama writes that he has received numerous petitions from people from and outside Tibet, asking him to ensure that his vine continues, and says that the pursuit of Tibetan people for freedom cannot be denied to the forest.

“One clear lesson we know from history is as follows: If you keep people permanently unhappy, you can’t have a stable society,” he writes.