The spiritual leader of Tibet, al -dalaya, expressed the hope that he would live until he was more than 130 years old, a few days after he presented a plan for continuity, saying that he plans to reincarnate after his death.
Al -Dalay Lama, who celebrates his nine birthday tomorrow, Sunday, made these comments during the ceremony organized by his followers in order to pray for him for a long time.
“I still served the creatures of Darma and Tibet, and I hope to live for more than 130 years,” said the Dalai Lama of thousands of his followers who gathered today (Saturday) in the Northern Indian city of Darmalan.
Darkala is the house of the Dalai Lama in exile since 1959, after he fled from Tibet after an unsuccessful uprising against Chinese rule. Since then, Tibet’s aspirations have preserved great autonomy in accordance with the rule of the Chinese Communist Party and the mobilization of Tibetan inside and outside of China.
In the last Wednesday, the Dalai Lama announced his intention to reincarnate, paving the path after his death to the successor in order to enter into a consistent operation for 500 years. Tibetan Buddhists believe that the Dalai Lama can choose the body in which it is embodied.
This statement ended in the years of speculation, which began when he indicated that this could be the last to take this position.
The spiritual leader of the Tibetan Buddhist, the Nobel Prize of the World, said that the next Dalai Lama should find and recognize this, according to the old Buddhist traditions, emphasizing that his office will lead the search process.
China considers Dalai -lam as a separatist and insists that only Beijing has the right to agree with its successor.
Meanwhile, the Tibetan community, which includes more than 20,000 people in Daramashl, is preparing to celebrate the Dalai Lama’s birthday tomorrow, Sunday. His followers put huge posters and advertising shields throughout the city; It is expected that tens of thousands of people will be present at this event, including Buddhist leaders of different sects and followers from around the world.
“I should have been here for this,” said Barbara Webel, a US citizen who belongs to Buddhism for more than 30 years.
