Sex invariably spells trouble, says Dalai Lama
HT: BHT
Monday, December 01, 2008
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2 comments:
"Considered a Buddhist Master exempt from the religion's wheel of death and reincarnation"
"Revered by his followers as a god-king"
Huh. I'm not sure whoever wrote the article knows anything about Buddhism. The problem is that these ideas just don't easily translate, even for people who make this a lifelong study. But i work with a Tibetan Buddhist, and I'm pretty sure she would never say those sorts of things about the Dalai Lama.
As for the sex-trouble: fortunately, just like Christianity, if you don't like Tibetan Buddhism, you can always pick another kind!
:)
I don't make any claims for the author of the article knowing much of anything (heck, I don't know much about Tibetan Buddhism either, but even I know those statements are dubious); I'm just amused imagining the reactions of the trendoids.
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