Biography Flash: Dalai Lama Begins Historic Seven-Week Teaching Journey to Karnataka Monastery
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Biography Flash: Dalai Lama Begins Historic Seven-Week Teaching Journey to Karnataka Monastery
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In the past few days, His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama has made waves with a major journey south from his Dharamsala home, landing in Mundgod, Karnataka, on December 12 for a seven-week stay at the Drepung Gomang Monastery, as detailed on the official Dalai Lama website and Tibetan Review. Crowds of Tibetans and overseas admirers lined the streets and airport to bid him farewell before his flights via Delhi to Hubli, with a warm video capturing his arrival at the Dhoeguling Tibetan Settlement that same day, per dalailama.com videos. This extended visit signals a significant biographical chapter, immersing him in one of Tibets great monastic seats in exile for teachings like the upcoming Gaden Ngacho program today, December 14, at the monasteries debate ground, according to dalailama.com pictures.
Just yesterday, December 13, he arrived at Drepung Gomang itself, reports tibet.net, setting the stage for profound engagements with monastic communities. Back in Dharamsala on December 12, the Office of His Holiness notes he met over 180 Chinese monks and nuns from Taiwanese monasteries, who chanted long-life prayers in Chinesea poignant cross-cultural moment amid ongoing reincarnation tensions.
No major headlines have broken in the past 24 hours, but echoes from December 10s 36th Nobel Peace Prize anniversary linger large: Lawmakers from the Czech Republic, Australia, France, Chile, New Zealand, and Fiji gathered at Thekchen Choeling Tsuglakhang, voicing solidarity for Tibetan identity and slamming Chinese interference in the Dalai Lamas succession, as covered by Tibetan Review and The Tribune on YouTube. Czech MP Jitka Seitlova called it a privilege during his 90th birthday year, while others reaffirmed human rights support at a fiery press conference.
The Dalai Lama also offered prayers for storm victims across Asia, per his offices statement, underscoring his global compassion. No verified social media mentions or business activities surfaced recently, though his schedule hints at more public teachings through February.
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