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Ask the Dalai Lama to give religious freedom
The purpose of this website is to expose the hypocrisy of the Dalai Lama who presents himself as a champion of human rights and defender of religious freedom while inflicting terrible human rights abuses on his own people and interfering with the religious freedom of thousands and thousands of people around the world.
The site is presented by the Western Shugden Society (WSS), an ad hoc coalition of Dorje Shugden practitioners from many different countries. The immediate aims of the WSS are expressed in a recent letter to the Dalai Lama.
Because the Dalai Lama refuses even to acknowledge our correspondence, let alone enter into meaningful dialog, we are left with no alternative but to organize protest demonstrations wherever the Dalai Lama visits. We will continue to organize demonstrations to coincide with the Dalai Lama’s schedule until he agrees to our requests.
We hope that through our actions, international scrutiny will be brought to bear on the Dalai Lama’s lies and actions of religious persecution so that the Tibetans he is oppressing will receive justice and Dorje Shugden practitioners around the world will receive religious freedom.
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The following information has been compiled from various sources.
Reting Lama was a Tibetan Lama from Reting Monastery who was also one of the most important Lamas of Sera Jey Monastery. After the death of the Thirteenth Dalai Lama in 1933, Reting Lama became Regent of Tibet. A few years later a relative of the Thirteenth Dalai Lama, a high government minister called Langdun, told Reting Lama and other ministers that the son of his (Langdun’s) relative was the reincarnation of the Thirteenth Dalai Lama, and gave evidence to prove this.
Reting Lama and Langdun did not have a good relationship, and Reting rejected Langdun’s claim that the son of his relative was the reincarnation of the Thirteenth Dalai Lama. However, the majority of ministers supported Langdun, and this made Reting very worried about his position, because if the son of Langdun’s relative was recognized as the reincarnation of the Thirteenth then his own power and position would quickly end.
To solve this problem and protect his position, Reting devised a plan with his close friend, Ketsang Lama, another Lama from Sera Jey Monastery. They made three decisions: (1) the reincarnation of the Thirteenth Dalai Lama must be chosen from a faraway place such as the Amdo Kumbum region on the border of China; (2) Reting should go to the holy lake of the Deity Shridevi, pretend to see visions of the letters AH KA MA in the water there, and record this in writing. The letters AH, KA and MA would indicate that the reincarnation of the Thirteenth Dalai Lama would appear in Amdo (AH), Kumbum (KA) and motherland of reincarnation (MA); and (3) after completion of the second preparation, Ketsang should go to Amdo Kumbum and choose a suitable boy as the Thirteenth Dalai Lama’s reincarnation. They then put this plan into operation.
An open letter to the Tibetan Government-in-exile, Dharamsala, India
Reting Lama - How he chose the false Dalai Lama
Speeches endorsing the ban
The Dalai Lama: The Devil Within
Untouchables - Shocking Posters in Monastery
These three posters show clearly the naked and open discrimination and abuses against Shugden Practitioners. It is time for the world to know the evil apartheid being conducted by monks against monks. We have the spiritual and social responsibility to raise this awareness and help these suffering monks from apartheid and being made outcasts.
Demonstrators Evacuated By Police After Mob of Thousands of Hostile Dalai Lama Supporters Surrounds Them - E Media Wire
Kelsang Pema, spokesperson for the WSS, says, “If this intense reaction and mob mentality is the result when a few people publicly question the Dalai Lama’s actions on American soil with police present and western laws, imagine how difficult it is for these people to speak up against their unelected leader in the Tibetan community in exile. I hope that the western media will investigate.”
The Dalai Lama has imposed a ban on the worship of a 500-year-old deity called Dorje Shugden.
Across the world 4 million Buddhist Tibetans worship this particular deity. The ban has created tension and dissent amongst the one million Tibetans living in India and in May 400 monks were thrown out of monasteries because of their religious beliefs.
When the Dalai Lama fled persecution, he found refuge in India. But where do people persecuted by the Dalai Lama go?