The Heart of Buddhist practice…
… is relying sincerely…
…upon the Holy Spiritual Guide.
Who reveals the path.

‘…in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition there is a concept known as the importance of the sacred bond between the teacher and the disciples’. 14th Dalai Lama

Buddha’s Teachings have been passed down down from generation to generation…

…in an unbroken lineage of realised masters.

For 2500 years each disciple has been completely devoted to their Root Guru. Following their teachings to the letter…

“All this great Masters have worshipped this deity (The Deity Dorje Shugden) – were they all wrong?”

“Wrong, Yes, Wrong!”

“That is all his holyness says about the old masters.”

“For centuries Dorje Shugden has been revealed be the the greatest and most important Buddhist masters. Many of whom are the most renown masters of Tibetan history. One of them was the Dalai Lama’s Teacher.” (the late Kyabje Trijang Rinpoche.)

“If the Dalai Lama thinks, that all this great masters were mistaken, he denies then their qualification as well. They would not be great masters.”

It is inconceivable in Buddhism, that someone can go against the advice of their Root Guru and have any authentic experience of the Spiritual Path.

In this way the Dalai Lama destroys his own credibility as a spiritual teacher…

…at the same time, he destroys a centuries old pure spiritual lineage…

…which belongs to his own kind teachers.

We are witnessing one of the saddest events in Buddhist history.

The world trusts a “Lama” who destroys the works of his teacher…

While the statues and images of great masters such as Trijang Rinpoche and Song Rinpoche…

who carried the pure lineage of Je Tsongkhapa’s teachings…

…are institutionally removed from Monasteries.

We are responsible for preserving this pure tradition…

“If the Dalai Lama thinks, that all this great masters were mistaken, he denies then their qualification as well.”