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Religions always begin with an experience shared by some individuals. Create to represent belief, feelings, imagination and actions, succesful religions emerge in response to a spiritual experiment. When this attempt is structured enough in its formulation and its development, the religion becomes stronger by answering continuously to the various expectations with a great ambition and moral significance. Nowadays, the religions often lack of such ambition and moral significance... They do not always react with strength to obvious human violations. Sometimes, religious groups even become the sanctuary of extremists who serve their own interests.
A general development of individual conscience and ethics would help. An active and altruistic relay has not been found yet. A lack of opinion leader able to promote values of peace, fairness and citizenship is still missing.
Religions always begin with an experience shared by some individuals. Create to represent belief, feelings, imagination and actions, succesful religions emerge in response to a spiritual experiment. When this attempt is structured enough in its formulation and its development, the religion becomes stronger by answering continuously to the various expectations with a great ambition and moral significance. Nowadays, the religions often lack of such ambition and moral significance... They do not always react with strength to obvious human violations. Sometimes, religious groups even become the sanctuary of extremists who serve their own interests.
A general development of individual conscience and ethics would help. An active and altruistic relay has not been found yet. A lack of opinion leader able to promote values of peace, fairness and citizenship is still missing.
Tibet (Ganden Monastery 2005), Lhama Prayer - The Dalai Lama and the Panchen Lama, both of the Gelugpa lineage of Tibetan Buddhism, are at the top of the lama hierarchy in old Tibet. They used to be the religious and administrative leaders of the Tibetans. The Dalai Lama ruled Utsang (front Tibet) while the Panchen Lama ruled Tsang (rear Tibet). The title "Dalai Lama", meaning Ocean Of Wisdom, was first conferred on Sonam Gyatso by the Mongol King Altan Khan who was converted to Tibetan Buddhism in 1578.
Tibet (Ganden Monastery 2005), Lhama Prayer - The Dalai Lama and the Panchen Lama, both of the Gelugpa lineage of Tibetan Buddhism, are at the top of the lama hierarchy in old Tibet. They used to be the religious and administrative leaders of the Tibetans. The Dalai Lama ruled Utsang (front Tibet) while the Panchen Lama ruled Tsang (rear Tibet). The title "Dalai Lama", meaning Ocean Of Wisdom, was first conferred on Sonam Gyatso by the Mongol King Altan Khan who was converted to Tibetan Buddhism in 1578.
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