The Dalai Lama is famous across the world, but he comes from a unique culture which different from ours. The Dalai Lama tenzi gyasto describes himself as a simple Buddhist monk. He is the spiritual leader of the Tibet. He was born on 6 of July 1935, to a farming family in a small hamlet located in taxter. The Dalai lamas are believed to be aspect of avalokiteshvara or chenezig the bodhistava of compassion and the patron saint of Tibet. His holiness began his monastic education at the age of six curriculums consists of five major subject and five minor subjects. Tibetan, art and culture, Sanskrit, medicine and Buddhist philosophy which was further divided into five further five categories, prajanmita the perfection of wisdom, madhyamika the
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But it is promoted by the fact that the Buddhism is enjoying a high profile. It linked in many people’s minds with attraction of the orient. Also it linked with positive notion of spiritually, without knowing too much about it. Western people often imagine that Buddhism is a model for peacefulness and wisdom. Part of Buddhist teaching and practice has become absorbed by western culture. Buddha statues have become home, restaurant and garden furnishing items. The Buddhist techniques for training the mind have been adopted and adapted for therapeutic aims on all levels of counseling and psychology. Although it’s difficult to determine the simple reason for the appeal of Buddhism simply because Buddhism itself is diverse, it came to the west as it does from diverse Asian roots. The west has become a new mission field. Since Buddhism has always seen its message is relevant to everyone, not just for clearly defined ethnic population. This portable and adaptable religion has easily and welcomed in places where religious traditional positions as belief in a personal and all powerful …show more content…
Many find eastern ideas more acceptable than traditional, western, religious or non -religious ideologies. We have another reason that western find Buddhism attractive because it teaches faith which is important. Besides it’s not the way of salvation as it is in Christianity. However Buddhism emphasizes practice structured on questioning and experience, and this has caught the spirit of time. The promoters argued that Buddhism offers practical ways to improve the experience of life. However few westerns relatively have been so convinced by the teaching and practices of the religion which they now identify themselves as Buddhists. Buddhist was active in the west throughout the twenty century and Buddhists who may have added to its appeal. Thus the reputation of the Dalai Lama has been enhanced by his position as a representative of an important form of his
But it is promoted by the fact that the Buddhism is enjoying a high profile. It linked in many people’s minds with attraction of the orient. Also it linked with positive notion of spiritually, without knowing too much about it. Western people often imagine that Buddhism is a model for peacefulness and wisdom. Part of Buddhist teaching and practice has become absorbed by western culture. Buddha statues have become home, restaurant and garden furnishing items. The Buddhist techniques for training the mind have been adopted and adapted for therapeutic aims on all levels of counseling and psychology. Although it’s difficult to determine the simple reason for the appeal of Buddhism simply because Buddhism itself is diverse, it came to the west as it does from diverse Asian roots. The west has become a new mission field. Since Buddhism has always seen its message is relevant to everyone, not just for clearly defined ethnic population. This portable and adaptable religion has easily and welcomed in places where religious traditional positions as belief in a personal and all powerful …show more content…
Many find eastern ideas more acceptable than traditional, western, religious or non -religious ideologies. We have another reason that western find Buddhism attractive because it teaches faith which is important. Besides it’s not the way of salvation as it is in Christianity. However Buddhism emphasizes practice structured on questioning and experience, and this has caught the spirit of time. The promoters argued that Buddhism offers practical ways to improve the experience of life. However few westerns relatively have been so convinced by the teaching and practices of the religion which they now identify themselves as Buddhists. Buddhist was active in the west throughout the twenty century and Buddhists who may have added to its appeal. Thus the reputation of the Dalai Lama has been enhanced by his position as a representative of an important form of his