The Dalai Lama's talk was part of a two-day empowerment teaching on Avalokiteshvara, which is a practice focused on compassion, and continues Saturday. The spiritual leader gives these teachings quite often, which would normally happen in front of his followers and visitors, but that stopped after the worldwide coronavirus outbreak.
Live Webcasts: Avalokiteshvara Empowerment - English Translation
There will be live webcasts of His Holiness the Dalai Lama's two day Avalokiteshvara Empowerment from his residence in Dharamsala, HP, India on May 29-30, 2020. People are requested to please follow social distancing rules while viewing the live webcast. Webcasts also available in Tibetan, Chinese, Hindi, Vietnamese, Korean, Japanese, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian and Mongolian.
The video of Day 1 can be viewed here.
The video of Day 2 can be viewed here.
CNN - May 27, 2020
The exiled Tibetan leader gave a virtual teaching about compassion to his followers during a webcast Friday morning from his home in India's Dharamsala.
"We see in the news channels, the media about discrimination on the basis of color or religion these days, and then there is killing due to that, and then there are some who even take it as a pride to be able to kill somebody."
The Tibetan spiritual leader added, "Just yesterday I saw on the television news, somewhere in Minnesota, or somewhere in America, one black person had actually fallen under a car, and the police team ... and he actually pushed his knee on the neck of that black person."
Live Webcasts: Avalokiteshvara Empowerment - English Translation
There will be live webcasts of His Holiness the Dalai Lama's two day Avalokiteshvara Empowerment from his residence in Dharamsala, HP, India on May 29-30, 2020. People are requested to please follow social distancing rules while viewing the live webcast. Webcasts also available in Tibetan, Chinese, Hindi, Vietnamese, Korean, Japanese, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian and Mongolian.
The video of Day 1 can be viewed here.
The video of Day 2 can be viewed here.
CNN - May 27, 2020
The Dalai Lama has deplored the death of George Floyd in Minnesota and blamed discrimination and racism for it.
The exiled Tibetan leader gave a virtual teaching about compassion to his followers during a webcast Friday morning from his home in India's Dharamsala.
"We see in the news channels, the media about discrimination on the basis of color or religion these days, and then there is killing due to that, and then there are some who even take it as a pride to be able to kill somebody."
The Tibetan spiritual leader added, "Just yesterday I saw on the television news, somewhere in Minnesota, or somewhere in America, one black person had actually fallen under a car, and the police team ... and he actually pushed his knee on the neck of that black person."
Outrage has grown internationally after a video emerged showing a Minneapolis police officer kneeling on Floyd's neck during the arrest. Floyd was unarmed and handcuffed, and cried that he couldn't breathe before he died later.
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