At Gangtok’s Paljor stadium, the Dalai Lama, spiritual leader of Tibet, will present a one-day lecture onGyalsey Thokme Sangpo’s 37 Bodhisattva practices. Also, he will virtually lay the cornerstones for the Gyalwa Lhatsun Chenpo Statue project in Simmik Khandong constituency and the Karmapa Park project at Rumtek.
The four-day visit by the Dalai Lama, the spiritual leader of Tibet, began on Monday. At Libing Helipad, he was greeted by the chief minister of Sikkim, Prem Singh Golay, as well as religious leader and follower.
Respected spiritual leader was greeted by high-ranking state government officials from Sikkim as well as members of the Tibetan Parliament, Tibetan Settlement Office and Local Tibetan Assembly. A custom was orchestrated by monks from different state monasteries after he was received at the helipad. In a setting charged with spiritual energy, Buddhists perform the “Sherbang” ritual, which combines dance and prayer.
December 12-14 in Sikkim is when the Tibetan spiritual leader is expected to deliver a lecture. Diplomatic talks about the continuous border tension between China and India have intensified as a result of this visit.
Talks about the continuous border tension between China and India become more diplomatic as a result of this visit. On December 14, he will depart to give lessons in Salugara, West Bengal, On the Fourteenth morning, he travels to Salugara to deliver a public teaching. He will first give a general teaching at Gyued Monastery, which will be followed by the Ceremony for the Generation of Bodhicitta.
Sikkim holds great significance as it was the state His holiness first traveled to India in 1956 to attend the 2500th anniversary of the Buddha Jayanti. Since then, he has made numerous trips to Sikkim, and he has stated that each time he visits, he feels a strong sense of nostalgia for his first visit, which occurred in 1956. According to the Dalai Lama’s secretary, China has no reason to be irritated with Sikkim because it also acknowledges it as a state of India.
It was a great honor to have the Dalai Lama visit Sikkim according to Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang. Giving his holiness the 14th Dalai Lama a hearty welcome to Libing Helipad in Gangtok is a great honor and a great privilege. With his profound teachings and illustrative guidance, his holiness illuminates our land with brilliant light of wisdom, compassion and peace. We hope that his Holi visit will uplift our spirits and encourages everyone to act with more compassion, harmony and understanding. His holiness, we extend to our warmest welcome to the fortunate state of Sikkim, wrote Prem Singh Tamang on his X post.
