Thank you for posting Rinpoche. As if looking into the mirror, glancing my yesterday, this photo could be me in so many ways. I remember being at the dinner table and asking where my friend Bobo the Cow was? My Father laughed at me and said, “Your eating him.” Some forty years later and I still feel the pain of losing who I viewed as my best friend. I am grateful that all these years later, having been hurt so deeply as a result, so as to have no desire to eat meat whatsoever. I would have preferred my friend lived out life happily, rather than sustain my sorrows another day. Poor boy indeed.
Thank you for posting Rinpoche. As if looking into the mirror, glancing my yesterday, this photo could be me in so many ways. I remember being at the dinner table and asking where my friend Bobo the Cow was? My Father laughed at me and said, “Your eating him.” Some forty years later and I still feel the pain of losing who I viewed as my best friend. I am grateful that all these years later, having been hurt so deeply as a result, so as to have no desire to eat meat whatsoever. I would have preferred my friend lived out life happily, rather than sustain my sorrows another day. Poor boy indeed.
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following the advice of the great Dharma Protector Dorje Shugden.
Through the highly respected Panglung Oracle’s instruction given by Dorje Shugden. Dalai Lama managed to escape undetected through the Chinese army and over dangerous mountain terrain into India, safe and unharmed back in 1959.This true story is now in comic form where everyone reading it will get a better picture and knowledge of the escape. That’s worth reading as it comes in flipbook and image gallery format .
Thank you Rinpoche and writers team.
https://www.tsemrinpoche.com/tsem-tulku-rinpoche/buddhas-dharma/the-greatest-escape-in-history.html