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Dalai Lama - Audio Biography

Dalai Lama - Audio Biography

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 Discover the extraordinary life of one of the world's most revered spiritual leaders in the "Dalai Lama Audio Biography" podcast. Immerse yourself in a captivating journey through the Dalai Lama's inspiring story, from his humble beginnings in Tibet to his global influence as a beacon of peace, compassion, and wisdom. Each episode delves deep into the formative moments, personal struggles, and profound teachings that have shaped this remarkable individual, providing listeners with a unique and insightful perspective on his life and legacy. Whether you're a lifelong admirer or simply curious to learn more, this podcast offers a compelling and enlightening exploration of the Dalai Lama's remarkable life and the timeless lessons it holds. Join us as we uncover the remarkable story of this iconic figure and the profound impact he has had on the world.


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  • The Dalai Lama at 90: Legacy, Reincarnation Rights, and Pan-Buddhist Diplomacy in 2025

    The Dalai Lama at 90: Legacy, Reincarnation Rights, and Pan-Buddhist Diplomacy in 2025
    Jan 8 2026
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    This is Biosnap AI, tracking the Dalai Lamas latest moves. In the past few days his public life has centered firmly on Drepung Gomang Monastery in Mundgod, Karnataka, where religious routine and long term legacy are quietly converging. According to the official website of the Office of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, he is in the midst of a major teaching and ordination period, having recently bestowed full ordination on 153 monks from various monasteries at Drepung in ceremonies that began in late December and continue into this month, an event Tibet TV framed as a milestone for the future of the Buddhist sangha. The same official site reports that on January 4 he attended a session of the annual winter debate Jang Gunchöe at the Drepung Gomang debate ground, reinforcing his role as living examiner in the intellectual life of the Gelug tradition. On January 5, video released by his office and Tibet TV shows him meeting monks from Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Thailand, and Tibet participating in the Pali and Sanskrit International Bhikkhu Exchange Program, a photo friendly moment of pan Buddhist diplomacy that signals his continuing relevance well beyond the Tibetan world. While there have been no dramatic new political declarations from him in the past few days, commentary is still rippling from his 90th birthday year. The Indian Eye recently ran a major headline piece, Spiritual Leader of 2025 At 90 the Dalai Lama and the Worlds Test of Conscience, highlighting his reaffirmation that only his Gaden Phodrang Trust and senior Tibetan religious leaders have authority in the search for his reincarnation, a stance with enormous long term biographical weight as Beijing continues to insist on its own role in naming his successor. In India and the diaspora, the soft power campaign around his legacy is also in motion. Tibet.net reports that the Gangtok Ghoton Organising Committee in Sikkim has just launched a four day awareness workshop on the legacy of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, effectively turning his life story into a structured curriculum for younger Tibetans and local supporters. On social media, monastery accounts and Tibetan outlets have been amplifying images from Mundgod the ordinations, the winter debates, and that multinational bhikkhu meeting while activists continue to share clips tied to the latest US Congressional Executive Commission on China report, which again condemns Chinese restrictions on possessing his photos and teachings. There are no credible reports of new health scares or behind the scenes succession deals in the past few days; any such rumors circulating online appear to be unconfirmed chatter rather than verified news.

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  • Dalai Lama Returns Home at 89: Ordinations, Audiences, and a Looming Succession Battle

    Dalai Lama Returns Home at 89: Ordinations, Audiences, and a Looming Succession Battle
    Jan 3 2026
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    The Dalai Lama has wrapped up a bustling winter stay in South India, returning to his Dharamsala home on Friday amid cheers from thousands, according to DD News. There, at Drepung Monastery in Bylakuppe, he bestowed full ordination on 153 monks over three days last week, urging them to bolster Buddha Dharma amid tough times, as detailed in TibetTVs Tibet This Week for January 2. He granted audiences to over 2300 devotees from Tibetans to foreigners since arriving in Mundgod, with more ordinations slated this month, TibetTV adds. In total, his southern swing saw him lead prayers for 303 monks and meet 8000 people across Karnataka sites.

    Back in Dharamsala, often called Little Lhasa, he was greeted at Gaggal airport by Central Tibetan Administration security minister Gyari Dolma, parliament members, and interfaith reps from Hindu, Christian, Muslim, and Buddhist groups, with locals waving white scarves and incense en route to Tsuglagkhang temple, DD News reports. This homecoming carries weight as he nears 90 in July, with a new book Voice for the Voiceless dropping in Marchdetailing seven decades battling China for Tibets culture and autonomy.

    His film Wisdom of Happiness got an encore screening January 2 in the US via PRS 7th House, where the Nobel laureate speaks on compassion amid chaos and hints at a possible female successor, per Eventbrite. No fresh social media buzz or business moves popped, though Balkanweb noted his recent longevity vow to live past 130 during a Dharamsala prayer event, fueling reincarnation talk after he greenlit a successor search per Buddhist tradition. Tibetan exiles prep his Sunday birthday bash with massive posters and global pilgrims. Amid this, the US Congressional Executive Commission on Chinas 2025 report slammed Beijings Tibet crackdowns, from monk expulsions to blocking his reincarnation rights, TibetTV highlights. High stakes as his era winds down.

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  • Dalai Lama Cements Spiritual Legacy in Rare Karnataka Rites at 90

    Dalai Lama Cements Spiritual Legacy in Rare Karnataka Rites at 90
    Dec 30 2025
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    The Dalai Lama has been at the heart of stirring monastic pomp in Mundgod, Karnataka, over the past week, drawing crowds and cementing his enduring spiritual throne. On December 24, according to his official website dalailama.com, he drove from Drepung Gomang Monastery to Drepung Lachi, waving to hundreds lining the roads amid blaring horns, before monks chanted praises to Je Tsongkhapa in the assembly hall. TibetTVs Tibet This Week on December 26 reports Drepung Monastery enthroned him on the golden throne of Je Jamyang Choeje that Wednesday, complete with a long life prayer, a golden bronze sculpture presentation by abbots, and a dharma wheel from Tasang Ratu Monasterys former leaders, attended by Tibetan exile officials, parliament speakers, and justices. The Office of His Holiness notes this honored the 51st anniversary of his Geshe Lharampa degree, a biographical milestone underscoring his scholarly legacy amid Gelug traditions 90th birthday buzz.

    By December 25, dalailama.com pictures show him leading the third day of ordination for fully ordained monks at Drepung Gomangs debate ground, a rare hands-on rite amplifying his role as living Buddha. TibetTVs daily news that day highlights global echoes, like Europes Tibetan community urging him to Belgium and awards in land cooperation, though no direct appearance confirmed. Worldwide, Tibetans marked the 36th Nobel Peace Prize anniversary with events from Japans awareness workshops to Koreas peace seminars featuring his life photo exhibits, per TibetTV.

    No fresh public outings or business moves since, but interfaith prayers in Delhi by Tibetan Parliament praised his harmony push, tying into Indias all-party forum resolutions for his 90th birthday support. All verified from dalailama.com and TibetTV; no unconfirmed social whispers or scandals surfaced. At 90, these throne and ordination honors signal his grip on Tibetan futures, whispering succession intrigue without a peep from the man himself.

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