Tibetan extinction

Tibetan Buddhist persecution

From the Chinese state

Is based more on fear of the unknown

Not one that’s based on hete

Chinses authorities are so fearful

They are driving cultural and ethnic cleansing

And the world sadly stands right on by

And does absolutely nothing

The shame the rest of the worlds nations should feel

Should rest heavily upon them

It’s the worst kind of crime that can be perpertrated

Tibetans forced slowly into extinction

But some of us will stand our ground

And won’t stay silent, we won’t be muted

No matter how many Han Chinese people

Are encouraged and commuted

Into areas that is Tibetan owned

To take over and contol

Stand ou for the rights of Tibet

The home of Buddhisms soul.

15 responses to “Tibetan extinction”

  1. Great poem. My guess is that is not so much “fear of the unknown.” It’s more the Chinese government trying to hold on various territories.
    I do not think Buddhism is dying. It has a very powerful message that has spreading all over the world.

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    1. Agreed but Buddhism heart and knowledge comes from Tibetans and their history.

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      1. You are right. And my heart goes to the people of Tibet and their suffering. I forgot to mention that. I felt sorry I didn’t.
        However, the Buddhist teachings are spreading. The Romans conquered the Greeks – to use just an example- but the Greek culture spread like fire in the entire Roman empire. The sword can’t kill a powerful culture.
        The suffering of the people in Tibet is heart breaking but I do not believe that their teachings will die.
        Of course we are dealing with a serious and urgent human rights question: Who can stop the persecution?

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      2. Thank you very much for reading and understanding my friend and for your wise words and caring sentiment.

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      3. You are so welcome. Still we did not find the answer to your question: How can we stop the persecution of the Tibetan people?

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  2. Violence can kill but it cannot remove a consciousness…every Being must built it within self…Boudh as an eternal principle must stay in the consciousness and it would never die

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    1. Agreed, but I share the suffering of the Tibetan people, thank you for reading and understanding as well as appreciating my friend.

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  3. It’s indeed a shame that humans are seeing everything all the destruction of all kinds..all good things are declining but then the rise will come..no energy can be killed by harassing its believers….

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    1. Very true.

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  4. Philosophies will not dies…Christian, Buddhist, Hindu philosophy…will live…

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    1. Very much so.

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  5. It’s not a religion it’s a philosophy

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    1. Exactly, it’s good to meet someone of such notable understanding of this.

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  6. Nothing dies my friend….Buddhism and Lord Buddha is timeless. No one can curb and kill it….it’s consciousness….it cannot be removed…the name, the roads can be wiped off, but new roads are sure to come which take all those who believe in The eternal philosophy home….what may rise must fall and what may fall must rise…..do not be pained….one rise another declines, but never withers.

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    1. Thank you very much for your wise words. 🙂

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