[Buddha-l] Permit required for reincarnation

[Steven Rhodes]

I believe that HHDL has already said that he will not reincarnate in 
Tibet.  How can the Chinese government overcome that?

Steve


jkirk wrote:
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> Looks like they are setting the stage for who gets to be the next Dalai
> Lama. That could be one big fight. 
> However, as long as the committee of lamas outside China, searching for the
> next one, finds someone outside Tibet, they have a chance of making the
> choice stick. Although he's in exile today, along with thousands of his
> followers, the DL has tons more clout with international media and
> institutions than does the highest lama the Chinese have endorsed, the
> Panchen Lama. Thus, a new DL outside China will have a good opportunity to
> upstage the Chinese rulers. 
> Whether he will emerge as the intellectual and charismatic equal of HHDL
> today is, of course, a question.
> Joanna
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> China tells Tibet's living Buddhas to apply for reincarnation
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> http://sg.news.yahoo.com/afp/20070803/tts-china-tibet-religion-incarnation-a
> 73cdd6.html
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