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 rhongo rated 20 months ago- `
Palden was arrested at his monastery in 1959 and spent 24 years in prison, where he was tortured frequently --actually loosing 20 teeth in one beating. He managed to flee Tibet in 1987 and came to Dharamsala. He told me " I no longer have anger for my captors. However, I feel it ...
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- pavitra53 rated 3 months ago
- Mantrajapa
- freespiritbeauty rated 8 months ago
- Palden was arrested at his monastery in 1959 and spent 24 years in prison, where he was tortured frequently --actually loosing 20 teeth in one beating. He managed to flee Tibet in 1987 and came to Dharamsala. He told Phil " I no longer have anger for my captors. However, I feel it is my responsibility to let the outside world know what is happening in Tibet."
- Himalaya rated 14 months ago
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Palden was arrested at his monastery in 1959 and spent 24 years in prison, where he was tortured frequently --actually loosing 20 teeth in one beating. He managed to flee Tibet in 1987 and came to Dharamsala. He told me (Phil Borges): "I no longer have anger for my captors. However, I feel it is my responsibility to let the outside world know what is happening in Tibet."
- Dancingsistah rated 20 months ago
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Palden was arrested at his monastery in 1959 and spent 24 years in prison, where he was tortured frequently --actually loosing 20 teeth in one beating. He managed to flee Tibet in 1987 and came to Dharamsala. He told me " I no longer have anger for my captors. However, I feel it is my responsibility to let the outside world know what is happening in Tibet." http://hrw.org/english/docs/2003/12/06/china6769.htm http://ww w.nightslantern.ca/prison/prisoners.htm
- MusicAddiction rated 9 months ago
- True hero
- Amandagrrl rated 16 months ago
- Palden was arrested at his monastery in 1959 and spent 24 years in prison, where he was tortured frequently --actually loosing 20 teeth in one beating. He managed to flee Tibet in 1987 and came to Dharamsala. He told me " I no longer have anger for my captors. However, I feel it is my responsibility to let the outside world know what is happening in Tibet."
Though I don't share his religious beliefs, I deeply respect his right, as a human being, to hold them dear. No one should have to endure what this monk has, no matter what colour, creed or tribe.
- utahu rated 20 months ago
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Palden was arrested at his monastery in 1959 and spent 24 years in prison, where he was tortured frequently --actually loosing 20 teeth in one beating. He managed to flee Tibet in 1987 and came to Dharamsala. He told me " I no longer have anger for my captors. However, I feel it is my responsibility to let the outside world know what is happening in Tibet."
thanks dancingsistah
- rhongo rated 20 months ago
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Palden was arrested at his monastery in 1959 and spent 24 years in prison, where he was tortured frequently --actually loosing 20 teeth in one beating. He managed to flee Tibet in 1987 and came to Dharamsala. He told me " I no longer have anger for my captors. However, I feel it is my responsibility to let the outside world know what is happening in Tibet."
http://hrw.org/english/docs/2003/12/06/china6769.htm
http://www.ni ghtslantern.ca/prison/prisoners.htm
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- nitareality rated 28 months ago
- Beautiful photos/cultural portraits.
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