Tibetan Buddhism's next leader?


	Tibetan Buddhism's next leader?

wiccantexan

4-9-2008 8:21 PM

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religion, faith, reincarnation, china, tibet, lama

wiccantexan says:

"he Panchen Lama, the third of a triumvirate and previously the second-highest ranking among the three lamas, vanished into Chinese custody as a boy in 1995 and has been replaced by Beijing's own political appointee."

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