Tag Archive: religion

Authenticity, Impermanence, and the Tibetan Origin Story: Rooted & Routed Tibetans in the Diaspora

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It is also worth noting that the questions now gaining scholarly attention — Tibetan suffering and dispossession, the Srinmo origin story, embodied practices of impermanence — have long been alive in Tibetan homes, in the stories of our elders, and in the scholarship of those of us who grew up inside these conversations. This piece is offered in that spirit: as a reminder that these are not new discoveries, but inherited understandings that Tibetans have been thinking, living, speaking, and writing about all along — and should be acknowledged as such.

The Dalai Lama’s Future Succession: Understanding the 14th Dalai Lama and His Formidable Contributions, a keynote lecture by Dr. Dawa Lokyitsang

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This keynote lecture by Dr. Dawa Lokyitsang on “The Dalai Lama’s Future Succession: Understanding the 14th Dalai Lama and His Formidable Contributions” with responses from Tenzin Dorjee (Columbia University), Cameron Warner (Aarhus University), and Nicole Willock (Old Dominion University) took place on September 13, 2024 at the University of Colorado Boulder’s Department of Anthropology. This lecture is part of the Leadership and Reincarnation of the Dalai Lamas Project (LEAD): A Research Network on Succession, Innovation, and Community.