The Dalai Lama, approaching 90, confirmed that there will be another spiritual leader for Tibetan Buddhism. His next reincarnation may be recognized among his followers in Tibet, highlighting the religious significance. However, China asserts the right to approve the successor, labeling the Dalai Lama a separatist. This situation poses challenges in balancing the religious selection process with regional political dynamics, while the United States backs the Dalai Lama's autonomy in this matter. The potential for two competing Dalai Lamas adds further complexity to the issue.
The Dalai Lama has announced that there will be another spiritual leader for Tibetan Buddhists, as he approaches the age of 90.
Each Dalai Lama is considered a Living Buddha, making the selection of the next leader a sensitive issue amid regional politics.
Beijing insists it has a veto over the choice of the Dalai Lama's successor, while the U.S. supports the Dalai Lama's right to determine his own reincarnation.
The balance between religion and regional politics will significantly impact the future of Tibetan Buddhism and the potential emergence of two Dalai Lamas.
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