Dalai Lama Admitted to Hospital in India for Tests

August 28, 2008

As one of the leading (living) spiritual leaders of this home we call Earth

..... I think it would be a grand thing if we all did our own personal part to

send healing energies for the Dalai Lama's highest good. Blessings to your

eve all.

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Thursday August 28, 2008

_Dalai Lama Admitted to Hospital in India for Tests _

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Associated Press

Mumbai, India - The Dalai Lama was admitted to a hospital in this western

Indian city on Thursday to undergo tests for abdominal discomfort, his spokesman

said.

" Since tests haven't begun yet, we don't know what the ailment is, " Tenzin

Takla told The Associated Press. " Medical tests will begin on Friday. "

The Dalai Lama's office in Dharmsala said Wednesday that the 73-year-old

Tibetan spiritual leader was suffering from exhaustion and would cancel two

planned international trips.

On Thursday, Takla said he was " admitted to hospital because of some

abdominal discomfort. "

The spokesman for Mumbai's Lilavati Hospital suggested the visit was an

unscheduled one

" He comes every six months for a routine checkup. Around a month ago, a

checkup was conducted and he was in perfect health, " Mohan Rajan told The

Associated Press.

The Dalai Lama will be under the care of senior surgeon Narendra Trivedi

while at the hospital, Rajan said.

" There is no cause for concern, " he added.

Takla said the Dalai Lama will spend some days in Mumbai, India's financial

capital, to rest before returning to Dharmsala, where he has lived since

fleeing Tibet in 1959 after an abortive uprising against China.

The Dalai Lama had just returned to India from an 11-day visit to France,

capping an intense few months since riots against Chinese rule broke out in the

Tibetan capital, Lhasa, and the subsequent government crackdown.

The spiritual leader spends several months a year traveling the globe to

highlight the struggle of Tibetans for greater freedom in China and to teach

Buddhism.

However, all of his appointments and visits for the coming three weeks have

been canceled, including the trips to Mexico and the Dominican Republic, said

Thupten Samphel, the spokesman of the self-declared Tibetan

government-in-exile.

Since the March outbreak of violence in Tibet, China has stepped up its

campaign to vilify him, blaming him for the recent unrest, which Beijing says

was

part of a campaign to split the Himalayan region from the rest of China.

The Dalai Lama has denied the allegations, saying that he only seeks greater

autonomy for the Himalayan region to protect its Buddhist culture.

Associated Press writer Ashwini Bhatia in Dharmsala contributed to this

report.

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August 29, 2008

I hope he will be allright- I will do some crystal medicine for him tonight.

On 8/29/08, renaumoon <renaumoon wrote:

>

> As one of the leading (living) spiritual leaders of this home we call Earth

>

> .... I think it would be a grand thing if we all did our own personal part

> to

> send healing energies for the Dalai Lama's highest good. Blessings to your

> eve all.

> _

> http://blog.beliefnet.com/news/2008/08/dalai-lama-admitted-to-hospita.php_

> (http://blog.beliefnet.com/news/2008/08/dalai-lama-admitted-to-hospita.php)

>

> Thursday August 28, 2008

> _Dalai Lama Admitted to Hospital in India for Tests _

> (http://blog.beliefnet.com/news/2008/08/dalai-lama-admitted-to-hospita.php)

>

> Associated Press

> Mumbai, India - The Dalai Lama was admitted to a hospital in this western

> Indian city on Thursday to undergo tests for abdominal discomfort, his

> spokesman

> said.

> " Since tests haven't begun yet, we don't know what the ailment is, " Tenzin

> Takla told The Associated Press. " Medical tests will begin on Friday. "

> The Dalai Lama's office in Dharmsala said Wednesday that the 73-year-old

> Tibetan spiritual leader was suffering from exhaustion and would cancel two

>

> planned international trips.

> On Thursday, Takla said he was " admitted to hospital because of some

> abdominal discomfort. "

> The spokesman for Mumbai's Lilavati Hospital suggested the visit was an

> unscheduled one

> " He comes every six months for a routine checkup. Around a month ago, a

> checkup was conducted and he was in perfect health, " Mohan Rajan told The

> Associated Press.

> The Dalai Lama will be under the care of senior surgeon Narendra Trivedi

> while at the hospital, Rajan said.

> " There is no cause for concern, " he added.

> Takla said the Dalai Lama will spend some days in Mumbai, India's financial

>

> capital, to rest before returning to Dharmsala, where he has lived since

> fleeing Tibet in 1959 after an abortive uprising against China.

> The Dalai Lama had just returned to India from an 11-day visit to France,

> capping an intense few months since riots against Chinese rule broke out in

> the

> Tibetan capital, Lhasa, and the subsequent government crackdown.

> The spiritual leader spends several months a year traveling the globe to

> highlight the struggle of Tibetans for greater freedom in China and to

> teach

> Buddhism.

> However, all of his appointments and visits for the coming three weeks have

>

> been canceled, including the trips to Mexico and the Dominican Republic,

> said

> Thupten Samphel, the spokesman of the self-declared Tibetan

> government-in-exile.

> Since the March outbreak of violence in Tibet, China has stepped up its

> campaign to vilify him, blaming him for the recent unrest, which Beijing

> says was

> part of a campaign to split the Himalayan region from the rest of China.

> The Dalai Lama has denied the allegations, saying that he only seeks

> greater

> autonomy for the Himalayan region to protect its Buddhist culture.

>

> Associated Press writer Ashwini Bhatia in Dharmsala contributed to this

> report.

>

> not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

>

> " Codail, suaimhnigh i nge/aga nadragain "

> " Sleep, rest in the arms of the Dragon "

>

> **************It's only a deal if it's where you want to go. Find your

> travel

> deal here.

> (http://information.travel.aol.com/deals?ncid=aoltrv00050000000047)

>

August 30, 2008

I translated for him and he is really a great teacher.

let's pray and send healing lights to ALL leaders on earth!

Sherab

www.sheerjoyavenue.blogspot.com

www.sherabwong.com

kari john <john.kari1

Friday, August 29, 2008 4:42:40 AM

Re: [CrystalHW] Dalai Lama Admitted to Hospital in India for Tests

I hope he will be allright- I will do some crystal medicine for him tonight.

On 8/29/08, renaumoon (AT) aol (DOT) com <renaumoon (AT) aol (DOT) com> wrote:

>

> As one of the leading (living) spiritual leaders of this home we call Earth

>

> .... I think it would be a grand thing if we all did our own personal part

> to

> send healing energies for the Dalai Lama's highest good. Blessings to your

> eve all.

> _

> http://blog. beliefnet. com/news/ 2008/08/dalai- lama-admitted- to-hospita.

php_

> (http://blog. beliefnet. com/news/ 2008/08/dalai- lama-admitted- to-hospita.

php)

>

> Thursday August 28, 2008

> _Dalai Lama Admitted to Hospital in India for Tests _

> (http://blog. beliefnet. com/news/ 2008/08/dalai- lama-admitted- to-hospita.

php)

>

> Associated Press

> Mumbai, India - The Dalai Lama was admitted to a hospital in this western

> Indian city on Thursday to undergo tests for abdominal discomfort, his

> spokesman

> said.

> " Since tests haven't begun yet, we don't know what the ailment is, " Tenzin

> Takla told The Associated Press. " Medical tests will begin on Friday. "

> The Dalai Lama's office in Dharmsala said Wednesday that the 73-year-old

> Tibetan spiritual leader was suffering from exhaustion and would cancel two

>

> planned international trips.

> On Thursday, Takla said he was " admitted to hospital because of some

> abdominal discomfort. "

> The spokesman for Mumbai's Lilavati Hospital suggested the visit was an

> unscheduled one

> " He comes every six months for a routine checkup. Around a month ago, a

> checkup was conducted and he was in perfect health, " Mohan Rajan told The

> Associated Press.

> The Dalai Lama will be under the care of senior surgeon Narendra Trivedi

> while at the hospital, Rajan said.

> " There is no cause for concern, " he added.

> Takla said the Dalai Lama will spend some days in Mumbai, India's financial

>

> capital, to rest before returning to Dharmsala, where he has lived since

> fleeing Tibet in 1959 after an abortive uprising against China.

> The Dalai Lama had just returned to India from an 11-day visit to France,

> capping an intense few months since riots against Chinese rule broke out in

> the

> Tibetan capital, Lhasa, and the subsequent government crackdown.

> The spiritual leader spends several months a year traveling the globe to

> highlight the struggle of Tibetans for greater freedom in China and to

> teach

> Buddhism.

> However, all of his appointments and visits for the coming three weeks have

>

> been canceled, including the trips to Mexico and the Dominican Republic,

> said

> Thupten Samphel, the spokesman of the self-declared Tibetan

> government-in- exile.

> Since the March outbreak of violence in Tibet, China has stepped up its

> campaign to vilify him, blaming him for the recent unrest, which Beijing

> says was

> part of a campaign to split the Himalayan region from the rest of China.

> The Dalai Lama has denied the allegations, saying that he only seeks

> greater

> autonomy for the Himalayan region to protect its Buddhist culture.

>

> Associated Press writer Ashwini Bhatia in Dharmsala contributed to this

> report.

>

> not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

>

> " Codail, suaimhnigh i nge/aga nadragain "

> " Sleep, rest in the arms of the Dragon "

>

> ************ **It's only a deal if it's where you want to go. Find your

> travel

> deal here.

> (http://information. travel.aol. com/deals? ncid=aoltrv00050 000000047)

>

August 30, 2008

Healing is on its way to Dalai Lama for his highest good.

WLL

SVJOSHI

--- On Fri, 8/29/08, renaumoon <renaumoon wrote:

renaumoon <renaumoon

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As one of the leading (living) spiritual leaders of this home we call Earth

..... I think it would be a grand thing if we all did our own personal part to

send healing energies for the Dalai Lama's highest good. Blessings to your

eve all.

_http://blog. beliefnet. com/news/ 2008/08/dalai- lama-admitted- to-hospita.

php_

(http://blog. beliefnet. com/news/ 2008/08/dalai- lama-admitted- to-hospita.