The Dali Lama is a worldwide cult leader of the most dangerous proportions. In his "Freedom in Exile" autobiography he tells the story of his ascendancy to world acclaim. In it he shows himself very subtle in promoting himself without being outwardly boastful, yet throughout he clearly says he is just a man, and if he is just a man; why does he exalt himself in a throne before the people?
The Lama says Buddhism could lead to peace between nations yet he admits his brand of Buddhist monks failed to salvage his native homeland of Tibet when Chinese hordes invaded.. His belief that Buddhism is an answer to world peace suggests how ready a Dali Lama will be ready to join with six other antichrists to bring about the final world empire.
The Lama says he has no real reason to believe he is a Dali Lama, and no reason to say he's not an incarnation of the former Dali Lama. By his own admission, he does not know who he is. But he does know how to exalt himself as though he were wearing the aura of an Apostle, by setting the Tibetan flag behind him. Those who exalt themselves shall be humbled, saith the Lord.
Were he to deny he is an incarnation of the former Dali Lama, he would lose the foundation for the worldwide acclaim and wealth he enjoys. Yet it is not something he decided. He was chosen as a small child to be the Dali Lama and was raised as though he were royalty in the superstitious world of the Tibet China is eradicated as a culture.
Though he speaks in his biography of access throughout his life to great spiritual masters and their secrets he displays no real spiritual knowledge of "the deep things of God" others would expect to learn from a Saint Paul or Jesus. If he is a master of anything, he is masterful at promoting himself as a god upon the earth.
The Dali Lama was the teenage spiritual and secular head of State of Tibet, an undeveloped nation bordering China before Chairman Mao's demon hordes invaded. Tibet was a theocracy with Buddhist monasteries housing thousands of monks throughout the land.
A more foolish nation in all the world did not exist. A nation with a child President and an army of 8,500 poorly armed soldiers. The Dali Lama became a Chinese Puppet during the early years of his nation's Liberation until it became absolutely clear Tibet was no more. The Lama barely escaped into India where a hundred thousand refugees followed.
He was but a child in Tibet, yet if anyone saw him peering through a window, they would prostrate before him. By this kind of unearned reverence and devotion the Lama was taken captive by his own supposed importance.
Refugees in exile with him continue to venerate him although he forbids them to prostrate before him now since he is in the world where others will not prostrate before him. Yet he has retained his leadership role over some of the people of Tibet who have also escaped the roaring dragon of the Chinese military. Many continue to reverence and obey his guidance and listen to his teachings and encouragements, yet he is an antichrist who consults demonic oracles.
As the representative of a people robbed of its nationhood, he has gained international fame calling for Tibet's liberation from the tyranny of the Chinese. From there he became the foremost Buddhist leader in the world showing himself to be expert in promoting himself. You can see in this photograph how he puts aura's behind his seat to make himself glowing to his audiences.
"THE WORLD LOVES THEIR OWN." Here we see the kind of crowds the Dali Lama draws. Let there be no doubt in your mind, he has the following necessary to make himself one of the seven antichrists who will rule the final world empire from behind the scenes after welding together all of the dead religions of the earth into one with their thrones set on the seven hills of Rome.
"BUT THAT WHICH IS HIGHLY ESTEEMED AMONG MEN IS AN ABOMINATION UNTO GOD."
The Dali Lama is a sinner lost in spiritual darkness.
There is no doubt a god of this world is honored and worshiped by Buddhists though they deny it in doctrine. The contradiction in their doctrine is easy to see through. They say they do not count Buddha as a god, but they chant praises unto him in groups. And as many Americans have come to find out, Buddhists burn incense and lay offerings at the feet of Buddhist statues placed in the entry's of their businesses.
Other gods are at work in America which used to be one nation under one God.
If Buddhists do not consider Buddha a god why do they chant praises to a dead man???
Buddhists are either deceived or they are liars.
Buddha is their choice of gods. In choosing a dead man, they reject Christ though they will deny it.
God represented in the Trinity is a jealous God. He allows for no other gods before his believers. If you think the Dali Lama is harmless guru or that he is a nice guy, think again dear believer. The Lama is a worldwide guide to other gods. Fallen angels who inhabit Buddhist temples to receive their worship.
The Dali Lama is an antichrist.
We are currently speaking of the 14th Dali Lama, but a Dali Lama will likely become one of seven religious leaders who rule after the worldwide nuclear war predicted in the second seal in the book of Revelation. He is a dangerous man. Those seven antichrists will weld the final world empire together with the glue of a one world religion centered on the seven hills of Rome.
Yet Buddhism is unregenerate.
The Lama does not expose much of any of his teachings in his autobiography for analysis, but in one place he says: "he concentrated hard on developing compassion for all sentient beings." There we find him suggesting compassion is something thought into being. A real indication of the vainity of his teachings and the Buddhist religion.
Followers of Christ develop compassion in taking up the cross of the living sacrifice in absolute poverty to where they suffer hunger, and deprivation and oppression from fellow humans and come to sympathize compassionately with the suffering of others because they have experienced it. The compassion built into new creatures in Christ becomes a motivating force they express in charitable love for neighbor and the adoration of God for working such wonders in their lives.
Tibet fell as a nation after it became filled with monks who produced nothing more than a religious show for their livelihood. It was undoubtedly a heavy burden upon the poor population of Tibet to feed and support an unregenerate religion that could do nothing for them in their hour of need. The Lama admits in his autobiography how he found Buddhist monks in Tibet uncommitted to prayer and spiritual matters.
The Lama looked into Christian monasteries and found them inclined to "health and education" saying of his own monasteries: "I feel that Buddhist monks and nuns tend to talk a great deal about compassion without doing much about it."
The Lama is a man of many gods. We already know of his veneration for the Buddha and for the supposed dozen Dali Lama incarnations before him. He comes from a world of many idols. One of them was his personal protector divinity in Tibet. He visited that statue before fleeing the country.
At his home in Swarg Ashram, India he planted many fruit trees and they bore bitter fruit, a sign of what he has to offer the world. Warn anyone indulging in reverence to his humanity. A religious theocracy invented his myth. He is a dangerous man. A spiritually blind man guiding multitudes down into the dark prison of hell where the door will slam shut on them forever.
"THE LORD IS A JEALOUS GOD." He will not call people who serve
demons his children. We are to have "NO OTHER GODS BEFORE US."
