Dalai Lama’s One-Day Dharma Teaching Draws 5000 Devotees Globally

The Dalai Lama led a one-day teaching session at the Tsuglagkhang monastery in Dharamshala, attended by around 5000 people from various countries. The event highlighted themes of peace, love, and compassion.

The Dalai Lama conducted a one-day teaching session at the Tsuglagkhang monastery in Dharamshala on Thursday, attracting around 5000 attendees, including Tibetans and international followers. The Main Tibetan Temple buzzed with energy as the spiritual leader addressed the crowd.

The attendees, a mix of locals and devotees from around the world, were moved by the Dalai Lama's discourse on peace, love, and compassion. The session began with Theravada monks chanting mantras, setting a serene tone for the event.

Participants expressed their joy and gratitude for being part of the gathering. Margaret Khoo from Malaysia stated she felt privileged to receive the Dalai Lama's blessings, while Singaporean organizer Koh Chee Hing highlighted the global attendance, reflecting the leader's widespread appeal. A Russian devotee remarked that attending the teaching felt like a dream come true.

(With inputs from agencies.)