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Informationen fuer Teilnehmer:
Dieser Ulraub ist ein perfecter Kompromiss zwischen Rucksackwanderungen und
Busfahrten mit einem anderen Hotel jede Nacht.
Unsere Wanderungen beginnen jeden Tag nach dem Fruehstueck, wenn ein Bus uns,
zusammen mit all unserem Gepaeck, zur Stelle des geplanten Ausflug's bringt.
Dort bekommen wir dann unsere Rucksaecke und beginnen unsere Wanderung. Am
Ende des Tages werden wir wieder abgeholt und zu unserem naechsten Hotel
gebracht. Unsere Hotels sind komfortabel und eine heisse Dusche erwartet
uns jeden Abend.
Unsere Wanderungen sind zwischen 10 und 15 km lang, nicht schwierig, aber
man muss doch eine gewisse Ausdauer haben. Enthusiastische, erfahrene
Tageswanderer werden unsere Touren sehr geniessen.
Nach etwa zwei, drei Wandertagen legen wir meistens einen Tag fuer
Besichtigungen historischer und kulturellen Staetten ein, wo wir auch
traditionellen Braeuchen beiwohnen koennen, die man nicht versaeumen soll.
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"it is wrong to consider Lamaism a pacifying religion"
Tibet article makes key point
by: 2007-08-26 11:58:25
An article that stated "it is wrong to consider Lamaism a pacifying religion" has drawn a lot of attention since it appeared on the website of the China Tibet Information Center.
The article, quoting an item published in the German newspaper Die Welt on July 30, said the history of Tibet was not filled with peace.
It quoted the authors of the article, Victor Trimondi and Victoria Trimondi, as saying that Lamaism follows a strict hierarchical system that requires students to obey their master, contending that this system prevents people from developing their own personalities.
It highlighted the authors' point of view that international society has not been made aware of the violent and dark side of Lamaism because the 14th Dalai Lama and his followers have been hiding and whitewashing the facts.
Moreover, so-called "humanistic values" did not exist in the history of Old Tibet under the rule of the Dalai Lama.
Before the middle of the 20th century, Lamaist rule had integrated the church and state and enforced penalties and slavery not very different from the inquisition conducted by the Roman Catholic Church in the Middle Ages, the article quoted the two German scholars as saying.
http://en.tibet.cn/news/tin/t20070826_277071.htm
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