Gyalpo Tsering
The Tibetan Resolution
Whatever we spoke for was all for the freedom of Tibet and our main concern was for our brethren inside Tibet who are living under Chinese occupation.
Dear Brothers and Sisters
Take care and make sure that Rangzen is not killed.
Why the march matters
What we exile Tibetans can do is to strengthen our democratic foundations by exercising our rights to free expression and action.
Don’t Stop the Revolution!
Dharamshala’s hope, of course, is that if the crisis is stopped it could go back trying to negotiate with Beijing. In spite of all that has happened in Tibet our leaders completely fail to see that this will never happen.
Tomorrow’s weather will definitely be better than today’s.
He was driving in front of him an ox and a donkey laden with manure.
The Case Against Autonomy for Tibet
Article by Tsoltim N Shakabpa: One shiny day, no matter how long it takes, Tibet will be free and independent if only we continue the struggle.
I Pray
Poem by Tsoltim N Shakabpa: I cry, in sorrow, / For those who / Would give up the light
The Issue Is Independence
Independence is not only our natural and legal right — it is the express wish of the Tibetan people at large.
Until the last Tibetan
Independence is the one aspiration that can unite all Tibetans, whether inside or outside Tibet.
A Cold War in Shangri La – The CIA in Tibet
Four decades after the CIA first got involved in Tibet, Roger McCarthy looks back and sums up its outcome: “If we look at what we did to Tibet as about the best that we could do, then I say that we have failed … miserably.”
Majnu Ka Tilla Dreams
How easily we forget that / A passionately new dawn / Sinks into cloudy darkness,
Tibet Speaks
The dawn is here now / I foresee, a happy free Tibet / And our day will soon be here.
Conflicts of Duality: Call of an Exile Poet
Review of book Conflicts of Duality by Bhuchung Sonam
Tempting as it is to quote and discuss more lines from this book, I would prefer the readers make their own judgement. But the temptation itself speaks to how profound an experience the read would be. For Tibetan readers, it will be like venturing into the familiar terrain as one after another recognisable characters/images pop up every now and then.
My Country
As the purple sky kisses the horizon once again / Life retires in the warmth of the chimney fire,
After the Dalai Lama
With so much energy and spirit, perhaps the Dalai Lama can begin to accomplish in life what many fear can happen only after his death.
