Different_Views,_Different_Responses

Different Views, Different Responses Different Views, Different Responses A \'No\' uttered from the deepest conviction is better than a \'Yes\' merely uttered to please, or worse, to avoid trouble. --Mohandas Gandhi The Dalai Lama feels sadness caused by the things that are brought onto his people. He sees that his people have been neglected, they were being starved to death. “I was losing control of my own people…they were being driven into barbarism…growing more determined to resort to violence…I opposed the people’s violent instincts” (108). “I could not help my people anymore; I could not control their wish to resort to violence; all my peaceful efforts so far had been failures” (118). After more and more people leave to fight with the guerillas, the Chinese were angry and complained a lot. “I was unhappy too at this turn of events” (130). “I must admit I was very near despair” (133). This was said after he had sent a mission to the guerillas and they never came back, they joined. The majority of the guerillas would not return to their homes. The people of Tibet surrounded the Norbulingka and he knew that the Chinese would fight with people, chinese, sorority, lama, tibet, things, just, dalai, felt, been, try, everything, because, very, semester, make, go, world, united, time, should, one, must, hope, going, change, work, violent, violence, trying, tibetans, situation, said