The insight of Dalai Lama Teachings

The Dalai Lama Teachings proclaims that there is no creation for such thing in the world and there are no reasons for things. He also denies that the need for God is no beginning for things. In his own distorted logic he uses a lot of Buddhist terms and refers to the Primordial Buddha as the final reference of light. He worship Buddha as one of the believers in God, but in his eternal wisdom he forgets to elucidate on how the universe came about, and how man came in the world. Moreover, he also added that there is no origin for the universe and there is no origin for life, but consciousness can explain everything to him. However, the Dalai Lama knows better and he must certainly have been little insect before coming into this life and he could have seen the light that is more humble to acknowledge his creator and worship him, instead prostrating unto the statue of a stupid and blind Buddha as the Dalai Lama and his blind Buddhists do.

Dalai Lama being distorted in the mind and even more in his own soul, he rejects the necessity for God to explain creation. According to his perception, knowledge and enlightened geniuses matter to its own self and of course matter to the eternal life. This of course does not explain anything but there are a lot of important pieces that Dalai Lama Belief such as it would rather be wiser to acknowledge their ignorance and take their place among other human beings in recognizing our ignorance to ultimate questions. It would be more intelligent and more humble to acknowledge their not knowing of anything and acknowledge the mystery of the universe and our microscopic being in it. It would have been more suitable for these two idiots to acknowledge their ignorance facing our living universe and facing the phenomena of life and death, all cannot possibly exist if there were no creator and creation. It would have been more properly knowledgeable to acknowledge one’s limits, but these two incarnations of wisdoms know and others do not.

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