--- In [email protected], Anthony Wu <wuasg@...> wrote:
>
> The media in East Asia is not so developed and powerful as in the
West, so the reaction of people to the ethical problems of the spirit
leaders is not so obvious. > On the other hand, people here often
listen to rumor about that kind of information, and all kinds of
reaction result, including anger, amusement and disillusion. >
Therefore we have to rely on the media in the West to find out what will
be the outcome of that kind of behavior that affects the future of zen
and Tantra. > An example is that Dalai Lama was informed about the
misbehavior of some of the Tantric leaders in the west, and was annoyed
by that, telling his followers to 'expose those leaders in the media by
name openly'. I was not aware of this. In your knowledge/judgment,
were these Tantric teachers unethical only or did they break the law as
well? Thanks, ED While in the region where he lives, such kind of
information seems to be lacking, though there is a big Tibetan community
residing around him in Dharamsala in India. > Anthony
