I Am Like A Wounded Animal In

Up To Now My Involvement In The Tibetan Freedom Struggle Has Been Part Of My Spiritual Practice, Because The Issues Of The Survival Of The Buddha Teaching And The Freedom Of Tibet Are Very Much Related. In This Particular Struggle, There Is No Problem With Many Monks And Nuns, Including Myself, Joining.

The Many Factors Which Divide Us Are Actually Much More Superficial Than Those We Share. Despite All Of The Things That Differentiate Us - Race, Language, Religion, Gender, Wealth And So On - We Are All Equal Concerning Our Fundamental Humanity.

We May Be Different Races And Religions But We Are All Part Of The Same Human Family

We Must Generate Courage Equal To The Size Of The Difficulties We Face.

Black Power If The Motive Is Good, And There Are No Other Possibilities, Then Seen Most Deeply It [violence] Is Nonviolence, Because Its Aim Is To Help Others.