(Tiwanacu, Rolando Flores special envoy).- On his tour through several countries around the world, arrived in La Paz, Bolivia, the venerable Tibetan lama and monk, director of the House of Tibet in Barcelona, Thubten Wangchen, bringing with it a message of peace, but also of solidarity with the people of Tibet.
The mystical ruins of Tiwanaku were the setting for the venerable Lama Wangchen, accompanied by Lucas Choque, Cesar Calisaya (of the Council of Amautas), Mayor Octavio Choque, Julio Condori (CIAAT director), plus special guests, They will offer a waj'ta to the Pachamama in a ceremony of gratitude and peace in solidarity with the people of Tibet.
Based in Barcelona – Spain Lama Thubten Wangchen, He works as an activist and parliamentarian in exile in defense of the sovereignty of Tibet and arrived in the country while passing through Cusco. (Peru) and Mexico.
“All the rituals, colors and people, We all have to do historically with something about Tibet. It does not matter what religion one follows or what spiritual path one follows., it's not important. in life, respecting each other and sharing the meanings of spiritual knowledge, that's what's valuable, learn, harmonize and unify all religions, to work for peace and not to dominate one another”, said in the Andean ceremony.
The Tibetan Lama Wangchen is the first time to visit La Paz, Bolivia, and was amazed by the natural beauty of Lake Titicaca, the Island of the Sun and Tiwanaku. “I love it and I will return”, He told EL DIARIO.
“Peace is not just a word, peace is truly the need of this world, we have to respect mother earth, nature. Many times politicians talk about peace, but that peace of the politicians, it's just words. But we talk about peace, from our heart, in our community, our family, our nation and little by little world peace”, stated.
One by one the amautas, Lucas Choque and César Calisaya (of the Council of Amautas) They prepared the Waj'ta with all the offerings and mysteries that were then offered to the Pachamama, in a bonfire lit on the hill of the Kala Sasaya temple, in the majestic ruins of Tiwanaku.
The flames of the bonfire were lit and the amautas accompanied by the Lama Wangchen, They performed the Andean ritual asking the Andean deities, the apus and achachilas, for peace.
“Bolivians should be happy, don't complain so much about life, life is wonderful, Bolivia has mountains, has plateau, jungles, valleys have their culture, religion, languages, but above all I ask you to respect mother earth, the pachamama, “If we lose respect for nature, everything will go wrong.”, he reflected.
For tomorrow Sunday, It is planned to share a lunch at the Allkamari hotel and then a day of meditation for world peace.
On Monday at 19.30 in the Torres Premium building lounge, the venerable Tibetan lama and monk, Thubten Wangchen, will offer the conference “How to achieve happiness and peace in our daily lives”, in addition to presenting his book “Far from Tibert”.
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