The Worthiness of the Individual and Tibetan Incarnations

I once thought that my soul—because, after all, not I myself—had incarnated in Tibet 4–5 times as a monk. However, it had 12 such incarnations. To this one would also have to add incarnations as an ordinary Tibetan woman and as children who died young. I can say that I know the land and its atmosphere like the back of my hand.

There is currently a widespread belief that Tibet is the centre of world spirituality. Only the great figures of spirituality live there, already close to God simply because of the height of those mountains, while worthiness automatically flows from there to the rest of the world. Few people know that the Chinese government pays the salaries of 100 full-time Enlightened Ones residing simultaneously in many temples.

Meanwhile, Tibet is an important element in God’s programme of rehabilitation for all kinds of soldiers, commanders, kings, living gods, prostitutes and—forgive the expression—despots, addicts and tyrants who suddenly experience revelation there. They discover the extraordinary truth that somewhere far away in the world people are suffering and need to be helped.

Apart from the karma of a monk, my soul also has military karma, and… not only that. The number of visits to Tibet concerns me, because it would mean at least the same number of military incarnations, etc. And that is more than I would now like.

Sometimes, even in the street, someone appears whose soul wears the robes of a monk. Let us say that it parades around in orange and thinks that it is showing how spiritually developed it is. Underneath, however, we may notice another outfit, for example that of a municipal executioner, a soldier of some army, or even an SS man.

There is also a Tibetan method for attracting cancer to oneself and others in the future, through chanting “Om Mani Padme Hum.”

Yes, pure worthiness itself…….

Opublikowano: 05/09/2026
Autor: Sławomir Majda
Kateogrie: Buddhism – how to free yourself from it?, Mental health, Mental illness, Religions, priests, sects, idolatry, vows.

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