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0384 India and Tibet : vol.1
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doi: 10.20676/00000295
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I did not find the Hig
favourably than the ordi
These impressions, whic
much value, as my perso
and my borne out by the e
regarded himself a Budd
mastery in Japan, who fr
and is his most valuable wr
time since we were in Tibe
published the results of his study
had a for a few Lamas he had a
would be greatly revered th
and last Buddhism in its o
regarded him as a living Budd
had not only having a juster
qualities than the other L
particular ability, which may h
well known—his father
to Minister of Finance, a
of obstruction, and certainly
bles; even when he risked
his attention. The Head-
but not very clever, and from
informative on Buddhism.
These, however, were exce
Lamas were very disappoin
a good ex-Financial Minist
to a nun. A Lama trea
the whole' who knew no
ics of Buddhism, and had
times. The Abbot of Sak
was not allowed to marry,
man with so dissipated a pri
was was disappointing in th
The failure of the high
insufficiently theologians, f
not in the complete evolu
not titled, he considered a
ology than the Japanese c
of between, and he see