Unmistaken Child Page #5
This.
Hand drum.
Now your hand drum.
Which one?
Not this one... this.
- Which one?
- This.
Ask him. Is this the one?
It is.
- He said it is.
- I see, that's good.
- Which one, this?
- Yes.
- This one?
- No.
Yes.
Thank you. What is your name?
Your name?
Don't go.
Lama Zopa Rinpoche got
a good impression
to His Holiness the Dalai Lama.
In order to make very precious,
he wants the Dalai Lama to announce,
Dalai Lama to recognize.
So that's why Rinpoche has already
sent the name to Dalai Lama.
To check.
Both Rinpoches said,
even though he stays in family
for the moment, keep clean.
Keep clean... like that.
So today is one of the
shaking days for my life.
I want to go to Grandma Lhamo.
So this is the letter.
It was sealed by His Holiness.
"the devoted Lama Zopa Rinpoche,
"on behalf of his monasteries.
"To check the reincarnation candidate
"of the late Lama Konchog
"Accordingly,
"Therefore, with a comfortable mind
and very good divination,
"as the reincarnation
of Gen Lama Konchog.
"Dalai Lama, Tenzin Gyatso,
"a monk of the Shakyamuni tradition.
"17th December 2005."
So, this is it.
His Holiness wants to see him,
so we must be ready.
Sit still.
Sit still and it won't hurt.
Don't cut my hair. Don't cut.
Don't move, OK?
I want to wash my head.
You are not allowing me
to wash, Big Uncle.
Ani's shirt got dirty, didn't it?
Your shirt is not dirty.
Don't move your head. Don't cry.
More water.
Wait a moment, OK?
Wait, we will wet it.
Catch with your hands.
Catch the hair with your hands.
It's falling on the ground.
My eyes are burning.
I will wipe your eyes. OK?
Aren't you a good boy?
Don't cut. Wash.
Are your eyes burning?
Don't cut, don't.
OK, nearly finished.
Wait. Don't cut.
Don't cut. - Wait.
Wait, wait.
It's almost done... almost.
Come to Uncle.
I want to go.
Where do you want to go?
Does it burn?
Don't you want to shave
Shave the rest. Then when Grandma
arrives, you'll be clean shaven.
We will quietly shave in the tent.
Quietly in the tent.
- Welcome.
- He looks very fresh and clean.
In reality we must begin
by contemplating the teachings:
Consider whether it is possible
to become a Buddha
who is free from faults
and full of perfect virtues.
In general, liberation,
including the highest virtue
of omniscience, is a possibility.
When you recite:
"In orderyou are not aspiring
to become a Buddha
or to have happiness,
with a selfish motive.
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