Dalai lama turns 90: The Dalai Lama, the highest religion guru of Tibet, has turned 90 on Sunday (July 6, 2025). On the eve of his birthday, he reiterated the importance of attaining compassion, harmony and peace of mind like an ordinary Buddhist monk. The Dalai Lama said that although they do not attend birthday celebrations, they appreciate them if they are used to join philanthropic initiatives.
Dalai Lama’s message on 90th birthday
The Tibetan Dharma Guru said, “On the occasion of my 90th birthday, I understand that well -wishers and friends are gathering for the ceremony at many places including Tibetan communities. I particularly appreciate the fact that many of you are using this opportunity to involve this opportunity to include the importance of compassion, harmony and philanthropic.”
90th Birthday Message
On the Occination of My 90th Birthday, I Undrstand that Well-Wishers and Friends in many places, Including Tibetan Communities, are gathered for celebrations. I particularly appreciate the fact that many of you using the occasion to engage in… pic.twitter.com/bfwjaz18bo
– dalai lama (@dalailama) July 5, 2025
‘I am an ordinary Buddhist monk’
He said that I am an ordinary Buddhist monk. Although you are organizing programs focused on my birthday, so I want to share some ideas. It is important to work for physical development, but by becoming a good and philanthropist, it is important to focus on attaining peace of mind not only towards loved ones, but also to everyone. Through this you will contribute to making the world a better place.
The Tibetan Dharma Guru said that as far as I am concerned, I will continue to focus on my commitments to draw attention to the ancient Indian knowledge and Tibetan culture and heritage, which explains human values, mind and feelings, which explains the functioning of mind and emotions, which has great ability to contribute to the world through emphasis on peace and compassion.
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