Lama, Dalai creator text cb Mexico Editorial Diana 1990 This edition published in 1991 monographic eng

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381 pages : illustrations ; 21 cm "Libertad en el exilio" is the autobiography of the 14th Dalai Lama, Tenzin Gyatso. In the book, he tells the story of his life—from being chosen as the spiritual leader of Tibet as a child, to fleeing into exile in 1959 after the Chinese invasion. Living in India, he works to preserve Tibetan culture and fight for his people's rights through peace and nonviolence. He criticizes the Chinese government's actions in Tibet but promotes compassion and dialogue. In 1989, he receives the Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts. The book highlights his values of peace, forgiveness, and the struggle for freedom. Autobiografia del Dalai Lama Hope and Resilience in Exile Cultural Survival Compassion and Forgiveness Nonviolence and Peace Human Rights and Freedom Spiritual Leadership BQ5115.S63 B89 294.3923 FISKH 251020 20251020082321.0 8766 eng