littlelotte (
littlelotte) wrote2007-08-17 09:24 am
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Thought you all would find this interesting...
I came across this about a week ago in the
anthropologist, but nearly forgot about it until I saw it in USA Today yesterday, too (I get it delivered to my hotel room door every weekday):
Tibetan buddhas told to apply for reincarnation with the Chinese government...
http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,22183463-5005961,00.html
The new rules are "an important move to institutionalise the management of reincarnation of living Buddhas," the Xinhua news agency said.
According to the regulations, which take effect on September 1, all reincarnation applications must be submitted to religious affairs officials for approval, Xinhua said.
I can't find the USA Today article online...I probably need to be a member, or something.
Also, this restaurant is bizarre--it's half southern dialect and half midwestern, but the MP is from St. Louis originally and has some weird west-coastal "o" thing going on. I think my Oklahoma dialect is coming back a touch being surrounded by so many southerners.
Also, you know you're on the border of the south (or are waiting on someone from the south) when you go to a restaurant and they offer sweet tea, or someone at the table asks if you have sweet tea.
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Tibetan buddhas told to apply for reincarnation with the Chinese government...
http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,22183463-5005961,00.html
The new rules are "an important move to institutionalise the management of reincarnation of living Buddhas," the Xinhua news agency said.
According to the regulations, which take effect on September 1, all reincarnation applications must be submitted to religious affairs officials for approval, Xinhua said.
I can't find the USA Today article online...I probably need to be a member, or something.
Also, this restaurant is bizarre--it's half southern dialect and half midwestern, but the MP is from St. Louis originally and has some weird west-coastal "o" thing going on. I think my Oklahoma dialect is coming back a touch being surrounded by so many southerners.
Also, you know you're on the border of the south (or are waiting on someone from the south) when you go to a restaurant and they offer sweet tea, or someone at the table asks if you have sweet tea.
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thanks.
he is a pain sometimes.