Dalai Lama hopes to live beyond 130 years

The old Dalai Lama declared that he hoped to live until he was older than 130 years of age, saying he would be reincarne on his death.

Tibetan Buddhist spiritual leader was talking during a ceremony held by his followers to pray for his long life before his 90th birthday on Sunday.

Dalai Lama told Reuters to be 110 years old in December.

Dalai Lama said to hundreds of followers gathered in the North Indian Hill town Dharamshala, where he lived after a failed uprising in 1959 after a failed uprising against the Chinese administration in 1959, Dalai Lama said.

“We have lost our country and we live in exile in India, but I was able to provide a lot of benefits. So I live in Dharamshala, referring to Buddha’s teachings, referring to Buddha’s teachings.

Beijing sees Dalai Lama as a separatist and insisted that his leaders would have to approve his successor as a legacy from the imperial Times.

Dalai Lama said that he would be reincarne in the “Free World”, and this week his authority to recognize his reincarnation to his followers is that only the non -profit -free institution Gaden Phodrang Trust.