Dalai Lama: ‘More Evil in the World than expected by Lamas of Tibet’

Dominique Montoya-Johnson

July 31, 2016

Dalai Lama Interview in 1961 with theosophist Ragavhan Iyer to take into account:

“We must not expect things to happen exactly in the order that we might formulate in our own minds. He stressed that we were really at the beginning of a process that was going to take quite some time, that there was now even more evil in the world than had been expected by the wise Lamas of Tibet. When he said this, he gave me the impression that all the time the initiates with whom he was connected had to come to terms with human free-will, and could not in advance lay down any limits to the depths of human degradation in this dark age.” (Ragavhan Iyer, My Talk with the Dalai Lama, 1961)

DOMINIQUE MONTOYA-JOHNSON is a DePaul University returned student, and Religious Studies major with Graduate school plans, and has studied classic folklore and mythology (Greek, Roman, Scandinavian, Celtic and African) since a youth. As a Religious Studies scholar, philosopher and historian, engaged in Esoteric Studies, Theosophy, American History and the History of Religion in the U.S. with supplemental regional focus on Europe, Central Asia, East Asia, South Asia and Russia.

Dalai Lama: ‘More Evil in the World than expected by Lamas of Tibet’

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