チベット密教は羊質虎皮

羊質虎皮（ようしつこひ）. 実質（中身）はヒツジで、トラの皮をかぶったもの。見た目は素晴らしいが、実際は質が悪いことのたとえ。見かけ倒し。

借りてきた虎・・・
http://sassasa1234.seesaa.net/article/100343181.html

の補足ですかね？（ｗ

まあ日本ではほとんど報道されてないようですし、ネットでもあまり情報が無いので、ほとんどの人は何故虎なのかは理解できなくて当たり前なんですよね。（ｗ

そもそもの、きっかけはこの頃（２００４年）かな・・・（ｗ

His Holiness the Dalai Lama’s Birthday Celebrated in New York

New York, 5 July: They were on subway trains from Queens and Brooklyn. They were on cars and trains from Connecticut and other parts of upstate New York. Some of them had journeyed the day before on the cheap China Town buses from Boston and Washington, D.C. Others had journeyed from Pennsylvania and Minnesota.

As they headed toward Manhattan's Armenian Church, their colorful chubas (Tibetan National Dress) and traditional hats attracted curious looks from fellow travelers and holiday-makers, who tried to guess their nationality and but did not venture a question.

Even the lone Tibetan layman from Florida was on the New York subway train that morning, having come all the way to take part in the famous New York celebration of His Holiness the Dalai Lama's birthday.

Armenian Church, the favorite venue of Tibetan events in New York, is just 15 minutes of brisk walk from the United Nations headquarters, where three Tibetans had nearly starved themselves to death two months ago to demand justice for their countrymen in Tibet.

http://www.tibet.net/en/flash/2004/0704/050704_1.html

アルメニア・コネクション。（ｗ

それと問題がこのチベットの民族衣装のCHUBA（チューバ）なんですね。

ごく近年までチベットでは豹や虎の毛皮でできたチューバが高級とされ庶民の憧れのアイテムだったんですね。
もっとも昔は位の高いチベット密教の高僧だけに許された「権力の印」的なアイテムでもあったわけです。豹や虎の皮でできたチューバは。（ｗ
それが徐々に庶民の間にも広がって行ったと・・・（ｗ

そして昔からチベットでは犯罪組織（密猟組織、暴力団）が坊主どもと結託して毛皮のブラックマーケットが形成されてたんですね。（ｗ　
勿論麻薬マーケットもです。（爆ｗ
どこの国も坊主なんてもんはろくなモンじゃないわけですよ。（爆ｗ

で、

上記のアルメニア教会でのダライラマの誕生日イベントに
自慢げにリアル虎や豹の皮のチューバを着てきたアフォな
チベットの方々がダライラマ支持者の動物愛護団体の
連中の目にふれてしまって非常にマズ～な雰囲気に
なってしまったわけです。（爆ｗ

で案の定、動物アイゴ～な方々が

「何じゃこりゃ～！

おまいら殺生はご法度だったんじゃね～のか！」

・・・と騒ぎ出し大問題になってしまったんですね。（爆ｗ

大勢のリベラル系ダライラマ支持者の方々がふぁっびょんされちゃったわけです。（ｗ

例えばこのような方々・・・

��誇らしげに虎の皮でできたチューバを披露されてるチベットの方々の写真あり）
http://www.savethetigerfund.org/AM/Template.cfm?Section=CATT_Media_Kit

この手の写真がダライラマ支持者や動物アイゴーな方がたの間に広がり大問題に発展し、ダライラマさん本人が豹や虎の皮を使用するなとチベットの方がたに呼びかける事態にまで発展しちゃったんですね。（ｗ

コレも誰かさんがチベットの伝統衣装のチューバじゃなくて
必死に安物のチベティーを売りさばいてる理由の一つかも。（爆ｗ


今のダライラマは無防備マンの大役を無難にこなされてますが

本来チベット仏教の原点はチベット密教でありヨガであり

オウム真理教同様、カルト

だった事をお忘れなく。
裏では未だにタントリックなエロイことやあんなイクナイこともやってますよ。（爆ｗ


それはそうと民主党は永久なんたら以外に空中浮揚の研究にも金を出されてたような・・・（爆ｗ

チベット密教に関しては成瀬さんが詳しいと思われ。（ｗ



ワシントンポストの記事

Tiger-Skin Market in Tibet Flourishing
By GAVIN RABINOWITZ
The Associated Press
Wednesday, September 27, 2006; 8:03 PM
NEW DELHI -- Environmentalists accused India and China in a stinging indictment Wednesday of doing almost nothing to stem the rapid decline of tigers in the wild, saying the big cats will likely vanish completely within a few years without government intervention.
Trade in poached Indian tigers is flourishing across the border in Chinese-controlled Tibet, where organized crime groups sell them for use in traditional medicines, ceremonial clothing and as souvenirs, according to two environmental agencies, which secretly photographed the trade.
In this handout photo released Thursday, Sept 27, 2006 by the Wildlife Protection Society of India and Environmental Investigation Agency, a participant clad in tiger and leopard skins looks on with an enforcement officer at Litang Horse Festival in Chinese-controlled-Tibet, Aug. 2006. The tiger population of India will vanish within a handful of years, environmentalists warned Wednesday in a stinging indictment of the governments of India and China whom they hold responsible for the rapid decline in the big cat population. Markets for tiger skins and other pelts are flourishing in Chinese-controlled Tibet a year after they were first exposed, said representatives of two environmental agencies who secretly filmed the trade there. (AP Photo/ Wildlife Protection Society of India and Environmental Investigation Agency, HO) (AP)
Photos shown at a news conference Wednesday showed dozens of tiger and leopard skins openly on sale, while in others, Chinese police officers laughed and posed with people wearing clothing made of tiger skins.
The groups _ the Wildlife Protection Society of India and the Environmental Investigation Agency, a nonprofit British-based group _ accused the Indian and Chinese governments of failing to stop the trade.
"In China, the police have decided to turn a blind eye to the slaughter of tigers in India," despite tough laws against trading in endangered animals, said Belinda Wright, director of the Wildlife Protection Society of India.
She said India has not put together an effective force to combat poaching after 12 years of talking about it. "It is the politics in India that is killing the tiger, the petty agendas and personal rivalries," she said.
Kalpana Balkhiwala, a spokeswoman for the Indian Ministry of Environment and Forests, which is responsible for tiger conservation, said the ministry had no comment on the report. Chinese officials could not be immediately reached for comment.
Both governments have received copies of the report, Wright said.
Last year, Indian officials were forced to acknowledge that poachers had wiped out every tiger in one of India's premier reserves, and that Indian wildlife officials had long exaggerated the number of tigers across the country.
But despite a loud public and official outcry, Wright said tiger protection has not improved.
The U.S. National Fish and Wildlife Foundation's Save the Tiger Fund estimates there are 3,000 to 5,000 tigers currently left in the world, said Judy Mills, director of the fund's Campaign Against Tiger Trafficking.
However, conservationists believe official estimates of tigers in the wild are grossly exaggerated and that the true figure may be closer to 2,000 _ or as little as several hundred.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/09/27/AR2006092700748.html