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I pray that the efforts right now focus on the Panchen Lama. I fear if the 14th Dalai Lama dies before the boy is released, any hope for Buddhism, without its corrupt Chinese influence, will be forever lost. I believe the most important urgent action should focus on the Eleventh Panchen Lama. Raquel Newberry <rockimn23@aol.com> San Ramon, CA USA - Monday, July 08, 2002 at 18:21:37 (PDT) No one has the right to suppress another. Everyone has the right to be free. Keeping making people aware. If we ignore one country's situation, this will grow and engorge the whole world. Carol <picks_no1@hotmail.com> Pomona, Queensland Australia - Wednesday, June 26, 2002 at 20:55:34 (PDT) Tibet must be free!!! Bartosz Mikołajczyk <countess@poczta .onet.pl> Lubsko, Poland - Wednesday, June 19, 2002 at 01:50:40 (PDT) When I first saw "TOWARD A FREE TIBET" I double clicked on it. When the link came up, I was amazed to see that people find the time to do things for other countries. It's fantastic! Jennifer <wik_chick88@hotmail.com> Brisbane, QLD Australia - Sunday, May 12, 2002 at 12:51:26 (PDT) All I can think is "FREE TIBET." People out there, I personally thank you very much for the strong support towards Tibet and the Tibetan people. We Tibetans really appreciate your kind help and support towards TIBET.... Once again millions, billions, and zillions of thanks to Layne for creating this cool website. FREE TIBET NOW! Tenzin Dolkar Barok <tendoll@yahoo.com> San Diego, CA USA - Tuesday, May 07, 2002 at 22:24:37 (PDT) Our school program is based on dharma as its title states. We at SDHS refuse to sit idly by and watch Tibet suffer under the oppression of the PRC. While we realize that we are a very, very small organization, it is our responsibility as global citizens, Buddhists, and human beings (all one in the same) to take a proactive stand against PRC for their violation of human rights and respect of Tibet's sovereignty and its people's right to self-determination. It is an uphill struggle, indeed, but we at SDHS have joined the growing numbers who support Tibetans. This experience also fosters a profound sensitivity and compassion within us for all sentient beings who suffer. Chas LeRoy <satoridharma@mail2hawaii.com> Honolulu, HI USA - Thursday, April 18, 2002 at 13:41:09 (PDT) I have nothing but respect for the Tibetan people and their culture and sympathy for their plight. I hope we, the people of planet Earth, can soon muster the courage and wisdom to galvanise the political will to reverse injustices such as the occupation of Tibet SOON. I call upon the reasonable government of China to listen to the hearts and minds of most of the civilised world, and do the right and just thing. There is no loss of face to be had in this, only face to be gained. Philip Stoyanovich <Majestik66@hotmail.com> Melbourne, VIC Australia - Sunday, March 31, 2002 at 03:20:02 (PST) "Never, never, never quit." -Winston Churchill Erin Cole <erincole@hotmail.com> Calgary, Canada - Monday, March 11, 2002 at 14:23:52 (PST) I support Tibet completely and I despise the Chinese colonization of the country. I feel especially supportive toward Tibet because I am Jewish, and what the Chinese have done since 1959 is no different than what Adolf Hitler's Nazi Germany did to 6.5 million Jews along with 5.5 million other people. David Sperling <PaulaDJSPER> New Hartford, NY USA - Sunday, March 03, 2002 at 14:35:30 (PST) Hi, We are a non-profit organization with an art school in Tibet. Projectguggenheim: http://www.activetalk.com/pg/Tibet/TibetFlash.htm. Thanks, Antoni Antoni <aansarov@mediaone.net> Cambridge, MA USA - Tuesday, February 19, 2002 at 23:06:25 (PST) Free Tibet, baby! We often take what we have for granted. Help others! Callie<acallie14@hotmail.com> somewhere, AL USA - Monday, February 18, 2002 at 21:13:58 (PST) I am a U.S. Vietnam veteran and would like to work with you toward a free Tibet. Also I am looking for a cute Tibetan wife. timothy joseph blair <tim-blair@webtv.net> Seattle, WA USA - Friday, February 08, 2002 at 10:39:08 (PST) New Age, Light Age, Love Age. Free Tibet, Free the Humans, Free the Earth. Peace for All. Moreno Dias <morenodiasd@hotmail.com> Săo Paulo, SP Brasil - Tuesday, January 22, 2002 at 08:32:42 (PST) Great to know there are all of us like-minded people out there. Our thoughts are bound to make a difference. Love and peace. Free Tibet! John Pollock <john.pollock@whsmithnet.co.uk> Selkirk, Scotland - Saturday, January 05, 2002 at 14:54:50 (PST) If we keep our sight high to the lofty peaks we can one day be there again. om mani padme hum. peace bunny <meditate@peaceful.co.uk> Manchester, UK - Wednesday, December 26, 2001 at 14:03:07 (PST) We may have changed physically, but we have not forgetten our past. We walk among you and our duty and mission in this life is to serve, love, honour and protect his holiness. Dniel <dniel45@hotmail.com> USA - Sunday, December 02, 2001 at 11:00:10 (PST) what china is doing to tibet is no different than what hitler did to the jews. and we stand by looking as the killing still gos on, never stopping day in day out. this is a genocide. what is one to tell their children? if you don't stand for something you will fall for anything. do you think we are free - if it can happen to them it can happen to you. don't fool yourself - it is a very thin thread for us all. god bless the dalai lama and the panchen lama and all people who want to be free. (china should not host any games - they don't respect anyone or anything.) zoe <zoe_414@yahoo.com> burleson, tx USA - Friday, November 30, 2001 at 15:23:17 (PST) Hello, it is now 2.00 a.m. I am a bit tipsy. I thank you very much for your support for Tibet. May you have have health, wealth, and happiness. This is all I can wish for you. Thank you for the support. Tenzing Kunga <kunga@tibetanherbs.com> Somerville, MA USA - Wednesday, November 28, 2001 at 22:30:32 (PST) My best wishes for you! Irmintraut <irmintraut.beweis@hawker.invensys.com> Vienna, Austria - Tuesday, November 27, 2001 at 05:35:55 (PST) Transylvanian Hungarian Sándor Körösi Csoma, known as the father of Tibetan studies in the West, gained European recognition for his compilation of an English-Tibetan dictionary. Originally destined for Eastern Turkestan (Xinjiang), he set out for Eastern Turkestan after his Tibetan sojourn, but died of malaria in 1842. Sándor Körösi Csoma's homeland of Transylvania has been experiencing a persecution of ethnic Hungarians that has paralleled that of the Tibetan people by the hands of the Chinese. For more information see web site listed below. Free Tibet! Free Transylvania! R. Varga USA - Saturday, November 24, 2001 at 20:19:14 (PST) I couldn't believe it. When I found out about Tibet and the devastating injustices and oppression that is being forced upon the Tibetan people I was shocked. It was four years ago. I was 20 years old. The only thing I knew about Tibet was that some celebrities - mostly Richard Gere - were big supporters of whatever was going on with Tibet. I guess I had heard about the Dalia Lama on tv. I first started to open up to Tibet when I heard that the Tibetan religion believed in reincarnation, which was an idea that I loved and was fascinated by and pretty much believed, even being raised Catholic. So when I heard that Martin Scorscese had made a movie about Tibet called Kundun I went to see it. It was pretty but very slow, but I struggled through and watched the whole thing. Then when I was in college I saw a poster saying that a Tibetan Monk would be speaking. I went and was eager, for I thought that he would be speaking about the religion and reincarnation. But when I got there and heard this very old Tibetan Monk speak of his 50 year imprisonment and the torture that he experienced and witnessed at the hands of the Chinese, my chest filled with rage. And when I heard this old monk speak in his Tibetan tongue and being translated by a middle-aged Asian man my eyes filled with tears. He loved them - these Chinese that tortured him. He prayed for them. He knew that they couldn't break his spirit, what he had within. They could never take that away from him. His inner peace. His faith. His Love. They couldn't torture that out of him. And as he described his life and his imprisonment, I was horrified. He was describing Tibetan nuns being raped and molested with cattle prongs. And this was happening as I was alive. In My Lifetime people were being tortured and killed for simply believing in a different religion. Here I was raised on Television and Christmas Trees in America. And here I was to believe that the greatest and the latest travesties against humanity were the Holocaust and the enslavement of Africans 100 years ago. I thought the current rascism in America, the death penalty, or world hunger were the worst things in the world - but people were and are being tortured and raped - people of a holy nature, religious people, peaceful people - being imprisoned and tortured for very long periods of time. What right did the Chinese have to come in and wipe out an entire people, culture, religion, and language? And to go even further - imprison the keepers of this Tibetan religion - torturing them, trying to break their spirits. Then I found out later when expressing my anger toward the Chinese government to a friend, that the Chinese government is allowing huge corporations to come into the Tibetan lands and set up slave shops or sweatshops and communities. I was horrified to find out that American companies were doing business with the Chinese government - let alone setting up slave shops to make stuff for America. I made my friend write down a list of all companies that had these sweatshops and procceeded to boycott. He laughed and said that I wasn't much of a consumer to begin with. It was true that I had never bought any clothes from the Gap or any of those other places, but I cerainly wasn't ever going to now. And then I found out that both the parties, Democrats and Republicans, support doing business with the Chinese. The only difference is in how it is said. SO, last election I sought out the only candidate that was vocally even addressing this injustice and I voted for him, and if he runs again I'll vote for him again. Ralph Nader. Hopefully there will be peace again in Tibet. I don't know how it will happen, but I pray for it. God will figure a way to get it done. Maybe the Chinese president will grow some love in his heart and free Tibet. Now I tell people about Tibet whenever I can. I tell them about the terrible injustice going on over there. I pray for it all. Tibetan awareness is rising, and hopefully Tibet will be saved by this growing awareness. Sonny<DionBs@aol.com> Boston, MA USA - Friday, November 23, 2001 at 22:12:52 (PST) I have no words, only tears! I have no comment, only one dream: that people so full of wisdom can once again live in peace with their culture and country. Thanks for all your daily teaching. P.S. Do you think that it could be possible to have email correspondence with one of you out there? simone veglia <patzsim@libero.it> torino, italy - Saturday, November 17, 2001 at 07:39:56 (PST) Let us hope that with the current and visable war with Afghanistan, that we do not turn our backs on the issues with China. It may indeed be to their benefit if we are not focused on and watching their human rights abuses in Tibet. Jane USA - Tuesday, October 30, 2001 at 04:35:06 (PST) Together, we are stronger than any government or institution, and as individuals, merely strong enough to speak and dream. I am very interested in forming a group to do some nonviolent protesting and/or street performances ... perhaps a benefit concert with "local" talent. If anyone has suggestions or thoughts, write me. Thank the powers that be for a forum like this. It's nice to reach like-minded people - visionaries. Namaste! Kela :) Kela <dragonfly603@hotmail.com> Spokane, WA USA - Monday, August 20, 2001 at 12:56:41 (PDT) Kudos! Finally a site for people with the desire to make a difference! Please continue your efforts - we will succeed our goal one day! Namaste! Kela <dragonfly603@hotmail.com> Spokane, WA USA - Monday, August 20, 2001 at 12:37:04 (PDT) Boycott Beijing 2008 Olympics. China does not respect human rights. Tell The International Olympic Committee your feelings about Tibet at www.solidarity@olympic.org Jor <jor@pandora.be> BE - Saturday, August 11, 2001 at 01:18:43 (PDT) SPREAD THE WORD...FREE TIBET Angie <angelina_610@hotmail.com> MI USA - Friday, August 10, 2001 at 10:35:49 (PDT) It is a travesty to see such a beautiful culture be quelled by a misguided superpower. I hope everyone holds compassion for the Chinese but at the same times works diligently towards freeing Tibet and letting it flourish. Greg Shea <gshea@cisunix.unh.edu> Durham, NH USA - Friday, August 10, 2001 at 10:22:14 (PDT) I liked your web title " Toward a free Tibet," but I really do not understand what it suggests in your commentary "regaining autonomy." Was Tibet autonomous or independant and is there a difference? Sherab Sherab Gyaltsen Karutshang <karutshang@bluewin.ch> Jona, SG Switzerland - Wednesday, August 08, 2001 at 11:28:44 (PDT) Hi, I am writing a 4000 word research paper to earn an international high school diploma. I have chosen to do mine on Tibet and the problems the country now faces with the Chinese government. I would love to have more information, so if anyone has good web pages or books to suggest, please email me and let me know. It would make my paper so much better! Thanks. Maggie <mag_90@hotmail.com> Rochester, NY USA - Tuesday, July 31, 2001 at 05:38:36 (PDT) My idea is to start a campaign to boycott Chinese products. Many electronics used in western countries are made in China. We, western people, are participating in Chinese economic development by buying these products. Let's start to identify the products made in China and the companies who make them and tell the companies we will not buy the products anymore until China frees Tibet. Let Chinese officials know that people aren't buying Chinese until Tibet is free. People from the around the world can help the Tibetan people. Jorge Ribeiro Jor <jor@pandora.be> USA - Tuesday, July 31, 2001 at 00:25:40 (PDT) WHERE CAN I GET SOME SAVE TIBET BUMPER STICKERS? Chris vonRathmann <zenma@pacbell.net> Encinitas, CA USA - Saturday, July 21, 2001 at 17:14:01 (PDT) I would like to volunteer some of my free time working towards Free Tibet. My credentials: I graduated in April, 2001 with honors in Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Please write with ideas. Dolma Tsering Lama <dlama39@hotmail.com> Takoma Park, MD USA - Tuesday, July 17, 2001 at 21:54:24 (PDT) I was fortunate enough to visit Tibet last summer. It was an amazing trip. We were very excited about going, but had some reservations about how a trip to Tibet may support the Chinese government. This we did not want to do. I am glad we went. The experience really was amazing, and it really opened my eyes to how Tibet and its people have suffered under the Chinese. I hope that some day Tibetans all over the world will be able to travel freely to their ancestral home, free from Chinese control and subjugation. I am sorry the world's governments have been so silent. AW Anthony Warn <aww9@columbia.edu> New York, NY USA - Tuesday, July 17, 2001 at 18:41:59 (PDT) Let these people live in peace as they once did. Grahame<Income9@hotmail.com> Indiana, Pa. USA - Thursday, July 12, 2001 at 10:44:37 (PDT) Please, if you are a teacher or a role model of any kind, PLEASE open your students' eyes to the need for compassion and the need for ACTION. Passively feeling bad for the lost rights of Tibetans helps little. Please be active in stirring the emotions of others so there is a wider, broader voice in support of human rights. Write letters, boycott "Made in China" products, etc. Act! Thank you so much. Barbara AZ USA - Monday, June 25, 2001 at 20:29:36 (PDT) Greetings. With all the problems Tibet has had over the years with the invasion from China and all the ongoing problems since then, think of this, nothing happens for nothing, this is a test for all, but in the end it is how one thinks and acts that counts. In the long haul good will always overpower evil. China is no diffrent today; they are hounding their own people just for doing chi gong, etc. So remember the words of the Lamas, what you do in this life, will affect your next one, so walk the path of the Warrior and fear nothing. Karlo Kinzett <kinzett@ihug.com.au> Windang, N.S.W. Australia - Saturday, June 23, 2001 at 22:15:28 (PDT) I really don't know much about the situation, but any repressed culture that is not allowed to grow in its own way and at its own speed faces a tangled and disturbed future, both for the culture as a whole and for the individuals. Ears and eyes must be opened! Matthew William Smith <smit182@yahoo.com> Chesterfield, Derbyshire UK - Wednesday, June 20, 2001 at 11:46:28 (PDT) I pray for the freedom of Tibet and her people. It is the spirit of people like you and those who have posted messages on this site that one day will bring us all to rejoice in the fruition of the dream. Free Tibet. Petra Singh <Singh_petra@hotmail.com> Melbourne, Victoria Australia - Tuesday, June 19, 2001 at 23:47:47 (PDT) I became involved with the Tibet Vigil about two years ago. We are a group of people who meet every Wednesday outside the Chinese Embassy 6-8pm. We will continue until Tibet is free. We also do special vigils. Our next one is a 30 hour vigil for Ngawang Sangdrol. To any Tibetan who reads this, Tashi Dellak. China, China, China, out, out, out. Jane Osborn - Tibet Vigil London <Janeo44@hotmail.com> London U.K. - Saturday, May 26, 2001 at 03:04:41 (PDT) I absolutely admire and love the Tibetan people. They are the most tolerant people I have ever seen! Their culture and traditions do not deserve to be destroyed in this manner by the Chinese government! I pray for Tibet, and I am sure that the Tibetan people WILL be rewarded for their patience! neha phukan Dubai, UAE - Tuesday, May 15, 2001 at 11:49:13 (PDT) I think it is great that this website is here to educate people on the terible things happening in Tibet! So many people don't know of the hardship the Tibeten people have been through. Thanks for being here. Laura Smith <laurasmi@together.net> Haverhill, NH USA - Tuesday, May 15, 2001 at 09:55:26 (PDT) I am 16 years old and have only recently become aware of Tibet's struggle for freedom against China. It worries me why nothing has or can be done about this. The Tibetans are a peaceful people. If you know little about this situation a good introduction is the movie "Seven Years in Tibet." I encourage everyone to spread the word and help Free Tibet. Rosie Jackson <rosiejacko@yahoo.com> Hobart, TAS Australia - Sunday, May 13, 2001 at 04:07:47 (PDT) I believe it is the duty of the United Nations to hear Tibet's claim to independance. There is no excuse for the UN to not even give Tibet an audiance. Howard Mauck <snuh1@hotmail.com> Roswell, NM USA - Wednesday, April 11, 2001 at 07:41:41 (PDT) All those who signed, please write to their respective governments. Something has to happen, or Tibet will be lost to the Chinese forever. There are more Chinese in Tibet than Tibetans. Mila <milamandap@hotmail.com> Redwood City, CA USA - Sunday, March 18, 2001 at 19:35:41 (PST) The Chinese government has sickened me with their murder and other various forms of human rights abuses in Tibet and elsewhere. The Tibetan philosophy has provided me with the clearest path to understanding and transforming the mind. The Chinese goal is to bring this culture to extinction. Michael Elsmore <michael_elsmore@yahoo.com> Duluth, GA USA - Wednesday, March 07, 2001 at 09:35:44 (PST) I am very concerned about what is happening in Tibet. I admire the Tibetan people for their strength, and I wonder why the Canadian government has not done anything to stop or even discourage what is going on. I hope to start a chapter of Students For A Free Tibet in my school. Samantha Grabinsky <rainbowdull@gurlmail.com> Calgary, AB Canada - Wednesday, February 28, 2001 at 20:05:32 (PST) Thukje chey (thank you) for this lovely site. Keep up the good work. "FREE TIBET!" Tashi Delek. Sonam Tashi <sonamt@yahoo.com> New Delhi, Delhi India - Tuesday, February 13, 2001 at 23:26:29 (PST) I am so amazed at what Tibet has given the world, yet there are those who try to silence the people of Tibet. Tibet should be free and if everyone could just see that, perhaps the world could be a better place for all groups of people. In my College English class, we have to choose a country to research, and then create a website for it. By May, I will have what I hope will be a place anyone can go to and learn about th greatness that is Tibet. The URL will be http://www.louisville.edu/~anhens02. Feel free to check it out. Amberee Hensley <amberee00@hotmail.com> Louisville, Ky USA - Sunday, January 28, 2001 at 16:51:22 (PST) if any one country is going to make a difference to the future of the human race, it is Tibet. the world needs Tibet, and what it, as a free country, has to offer the world. david dorrington <bcfinnhistory@hotmail.com> richmond, bc, canada - Tuesday, January 16, 2001 at 14:42:38 (PST) We all have to fight for a free Tibet! Free Tibet! johann <johannkreteronline@gmx.net> berin, germany - Wednesday, December 27, 2000 at 08:47:41 (PST) Björgum TíbeT! Free Tibet! Peace! tinni <geimgengill@hotmail.com> Reykjavík, Iceland - Wednesday, December 20, 2000 at 20:39:26 (PST) Thanks For The Tibet Site! Maddie. K. <Pancake_13@msn.com> USA - Monday, December 04, 2000 at 16:27:43 (PST) Thanks for the great site! Cast a vote for freedom in Tibet by experiencing our delicious Save Tibet Three Jewels tea. It's certified organic, purchased in a fair and equitable manner, and 15 cents per package goes to support Tibetan environmental and aid projects. Visit our web site listed below to learn more.... April Pojman <apojman@thanksgivingcoffee.com> Ft. Bragg, CA USA - Thursday, November 30, 2000 at 10:56:48 (PST) I pray for freedom of Tibet! I pray for love and light for our whole world. Christina <kuanilight@yahoo.com> Port Charlotte, FL USA - Tuesday, November 28, 2000 at 21:38:11 (PST) With my best wishes: Freedom for Tibet. Miguel Angel Hernández <miaher@hotmail.com> Madrid, Spain - Tuesday, November 21, 2000 at 06:25:51 (PST) Peace is to be hoped for, freedom must be fought for, and life is to be lived. If the Prime Mover is listening, please help these people soon. Jay <jaydowd@earthlink.net> Lincoln Park, NJ USA - Monday, November 13, 2000 at 15:11:33 (PST) Like a lot of people, I did not know a lot about the things that were occuring in Tibet as I was growing up. The more I learned, the more I knew I had to help somehow. Visiting Dharamsala, meeting, as well as proudly becoming friends with, Tibeten refugees in India, made my love for Tibet grow even stronger. Tibet needs to be free and once again become its own country. It will be a slow struggle, but it is one that needs to be fought. However, we must fight, not with hatred, but with peace and love. Ivy Santos <ivy_santos@hotmail.com> Sydney, NSW Australia - Saturday, October 28, 2000 at 22:34:05 (PDT) In a world of uncertainty, racism, and hate, we must embrace the Golden Days and remember the Good intentions of the Ancients. Hold to these principles, striving for perfection, love, and harmony within our lives. Making decisions to correct the mistakes from poor advice will help to build a brighter future for all people of ethnic origin. Being committed to positive advancement, taking steps to ensure our success can only be done by direct communication. CFJS <CarlottaFJS@cs.com> Washington, DC USA - Thursday, October 26, 2000 at 17:14:10 (PDT) I pray that one day all around the world that the oppressed will become free, the persecuted will become vindicated, and the ignorant will become wise. This can only happen if we STOP HATING each other! Tibet will only be free when China learns tolerence. It will be a long trip yet. Kim <kimogutu@hotmail.com> Windsor, Ont. Canada - Wednesday, October 25, 2000 at 18:00:09 (PDT) I am continually amazed and grateful for the incredible entries in this guestbook! I will be adding a bulletin board soon to this site; I have downloaded the files from YABB and will soon be putting up the pages. I hope some of you who have given so much in words and heart here in the guestbook will return to participate from time to time on the board. There is no end to the concern, love, and energy expressed in the notes posted here. Blessings to you all and to the land and people of Tibet. May human rights and freedom of spirit prevail over all our planet. -Layne Layne, your host on this site <freetibet@whiteowlweb.com> In November 2001 I'll be in Redding, CA USA - Tuesday, October 24, 2000 at 17:29:20 (PDT) People must be more aware of the violations of human rights in Tibet. We must all remember that doing nothing is consent to the atrocities being committed against the Tibetan people. We must be more active and courageous in doing something for a free TIbet. Thank you. Khandro Susan Recto <SusanRecto@aol.com> San Diego, CA USA - Monday, October 23, 2000 at 03:07:19 (PDT) A couple of days ago I bought a T-shirt by designer Migmar Tsering who has his own Free Tibet brand. At that time I didn´t know very much about the Free Tibet campaign. I bought the shirt because I thought it looked cool; that was the only reason. I wore it tonight, and I suddenly realized that I did not know ANYTHING about Tibet and what my T-shirt actually said. I felt so embarrassed, I went home and I ended up in front of my computer. And here I´ve been for the last four hours reading about the campaign, the people of Tibet, and their culture. I will continue supporting the campaign from now on, and I will most definitely wear my T-shirt with pride. When people ask me about it, I will from now on be able to speak up and spread the word. FREE TIBET! Johanna <johod@hotmail.com> Sweden - Saturday, October 21, 2000 at 18:45:50 (PDT) I love Tibet, and as a Chinese-American, the situation in Tibet makes me ashamed to be Chinese. I hope that Tibet will be free. Braham Chiu NY, NY USA - Friday, October 20, 2000 at 10:30:15 (PDT) We must remember we are all interconnected and that for every action there is an equal reaction. All the pain and negitive energy we give out comes back to us in return. It deeply hurts me to hear of the pain in Tibet, and I pray that one day Tibet can be free and that the people of this world can unite and make a positive influence on our world. Sasha east lansing , mi USA - Sunday, October 15, 2000 at 13:34:19 (PDT) **Cheers to all responsible for this wonderful site. Not often you get rewarded, but we all know what your efforts have brought us. I, on behalf on all the users of this site, who missed thanking you in the past for your wonderful work, would like to Thank you and promise that we will never forget you when we gain our independence. *Cheers* to all the Supporters of Tibet. You are our hope. Don't give up, Please. Tenzin Wangdu. <ktwang@mailcity.com> St.Andrews, Scotland, U.K. - Wednesday, October 04, 2000 at 08:05:15 (PDT) Hi to all brave and honest hardworking people of Tibet. Don't feel alone -- all right-minded persons are there with you in the just cause you are fighting for. Bravo! I will always be right next to you. Ashok Ashok <anupamashokkumar@yahoo.com> Dehradun, UP INDIA - Friday, September 22, 2000 at 15:01:38 (PDT) I'm a French exchange student. I know that the Tibetan people need to have their own country; they are not Chinese. So, with my band, Sharclo's Rage, we support this action with our music. Vive Sharclo's Rage, Free Tibet! Sharclodo <damien@istar.ca> edmonton, alberta canada - Thursday, September 21, 2000 at 14:04:26 (PDT) I thank you Layne for opening this wonderful web page on Tibet. It was such an inspiring experience to go through the notes that have been put in by different people who really care about Tibet. I thank you all for your kind concern. Free Tibet! Bho gyal lo!! Looking forward to seeing you all in Free Tibet soon. We welcome all our dear and near ones to Tibet -- the time will come to return Tibet. Tsering Namgyal <tsenam2000@yahoo.com> New York City, NY USA - Tuesday, September 19, 2000 at 16:24:34 (PDT) Hi. Thanks to all of you who supported my becoming a Buddhist. I greatly appreciate it and hope others will follow. We are all trying to do all we can to bring His Holiness home to Tibet. XOXOXOXO!! shynowa <suga5_2001@yahoo.com> AZ USA - Saturday, September 16, 2000 at 14:32:29 (PDT) Of course, there is no question as to the rightful owners of the Land of Snows! Get China out now! FREE TIBET!! ann bolch <timwells@fhills.net.au> emerald, victoria australia - Saturday, September 09, 2000 at 19:38:30 (PDT) I simply wanted to sign the guestbook with an apology. It seems our government, as well as the rest of the free world, still has great lengths to travel before Tibet accrues any help (military or otherwise) from Western sources. China continues to take advantage of its permanent U.N. membership, and uses this as solice against any agression. The presence of so much hope in this situation is a true tribute to human enlightenment. Mandala <circledeaemeth@hotmail.com > Tahoe City , Ca USA - Wednesday, August 30, 2000 at 09:16:58 (PDT) what a wonderful discovery is this guestbook! please visit the Bay Area Friends of Tibet website: http://www.friends-of-tibet.org. for more info on Tibet, support activities in the SF Bay area, and how you can help in the struggle. this is one of the most up-to-date Tibet support websites. most importantly, check out the Take Action page for urgent actions ... because every single e-mail, fax, and letter counts. the World Bank victory proves it. Tashi Delek! Jamie Delman <bafot@friends-of-tibet.org> Berkeley, CA USA - Friday, August 25, 2000 at 22:09:03 (PDT) For other information concerning Tibet, please feel free to use our Tibetan Website Directory. Over 1000 links and growing. Everything you need to further understand Tibet. Gavin <gav-all@tkd.att.ne.jp> Japan - Tuesday, August 15, 2000 at 19:57:25 (PDT) I am taking courses for the summer at Penn State University. I have to give a persuasive speech and a persuasive essay, so I chose one on "Free Tibet." I want to convince people to make a difference and help in the efforts to free Tibet. If there are any suggestions or ideas, please email me. I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks! melissa <ooyolanda@aol.com> manalapan, nj USA - Saturday, July 22, 2000 at 10:54:34 (PDT) i like tibet Nam castlevania, ca USA - Friday, July 21, 2000 at 06:57:10 (PDT) I originally came to this site because I was researching for an assignment. What I found was a little more than I expected. Actually, a lot more. I never expected so many visitors into this site, I must have thought not a lot of people knew about Tibet. This site has proven me wrong. Keep up the good work with this site. Ben C <bingtin@yahoo.com> Sydney, NSW Australia - Friday, June 23, 2000 at 03:10:27 (PDT) Thank you very much for your Thoughts for FREE TIBET.Please Do continue your Support for Free Tibet ... Thank you again! Tenzin Rongjong Namkha <tenlhaurg@yahoo.com> Minneapolis, MN USA - Wednesday, June 14, 2000 at 10:04:30 (PDT) Thank you very much for your thoughts and actions for a FREE TIBET. Please do continue your support for a Free Tibet!Thank you again! Tenzin Rongjong Namkha <tenlhaurg@yahoo.com> Minneapolis, Mn USA - Wednesday, June 14, 2000 at 10:03:45 (PDT) Dear people, the only thing that I know about Tibet is from the author Henry Sibil Hoskin (T. Lobsang Rampa) or what I see on TV news. I root for Tibet and I sympathize very much for its culture. I think it is sad the way it is being dominated. This efforts on the internet and other ways can be useful to make people know about this civilization. I think your work is very well done, and I am full of hopes that works like this can bring Tibet to us not as a mere Chinese province but as a beuatiful and splendourous culture which can enrichen the occidental civilizations. My best wishes from this Brazilian! Jairo (Sao Paulo) Jairo Augusto Dos Santos <jairoad@lineabox.com> Sao Paulo, SP BR - Saturday, June 10, 2000 at 12:30:28 (PDT) You are a wonderful person Layne. Keep up the great work and never stop loving the way you do! Randy Wentzel <randy@roadglue.com> Santa Rosa, CA USA - Thursday, June 08, 2000 at 16:39:32 (PDT) free tibet! that's all there is to it. look to the facts, see what's true, release this humble people. Gavin Richmond <richgd28@aol.com> Renton, WA USA - Wednesday, June 07, 2000 at 20:06:21 (PDT) An excellent site. Any Australians interested in the Free Tibet movement, please get involved. Walk in the City to Surf Fun Run carrying Free Tibet slogans. Please email freetibet@start.com.au for details. Keep up the great work. Jordan <freetibet@start.com.au> SYDNEY, NSW AUSTRALIA - Monday, June 05, 2000 at 20:36:59 (PDT) let's hope and pray to see the freedom and peace be restored to the Tibetan people. jason dylan connor <jaedub74@hotmail.com> miami, fl USA - Thursday, May 18, 2000 at 22:00:45 (PDT) ** truth beyond prejudice ** David A. Johnston <Hatrackman@Yahoo.com> Mostly western Canada, Canada - Monday, May 08, 2000 at 13:02:16 (PDT) A fantastic site with links to excellent 'free Tibet' sites, I really wish that tibet would eventually achieve independence through your wonderful efforts as well as all the other 'free Tibet' organisations. Thank you for your site which allows me to get all Tibet info from one site. Great job, keep it up!! Ma Zixuan <zionma@hotmail.com> Singapore, SG Singapore - Monday, May 08, 2000 at 04:41:10 (PDT) Thank you for a place to express our thoughts on the beautiful and hardy people of Tibet. My son is on a 3 month bike tour, by himself, of Lhasa, Mt. Kailaish, and heaven knows where, probably base camp at Everest. I'm thankful for China to give him a visa, but I'm not hearing from him for 2 weeks...and he is a tall blonde. I pray every minute that he is having the time of his life and will be back, safe. I know he'll stay at any monastery that will let him. Blessings to all, Maggie Maggie <zmaggiez@hotmail.com> Aurora, Co USA - Sunday, May 07, 2000 at 16:41:33 (PDT) i love tibet tashi yuntan Lhasa, Tibet - Sunday, May 07, 2000 at 04:48:15 (PDT) Hi Layne, I'm a German Roman Catholic priest living in Italy and have a great love for the Free Tibet peaceful fight. Nice to see how wonderful you involved yourself in this. Great poetry! God bless you! Jörg don Jörg <dsjorg@yahoo.it> Pariana, Italy - Wednesday, May 03, 2000 at 12:19:19 (PDT) Tashi Delek! I am just exploring the web for the first time and found this site. Maybe I will make a poetry site for Tibetan poets...Po Rangzen. Denise Denise Lassaw Paljor <dpaljor@xyz.net> USA - Sunday, April 16, 2000 at 17:58:28 (PDT) Hi, Mom! You're amazing! I love you and your dedication to the Tibetan people. Good Work! Sending love, light, and blessings... Rain. Rain <gratefulrain@excite.com> USA - Thursday, April 13, 2000 at 23:14:24 (PDT) Absolutely splendid. Keep up the good work. And if you have time check out my site. I have got quite a collection of old photographs of Tibet. Check them out under the heading TIBET IN IMAGES on my homepage. Tenzin Choda <rotw@hotmail.com> St. Andrews, Scotland - Thursday, April 13, 2000 at 21:15:09 (PDT) Hi layne, hats off to you for making people around the world aware through this wonderful website of the sufferings of six million Tibetans in their own country from Communist China! Thank you very much for this well done job! Sangay Rabten <sangayrabten@hotmail.com> New Haven, CT. USA - Saturday, April 01, 2000 at 12:27:07 (PST) I am very glad that you put up this site. Thank you for all the support toward Tibet. Please tell this site to your friends so they can support for us! Thank you again and keep it up!! Love, Tsedol Tsedol <Sweet_angi@hotmail.com> Madison, WI USA - Saturday, March 25, 2000 at 19:39:51 (PST) I think it's outstanding that people are aware of the tragic situation in Tibet, and are trying their best in supporting the freedom of Tibet. Meg Ramore <meg_ramore@hotmail.com> On Canada - Wednesday, March 22, 2000 at 18:48:24 (PST) Welcome to the "new" Toward a Free Tibet Guestbook! I have divided my original Guestbook into two, so now "Tibet" has its own book. I hope you enjoy the new format. Thank you all for your inspiring messages! Blessings and Peace, Layne Layne (DrenKar), Your Host <layne@whiteowlweb.com> Santa Rosa, CA USA - Thursday, March 16, 2000 at 14:46:44 (PST) What a great site! Thanks for your support, and please visit my personal site and make a link if you could. Let me know when you make a link so I can link back to you. Thanks again. Nudup Dorjee <webmaster@tibetsearch.com> New York, NY USA - Sunday, March 12, 2000 at 12:24:37 (PST) In summer 1989 I spoke with friends of mine about the wall in our homeland. I believed that I would see the fall of the wall within my lifetime, maybe in 2020. Most of them called me too optimistic. Even after the fall of the wall (Nov. 1989) in January 1990, when I was in Leipzig, nobody dared to say that Germany would be reunified within the next decade. The political problems that remained to be solved seemed too big. Actually, German reunification came ten months later. I really hope and pray that the same unexpected chance will happen for the Tibetan people. Jan Marc Nottelmann <jmnottel@xg7.so-net.ne.jp> Tokyo, Japan - Thursday, March 02, 2000 at 08:43:15 (PST) I was very glad to see your web site, via Phil Borges. I continue my support for the plight of freedom for the Tibetan people. When I addressed their issue to a U.N. official at an Intl. peace conference in Scotland last October, the reply was: "Continue to keep their voices heard, do not give up the fight, continue to keep their struggle in the forefront. Do not be discouraged. Remember Nelson Mandela, his example is an inspiration to us all." Blessings of peace & good health to all the peaceful warriors. Tashi Delek! Veronica Martain-Haverbeck <ecole_v@earthlink.net> Newbury Park, CA USA - Tuesday, February 29, 2000 at 22:04:07 (PST) start it today and tommorow is free mike sheridan col, USA - Monday, February 28, 2000 at 08:14:21 (PST) Your site is very good, and an inspiration. I visited Tibet in 1986 and was shocked at what a saw, and how brutally the Tibetan people had suffered under Chinese occupation. I have publsihed my article in Flame at http://www.flamemag.dircon.co.uk/tibet.htm. Many thanks and keep up the good work for Tibet ! Seán Mac Mathúna, Co-editor, Flame Seán Mac Mathúna <flamemag@dircon.co.uk> Lodnon, UK - Sunday, February 13, 2000 at 15:25:19 (PST) Wonderful site. I appreciate your efforts and cause. Tiffany Ramon Shepherd, MI USA - Monday, February 07, 2000 at 06:56:05 (PST) We support the Dalai Lama in seeking to free Tibet from occupation by the Chinese government and peoples, and restoration of the Tibetan people's traditional right to independence of religion and livelihood. Jeanne Wolf <elvenwood@whro.net> Portsmouth, VA USA - Tuesday, February 01, 2000 at 05:40:35 (PST) I have been following the Free Tibet movement for some time, and I just wanted to say that I love the website. The work that people do everyday for the Free Tibet movement is inspiring, and it is people like you that inspire me to know that I can make a difference and help in creating a world where Tibet rules itself, and the Dalai Lama is returned to Lhasa. Olivia Douglas <Vidalia715@aol.com> Madison, MS USA - Thursday, January 27, 2000 at 07:56:50 (PST) Loving kindness to you! Jessica Harnett <jessica_harnett@intuit.com> san diego, ca USA - Monday, January 17, 2000 at 17:55:19 (PST) Hi, I love your site. Ferruccio Ferruccio Cavallin <cavafe@tin.it> Vicenza, Italy - Thursday, December 02, 1999 at 03:13:29 (PST) Edison H.S. has just gotten involved. Please give us some tips and/or good web-sites! Thank you. D.P.R. Keila Benefield Keila Benefield <parotgrl1.aol.com> fresno, ca USA - Friday, November 26, 1999 at 09:48:12 (PST) I think that you have a beautiful web site, and I think that it depicts the Tibetan Cause very nicely. Thank you. Sincerely, Shivdeep Shivdeep Dhaliwal <odzer@usa.net> Chandigarh, UT India - Wednesday, November 03, 1999 at 23:45:36 (PST) Greetings from Sydney! Nice site...keep up the good work! Regards...Marty Marty <aminsane@tig.com.au> Sydney, Australia - Saturday, August 21, 1999 at 21:13:58 (PDT) Layne, the more that I know about you, the more I am delighted and thrilled. You have a soft, strong, hip heart that spans many avenues over many universes: serving, creating, inspiring and healing. Thank you for your bountiful offerings! - Justin Justin Pomeroy <lifegate@earthlink.net> Chicago, IL USA - Wednesday, August 18, 1999 at 22:22:56 (PDT) Great Site! Thanks! Jane <janets@aol.com> U.S.A. - Friday, July 30, 1999 at 00:27:52 (PDT) Nice site. It's good to see awarenes raising for the plight of the Tibetans. Following the passing of his father, Kalu Tulku is now being raised at Mirik monastery by Shangpa Kagyu lineage holder Bokar Rinpoche. Best wishes, David Kelly David Kelly <davidkelly@iname.com> London, UK - Thursday, July 08, 1999 at 14:27:15 (PDT) Layne, it's still such a small world. Not seen in 20 years but still magically in touch. Rinpoche, Lama Lodro, and you living just blocks from very dear friends from Anaheim of 30 plus years! Coincidence? Not with what we know about the Sun, Moon and Rising Signs. Love always, John John Rutherford <jrutherf@netcom.ca> Burnaby, BC Canada - Thursday, July 01, 1999 at 12:52:05 (PDT) Chenrayzee brought tears to my eyes. Maybe there's hope for me too. Thank you, Layne. Denny White <drwhite@prodigy.net> Biloxi, MS USA - Monday, June 14, 1999 at 16:39:42 (PDT) Hi Layne. My name is Tsering dolkar. I am 13 years old Tibetan girl. I really like your poems, especially on Tibet. Free Tibet Campaign and Free Tibet web ring were great.Thank you for supporting Tibet. Tsering Dolkar <Tdolkar@aol.com> Chicago, IL USA - Wednesday, May 05, 1999 at 16:21:48 (PDT) Great site, Layne! I plan to share this site with my 7th grade students as we study Tibet in social studies. Thanks for sharing the information. Caz Badynee <cabad@mail.tir.com> Livonia, MI USA - Friday, April 30, 1999 at 19:07:21 (PDT) Nice site Layne, and so are you. I can see the love you put into it. SPRING, new life for everyone. Peace and Love, Ed. Ed McConnell <edmc@concentric.net> Des Moines, IA USA - Monday, April 19, 1999 at 12:30:42 (PDT) Great page, very informative. This is definitely a link I will be adding to my webpage. Keep it up, and thank you for bringing this important cultural problem to the eyes of many people who know little about or how to help this situation. Ryan Burghard <saintste@aol.com> bowling green, oh USA - Wednesday, April 07, 1999 at 18:26:00 (PDT) Tashi Delek Layne, I would like to thank you on behalf of all Tibetans around the world for your sincere support for the cause of freeing Tibet. Once again thank you and may peace prevail on earth. Karma Tsering Lama <lamak@krypton.mankato.msus.edu> Mankato, MN 56001, USA - Tuesday, March 30, 1999 at 21:38:30 (PST) a free tibet is a free world.... paulette <Blonduh1@aol.com> USA - Monday, January 18, 1999 at 08:48:57 (PST) It's 1999! I wish all my guests and fellow travelers a peaceful, love-filled, abundant 1999. I would like to thank all who have signed the Guestbook in the past and those who will visit and sign this year. I appreciate so much the warm, encouraging, uplifting words shared here. May good things occur for Tibet and the Tibetan people, and all those on this earth desiring and working for freedom, human rights, and justice in their own countries. May we see much evolution on our planet this year, the end of the millenium and the beginning of the new. -Layne Layne <layne@sonic.net> Santa Rosa, CA USA - Wednesday, January 13, 1999 at 18:53:36 (PST) Once I was a bird, flying high in clear blue sky. But they caged me; in the air I cannot fly. FREE TIBET! Jan Boeykens <Boeykens.J@daikin.be> Ostende, Belgium - Tuesday, January 05, 1999 at 13:38:30 (PST) Tibetans are being treated harshly by the Chinese government. Most US officials don't have the willingness to fight. Maybe if we gave them money they would. Remember our government only acts if it's cost effective. What a MOCKERY of democracy. Mark Baisley <lojong@aol.com> Englewood, NJ USA - Friday, December 04, 1998 at 21:08:56 (PST) ~~GrEeTiNgS oF PeAcE~~ Tashi Delek.... We have a mutual strong love and devotion for Lama Kalu. I am happy to have found your webpage. Please come and visit mine when you have some time. Thank you for putting such a positive site onto the www~~ *Sharing *Tolerance *Love *Peace *Joy *Unity *Diversity *Compassion *Action *Life* ~~HaNd 2 HaNd & HeArT 2 HeArT~~PeAcE iS PoSsIbLe~~WiTh LoVe~~Ladybear~ *Ladybear~ <ladybear@snowcrest.net> Mt Shasta, CA USA - Wednesday, November 04, 1998 at 18:50:23 (PST) Wonderfully informative site, Layne! Thank you for helping to spread the word about human rights abuses in Tibet. Let's keep up the campaign! My site is still under construction, but, if you have time, please drop in at "Touching Tibet," my friend! May All Beings Be Happy... Laughing Sky <laughingsky@hotmail.com> TN USA - Wednesday, November 04, 1998 at 05:59:18 (PST) "If we have no peace, it is because we have forgotten that we belong with each other" (Mother Teresa). It looks as if China won't find any peace until Tibet is set free. I also believe: we people of the world should understand that in saving Tibet we don't only save a culture and race of people, but we save ourselves. In this we will instill some dignity that humanity has somehow lost. Evan Wischik <evane@prodigy.net> Princeton, NJ USA - Monday, November 02, 1998 at 21:41:49 (PST) I attended the Freedom Concert this past summer. My husband and I also were present on the West Lawn the Monday following the concert. I am horrified that, to date, still nothing is being done to help the people of Tibet. More and more industries are going to be entering China - so be aware and protest!!! China does not deserve to receive any American money. FREE TIBET!! Kimberly Moyer <Kimba19@AOL.com> Allentown, PA USA - Monday, October 26, 1998 at 10:59:10 (PST) This web sight is the best! FREE TIBET!!!! Amanda Gross <moon1105@aol.com> Holliston, MA USA - Monday, October 12, 1998 at 15:04:43 (PDT) Hoping for that day.... Maybe if we scream high enough even the non-hearing country of China will hear us!!!! Christian Walfridsson <emc66@hotmail> Stockholm, Sweden - Wednesday, October 07, 1998 at 13:13:20 (PDT) Layne, Hurrying along, found you here, passing by between full moons and honey, beautiful as ever, warmed my heart. Let's take a train into Bombay. Talk to me.... Aloha, Richard Richard Spiegel <honeybee@ilhawaii.net> Honokaa, HI USA - Monday, October 05, 1998 at 22:00:37 (PDT) Great job! Keep up the good work and peace to all. Blessed Be! DeAnna DeAnna Holloway <HOLLOWAY.PDN@worldnet.att.net> Alvin, TX USA - Sunday, October 04, 1998 at 09:43:53 (PDT) Layne ! I appreciate for your kind of support for the awareness of Tibet. It's really your work for justice. Thanks. Trinley Trinley <Trinleyd@hotmail.com> Bangkok, Thailand - Friday, October 02, 1998 at 07:12:13 (PDT) Thank YOU for this VERY IMPORTANT WORK you are doing. Keep the great work up. Angels' blessings upon you. Sterling Peace Ekgrata Sterling McVay <zuvuya@hotmail.com> Atlanta, GA USA - Wednesday, September 23, 1998 at 13:47:50 (PDT) I just want to commend you on: 1) Doing a great job on the site, & 2) Being involved! Peace and Free Tibet! Dee Dee <freedom81@xoommail.com> Stony Plain, AB Canada - Monday, September 07, 1998 at 00:14:49 (PDT) I´m really pleased to find your web-site, and I would like to ask you about some information about the freedom fight of Tibet. I feel truly that I have to do someting and I decided to do it from right now on. Please send something.... Michél Michél Wolfgang Thomasius <mthomasius@hotmail.com> Asunción, Paraguay - Tuesday, August 18, 1998 at 21:16:11 (PDT) Thank you for all the Tibet links. I was able to find a great deal of information with them. Cherity <cher_if@yahoo.com> Cragsmoor, NY USA - Sunday, August 09, 1998 at 21:05:48 (PDT) Good web site fighting for a good cause.... Goose <Goose87@hotmail.com> Vancouver, BC Canada - Saturday, July 25, 1998 at 21:15:40 (PDT) Your words do touch! Bina Trivedi <bina@indocean.com> Mumbai, India - Friday, July 24, 1998 at 03:30:05 (PDT) A great way to inform a lot of people world-wide about the plight of the Tibetan people. Trin <trin4@hotmail.com> Sydney, NSNSW Australia - Friday, July 24, 1998 at 01:18:03 (PDT) A tiny piece of Tibetan culture will always be with us if good acts such as this site prevail -- Bravo to you! Trev Lucas <sacalt@mpx.com.au> Sydney, NSW Australia - Friday, July 17, 1998 at 20:54:30 (PDT) I think this great site will make more people aware of the situation in Tibet. Keep up the good work! Anne Řkland Bryne, Norway - Sunday, July 12, 1998 at 03:35:38 (PDT) I hereby give my full support to the people of Tibet and the struggle for a free country. Sveinung Řkland <sveinung1@hotmail.com> Bryne, Norway - Sunday, July 12, 1998 at 03:21:45 (PDT) I feel very strongly about this cause after reading more about it. I found this site very informative and will now make more of an effort to help in the fight for Tibet's freedom any way I can in the future. Tanya Coffey <tanya@cybatron.com.au> Melbourne, Vic Australia - Friday, July 10, 1998 at 23:51:59 (PDT) I loved the poetry; as a poet myself, I can tell you that it is very original. With websites like this, people can get more informed about the terrible crimes going on in Tibet. Maybe someday the wonderful country of Tibet will be free at last. Keep up the good work! Francisco José Valdés <mova@guate.net> Guatemala, Guatemala - Monday, July 06, 1998 at 16:08:06 (PDT) Thanx for creating such an intersting place on the web ... I am enjoying my visit. I am trying to visit sites which are supporting the Free Tibet initiative on the web, and I am finding a large, diverse, and bright bunch of people to meet along this electronic path. I liked your poetry very much. I'll return from time to time to visit other places in your site. Keep up the good work ... Polaris Polaris <monfam@istar.ca> Vancouver, BC CANADA - Friday, July 03, 1998 at 15:42:55 (PDT) This morning I got an email telling me about the World Tibet Day. As a first reaction I was looking for more information on the web and soon arrived at your site. I will integrate a link into my own homepage to spread the word. Thanks a lot for your work. Till next time, greetings to all of you, Love & Light, Werner Wei Werner M. Weidensdorfer <WernerWei@aol.com> Waltrop, Germany - Saturday, June 27, 1998 at 01:58:33 (PDT) I watched the National Tibet Day on C-Span and I was horrified about what is going on there. WW2 all over again -- this is a genocide and the world needs to understand this. I would like to get involved with this movement but I don't know how. Could you please help me get involved? Laura James <Jamesgang@iquest.net> Carmel, IN USA - Thursday, June 18, 1998 at 18:57:44 (PDT) Lovely site. Very interesting selection of information. I like the layout. Yours till Tibet is free, Andrew Andrew Saunders <EB706960@NTU.AC.UK> Nottingham, UK - Thursday, June 04, 1998 at 06:58:20 (PDT) Right on Layne! Fight for everyone's right in life. Your words are inspiring and will some day hopefully help end the horrors in the once peaceful Tibet. J.R. Mononen <juniorfunk@hotmail.com> Cambridge, Ontario Canada - Monday, May 25, 1998 at 20:02:25 (PDT) I planned a five minute visit and stayed, happily, for thirty. This is wonderful! As an editor of a literary magazine (In the Grove) myself, I am always seeking good poets for publication. Perhaps you would send me a few poems from your forthcoming book? And, as a supporter of Tibetan freedom (and a regular contributor to the Milarepa Fund), I was happy to see visibility for the issue. Regards, Lee Herrick Lee Herrick <lherrick@earthlink.net> Fresno, CA USA - Monday, May 11, 1998 at 18:33:23 (PDT) I, on behalf of all Tibetans around the world, would like to thank you for your sincere effort in helping to make people aware of what's going on in Tibet and for working for Free Tibet. Thank you once again. Karma Lama Karma Lama <karma.lama@mankato.msus.edu> Mankato, MN USA - Monday, April 27, 1998 at 19:06:26 (PDT) TIBET WILL BE FREE BECAUSE ALL TIBETANS ARE A PEACEFUL PEOPLE. PAOLO PASQUINI <amnat67@yahoo.com> TORRITA DI SIENA, IT ITALY - Thursday, April 23, 1998 at 02:26:55 (PDT) Tibet deserves BETTER treatment! Plus Beastie Boys are []D [] []\/[] []D! (as in good) Jimmy <JimPePe19@aol.com> Las Vegas, NV USA - Thursday, April 16, 1998 at 13:38:17 (PDT) A great source of information -- FREE TIBET! Steven Cornell <space.aviator@bigfot.com> Prescott, AZ USA - Wednesday, April 15, 1998 at 17:09:35 (PDT) Not much to say except Tibet is portrayed very well in the movie "7 years in Tibet." I liked it very much and it gives me an understanding of the situation in Tibet. Prayers and wishes to you all. -Mark Mark Travis <mtravis@knightnet.creighton.edu> Omaha, NE USA - Monday, April 13, 1998 at 13:47:45 (PDT) I appreciate all the work you have put into Tibet. If only a few people become aware of the situation in Tibet because of your site, then you have made a difference. Brandon Elkins-Barkley <Sr LeBlanc@aol.com> Nashville, TN USA - Friday, April 10, 1998 at 20:12:47 (PDT) We must be ready for a crash in Wall Street. Perhaps this will bring a change in policy and the liberation of Tibet. Carlos Fernandez <cubaconspiracy@webtv.net> Miami, Fl. USA - Monday, April 06, 1998 at 06:10:39 (PDT) Hey, great page. Believe it or not, I am using your site for part of my term paper. Thank you for having such great resources on such a hush-hush topic! Emily Nester <little_firefly@juno.com> Scarborough, ME USA - Sunday, March 22, 1998 at 07:44:04 (PST) Keep up the good work. Tibet should be free. The leaf of the Tree of Life is for the healing of the nations. Soon come, Freedom. God is God! In peace, bless you, bless us all. -Brother Walter and Michael Reverend Sam <iamm@iamm.com> Cambridge, ON Canada - Wednesday, March 18, 1998 at 14:41:32 (PST) Working for a free Tibet! <Eilonwy187@aol.com> USA - Saturday, March 14, 1998 at 13:23:48 (PST) A beautiful site! Thank you for all your information about this very worthy cause, and how I might help. I hope to learn more! Jennifer Corrales <jencorrales@hotmail.com> Red Deer, AB Canada - Thursday, March 12, 1998 at 11:05:40 (PST) Thank you for your work on Tibet and for listing our Canada Tibet Committee site. Enlightened design, Layne! -Graham Peat, Visual Education, Canada Tibet Committee Graham Peat <gxp@netcom.ca> Vancouver, BC Canada - Tuesday, March 03, 1998 at 00:43:22 (PST) Beautiful page layout. This is the first time to visit this site from Ethiopia. Please can you tell me if there is anyone else from Tibet in Ethiopia? Thanks. -Tashi Tashi T Rubling <sos.vttc@telecom.net.et> Addis Ababa, Ethiopia - Tuesday, February 24, 1998 at 08:22:41 (PST) I am a sophmore at a hick high school. I am used to people saying "What the hell is Tibet?" It's nice to see this and know that I am not alone in caring for this cause. Thank you. Gina Douglas O'Fallon, MO USA - Wednesday, February 04, 1998 at 15:03:00 (PST) Your poetry is so beautiful. I found your poems when I was doing a web page on the Occupation of Tibet for a school project and I just happened onto the non-Tibet poems. I just wanted to tell you that I loved them.... Sally <ravenangel@mailexcite.com> Dover, DE USA - Wednesday, December 24, 1997 at 17:47:08 (PST) I am very happy that you remember my teacher Kalu Rinpoche, that this blessing is present in all being. Karma Lodro Sengue Buenos Aires, Argentina - Sunday, December 14, 1997 at 16:15:15 (PST) You are a real inspiration! Beautiful web pages, and the ones on Tibet are a real treasure. Thanks for all of your hard work. I love your poetry and would like to join efforts. Yana Murphy <yana@there.net> El Cerrito, CA USA - Wednesday, December 10, 1997 at 22:27:07 (PST) Quite a page you have there, Layne! I was really impressed by the commitment and effort your work shows. Thank you very much for your support. Tashi Delek. Tenzin Palkyi Amherst, MA USA - Tuesday, December 02, 1997 at 12:36:09 (PST) You have put together a great page on this cause. Thank you for bringing awareness to Tibet's problems. Jason Taylor <jason-t-taylor@uiowa.edu> Iowa City, IA USA - Friday, November 14, 1997 at 07:45:00 (PST) Hi Layne, this is Lenny from Zero City. Stumbled across your page. Nice stuff. Great cause. Lenny DellaRocca <quackin@cynetfl.com> Delray Beach, FL USA - Thursday, November 13, 1997 at 21:51:09 (PST) Layne.... I do compliment you on your section on Tibet. I am an avid Tibetan relief worker.... To see your section on the problem that persists in Tibet is a relief. To think that people over here are actually starting to open their eyes and are standing up for the peaceful inhabitants of Tibet.... I have witnessed first hand the persecution the Chinese people have done to the locals...quite appalling. Hats off to you and your page. N8 Budansew <budansew@golden.net> London, Ontario Canada - Wednesday, November 05, 1997 at 15:46:40 (PST) Very nice page and thank you for your support for a Free Tibet. Sherab Lhatsang <sherab.lhatsang@legis.state.wi.us> Madison, WI USA - Tuesday, November 04, 1997 at 08:56:34 (PST) Free Tibet! Free Taiwan! Support free speech! Fight for human rights! Why doesn't the American government treat China the same as Cuba? I'll tell you why. Because of the vast business interests the US has in China. BD <BD1@hotmail.com> Reykjavík, Iceland - Monday, October 06, 1997 at 16:06:42 (PDT) Hi Layne. This is the first time I'm surfing on your wonderful site. bbs. : ) Yeti <gangteng@hotmail.com> Switzerland - Saturday, October 04, 1997 at 17:02:36 (PDT) That is so sick what they're doing in Tibet. I guess the red scare's not really over. I am never buying anything that was made in China again. Thanks for the awareness. :-) Kevin J. Carr <vcarr@bellsouth.net> Montgomery, AL USA - Tuesday, September 16, 1997 at 15:49:56 (PDT) It would be just as nice to know you and James are here now if we had met on other paths. Much love and continued suucess to you both.... I keep learning the things I say I already know! Nice work and thanks to you and James for ALL the special ways you both render Love! Breath, Peace, Will William Koeppen <wkoeppen@cusa.canon.com> Irvine, CA USA - Thursday, July 31, 1997 at 09:58:06 (PDT) Tashe delay to you Layne! I will create a link to your site from mine. You have created a helpful and easy resource of Tibetan links. The more of us there are sharing resources and spreading the word to help keep Tibet alive the better! sue hutton - rhea's obsession <rhea@better.net> Toronto, ON Canada - Wednesday, July 16, 1997 at 21:39:58 (PDT) Alohas from Kona! And don't forget to IRC! Dhammajorn <erawan@ilhawaii.net> Capt. Cook, HI USA - Saturday, June 14, 1997 at 00:17:10 (PDT) Layne is quite incredible, indeed. Jhampa Shaneman <jhampas@island.net> Duncan, BC Canada - Friday, May 23, 1997 at 08:31:34 (PDT) Way to go, Layne! I feel every bit works for a free Tibet and final justice. Your site is a useful and a blessed place of Tibetan support. I am a junior in high school and believe strongly in this cause. FREE TIBET! Jennifer Minish Port Townsend, WA USA - Tuesday, May 20, 1997 at 14:04:31 (PDT) I was researching Tibet and its struggle with China. I like what I read. It gives me more insight on the conflict. I also like poetry a lot. I guess that I am a romantic at heart. Thanks for the info. I'll visit this site again. Kristin Joy Daly City, CA USA - Friday, May 09, 1997 at 13:12:58 (PDT) We are very proud of your poetry and your writings. Keep up the good work. Dad and Pat <> Redding, CA USA - Monday, April 21, 1997 at 13:22:56 (PDT) I'm having fun reading your work. So far, I haven't read all, but the Tibet poem "Vigil" caught me. I can read that over and over. Andrew Knight <eidson@foothill.net> Rocklin, CA USA - Thursday, April 17, 1997 at 12:12:15 (PDT) Hi Layne. Just popped in from the Humans list to re-read "Vigil," and I'm sure I'll do so again. Thanks for caring about Tibet and inspiring others to do so too. Suzanne Tomassi <tomassi@sask.usask.ca> Saskatoon, SK Canada - Thursday, March 20, 1997 at 14:33:33 (PST) What a great page Layne! I had to put "Vigil" on my wall, and I must have read it tens of times...it's wonderful! Let's keep up the spirit and unchain Tibet! Jenny K <jkovalai@kirahvi.joensuu.fi> Finland - Sunday, March 16, 1997 at 04:40:32 (PST) Here we go! Looking forward to good words, thoughts, feelings, wishes, and work for Tibet and Tibetan people everywhere. It is such a joy to launch this guestbook. May peace and freedom soon grace this land. Layne, site author and designer <editor@whiteowlweb.com> Santa Rosa, CA USA - Saturday, February 22, 1997 at 13:30:00 (PST)  tibet@whiteowlweb.com Toward a Free Tibet | White Owl Web | Poetry Room This excellent, self-contained, easily customizable script and guestbook was created by Matt Wright of Matt's Scripts Archive. Thank you so much, Matt! |