| There is a student in Tsongkhapa who is well-known in | | | | search for truth until he felt that that had possessed |
| Tibet as the first Dalai Lama. This man, Gendun Drup, | | | | the truth to be exposed to the readers. |
| went to a Tibetan Buddhism school. Gendun Drup was | | | | The author tells that he had discovered the three |
| from a family of traveling tribe people so his parents | | | | fantastic truth about the world. First of all, nothing |
| prepared him to grow to be a shepherd until he went | | | | occurs from nothing in this world that's why nothing |
| to the Nartang monastery at the age of seven. He | | | | can be gone forever. Our life has a repeated nature - |
| reached the success as a teachers in Tibet during his | | | | substance turns into energy while energy becomes |
| juvenile years. His most well-known work is "Sunlight | | | | substance. The second statement is, that the world is |
| on the Path to Freedom" and Dalai Lama presents in it | | | | active - changes take place and always will take |
| an explanation on the existing style of living and | | | | place. There is a lot of suffering embedded in life that's |
| explains the other way of life. | | | | why changes are not always for good. Lastly, nothing |
| Gendun Drup starts his book with the story about how | | | | takes place without a specific cause. All of human |
| he was sitting in the garden in deep meditation and had | | | | existing experiences are the results of some previous |
| made a decision that he would not finish his queries | | | | deeds. People's life is ruled by Karma and everybody |
| until he found the approach to lessen sufferings of | | | | came to the world as individuals as a result of divine |
| human race. He had spent hours and days in his quiet | | | | reincarnation. |