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