Did The Dalai Lama Really Want To Share That?

Posted by denissemarie under Public Relations
From http://prverdict.com 392 days ago

The PR Verdict: “D” for the Dalai Lama keeping the mystique alive of a spiritual leader. Accessibility and everyday observations while making him approachable inevitably distract from solemnity and gravitas.

Who Voted for this Story

Top BizSugar Users

This week's most active BizSugar users. Join Them!

Comments

Written by elainerogers
387 days ago

Interesting take on his interview. I am not well informed on the Dalai Lama therefore cannot comment whether he did himself any favours doing that interview. Sometimes though, a personal account of something helps to build trust amongst followers/fans/advocates and it can help spread the message that we are all, indeed, human :)

- 0 +

Written by HeatherStone
391 days ago

Oops! I don't agree, and usually I do. I'll tell you why: the Dalai Lama, rather than some lofty high holy type has always, throughout history, been a down to earth person. The spiritual beliefs he holds run contrary to "gravitas", and the idea of honesty, forthrightness, and accessibility, for him, has always taken precedence over solemnity and mystique. In many interviews you can read that about himself he's straightforward. The mystique is all in the belief, not in him, and I've never read that he's said much different. But keep posting, I love these PR evaluations.

- 0 +

Contributors of the Week

Latest Comments

Valentine Belonwu

Valentine Belonwu is the Founder of JustRetweet.com, a tweet submission site that enables any small business owner, entrepreneur or blogger to have Twitter users share …