TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 3月7日 22時56分

Morning has broken on the cedar-strewn foothills of the Himalayas. His Holiness the 14th @ダライ・ラマ14世 sits in meditation in his private chapel in Dharamsala, a ramshackle town perched on the upper reaches of North #India’s Kangra Valley. Rousing slowly, he unfolds his legs with remarkable agility for a man of 83, finds the red felt slippers placed neatly beneath his seat and heads outside to where a crowd has already gathered. Around 300 people brave the February chill to offer white khata scarves and receive the Dalai Lama’s blessing. There’s a group from Bhutan in traditional checkered dress. A man from Thailand has brought his @リヴァプールFC scarf, seeking divine benediction for the U.K. soccer team’s title bid. Two women lose all control as they approach the #DalaiLama’s throne and are carried away shaking in rapture, clutching prayer beads and muttering incantations. The Dalai Lama engages each visitor like a big kid: slapping bald pates, grabbing onto one devotee’s single braid, waggling another’s nose. Every conversation is peppered with giggles and guffaws. “We 7 billion human beings—emotionally, mentally, physically—are the same,” he tells TIME in a 90-minute interview. “Everyone wants a joyful life.” Read the full story at the link in bio. Photographs by @ruvenafanador for TIME

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