I don’t 100% agree with @SogyalTruth here, but their point should be heard.
For me *perhaps* this might be the death of Tibetan cultural dominance of Vajrayana Buddhism. It is that culture - which is in no way inherently Buddhist nor indeed kinder, wiser or more open thanhttps://twitter.com/SogyalTruth/status/1167489670558748678 …
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I doubt we can have ‘Vajrayana culture’ in isolation, but we can do a better job of facilitating cultural translation, for a better fit in context. Religious history shows that this usually happens over long periods, but I suspect we can help by not being children re: Tibet
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Hmm, when I read ‘cultural translation’ I (mistakenly?) read simply swapping one set of cultural norms and reference points for another. Vajrayana Culture here is intended to mean one that addresses issues from a Vajrayana standpoint, rather than Tibetan/US/European/a.n.other one
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