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The Dalai Lama had a cold yesterday but explained that despite having to suffer from a sore throat, the good side was being able to enjoy as many Ricola sweets as he wanted. His good spirits and relaxed attitude to stuff was very refreshing. However, avoid Tibetan butter tea, which I tried amongst other specialities. It's really lethal. On this picture, the Dalai Lama is reading from a book about support activities in Switzerland for the people of Tibet whilst enduring a performance of traditional Tibetan music in his honour.