Write a Orientalism Draft.

PurposeOrientalism has had its impact on global Buddhism and its public image. The best way to understand what Orientalism is and how it operates in relation to Buddhism is to watch or read a contemporary work of fiction. It is also the most entertaining way! This assignment is based on an informed analysis of one of the two options: either 1). the film or 2). the website along with the readings described below. As a starting point however, everyone should rely on the reading from Week 3 (J.J. Clarke, “Orientations: the issues”). InstructionsExamine ways in which the primary material (in this case, the movie or the website) shows examples of Orientalist appropriations and interpretations of Buddhism, and Orientalist longings centred on Buddhism and Tibet. Compose an essay of 400 to 600 words maximum. Please attach your word count below your text. Your work will be easier if you first read the articles and then watch the film or look at the website. If you aim at high mark, you should use more sources than the articles mentioned below. Website analysis.Reading: Penicka, Sarah. 2008. “Lobsang Rampa: The Lama of Suburbia.” In On A Panegyrical Note: Studies in Honour of Garry W. Trompf, eds Victoria Barker and Frances di Lauro (Sydney: Sydney Studies in Religion, 2007), pp. 114-115. The website:https://www.lobsangrampa.org (Links to an external site.)This is a website dedicated to the legacy of Lobsang Rampa, a British writer who envisioned himself as a Tibetan meditation master and claimed to have had a “telepathic” transmission of Buddhism. Especially interesting for your assignment are the tabs below, which claim to represent Buddhism and meditation:https://www.lobsangrampa.org/middle-way.html (Links to an external site.) (Links to an external site.)(note Rampa’s concept of the “Overself,” explained here: https://www.lobsangrampa.org/overself.html (Links to an external site.) )https://www.lobsangrampa.org/meditation.html