Excerpts from His Holiness the Dalai Lama’s address to the inter-faith seminar organised by the International Association for Religious Freedom, Ladakh Group, in Leh on 25 August.
We are now in the twenty first century. The quality of research on both the inner and physical world has reached quite high levels, thanks to the tremendous stride in technological advancement and human intelligence. However, as some of the speakers said before, the world is also facing a lot of new problems, most of which are man-made. The root cause of these man-made problems is the inability of human beings to control their agitated minds. How to control such a state of mind is taught by the various religions of this world.” MORE
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Excerpts from His Holiness the Dalai Lama’s address to the inter-faith seminar organised by the International Association for Religious Freedom, Ladakh Group, in Leh on 25 August.
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Excellent article, Jamie. This is so up my street. He says with enlightening simplicity what I am trying to say in my unwealdy ramblings … phew, a bit of even minded sanity is refreshing. Thanks for sharing this with us.
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Being faithful without being dogmatic is a particular grace, and some would say it’s “wishy-washy”. I call it wisdom.
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