I will focus on the lifetime of the 14-year-old Dalai Lama who was born on July 6, 1937, but it is active in the longest life of the Dalai Lama. As a political leader and religious monkey, Tenzin Gyatso is involved in many non-violent political activities. Most of his work is based on the liberation of Tibet from China and the formation of autonomous democracy. These activities were established as a prerequisite for independent Tibet but eventually failed. The 14th Dalai Lama was born in Takse, Amdo Province, Tibet, was elected as the 13th Dalai Lama Taku in 1937, and was officially recognized as public declaration in Bumchen near 1939. The 14th Dalai Lama. His assault was held in Lhasa on February 22, 1940. After the establishment of Tibet in the People's Republic of China, he finally came to a full time (political) position on November 17, 1950 at the age of 15. The area managed by the Gelug school government is almost equivalent to the Tibet Autonomous Region just as the new People 's Republic of China is trying to control. In 1959, the Dalai Lama fled from Tibet when the People's Republic of China invaded for Tibet to rule. The Dalai Lama later established the exile Tibetan government in India. One day, the Dalai Lama wants to return to Tibet and regain his life He believes the country is a legitimate ruler. In 1989, the Dalai Lama received the Nobel Peace Prize; he also won the Congress Gold Award in 2007. Until today, he still supports Tibet most strongly. Interestingly, Dalai Lama (thought to be the reincarnation of the thirteenth Dalai Lama) said in an interview that he did not know whether he will be reborn into the next Dalai Lama or whether he will be called the last Dalai Lama. After the protest of Tiananmen Square in 1989, the Norwegian Nobel committee awarded the 1989 Nobel Peace Prize to the Dalai Lama. The committee chairman, according to the award, states that the purpose of this award is to put pressure on China, but the committee informs the Dalai Lama that "the struggle for peaceful struggle and peace settlement in Tibet "Formally awarded. Fission molecule On June 16, 1988, the Dalai Lama introduced Dr. Leopold Lucas on behalf of Professor Hans-Jurgen Hermison of the University of Tubingen, Professor of Tubingen University, and the Dalai Lama was awarded a prize by great contribution to the promotion of this award I mentioned. His approach to dialogue and tolerance and non-violence among different religions and people. Dalai Lama donated 50,000 German marks to German charity organizations operating in Tibet. After the protest of Tiananmen Square in 1989, the Norwegian Nobel committee awarded the 1989 Nobel Peace Prize to the Dalai Lama. The committee chairman, according to the award, states that the purpose of this award is to put pressure on China, but the committee informs the Dalai Lama that "the struggle for peaceful struggle and peace settlement in Tibet "Formally awarded. Fission molecule

Buddhism was founded in India 2500 years ago and remains the major religion in the Far East. Their purpose in life is to avoid suffering, gain understanding, and practice meditation, spells and dedication to the gods. The Dalai Lama is one of the most famous religious leaders in the world. The Dalai Lama associates with other faith and mobilizes to seek common gods. By reading Dalai Lama, I gained a lot of new learning and insight about various cultures. The situation has changed over the years, and there are many differences compared to Dalai Lama. The central figure of Tibetan Buddhism is Dalai Lama, whose name is translated as "sea of ​​wisdom". When the Dalai Lama dies, people believe that he will be reborn, and the priest is responsible for finding his spirit in the newborn. Today, this position has important meaning both politically and religiously. The current Dalai Lama has exiled in India and is pursuing the cause of independence of Tibet. Ceremonies and sacred sites Taoist temples are usually dominated by yellow or green roofs and decorated with images of the gods and dragons. The interior is usually composed of a courtyard, main hall with altar, sacrifice, and sometimes various small gods. Buddhist temples have pagodas. This is Indian made design around the 1st century CE (religion entered China). These temples also sometimes show Buddha statues, with huge sculptures of gold, jade or stone. • Tibetan Buddhism is the most famous school in Vajrayana / Esoteric Buddhism / Northern Buddhism. The Dalai Lama is an important leader of Tibetan Buddhism, based on the tradition of Mahayana, and is practiced in Tibet, Nepal, Siberia, Mongolia and northern India. Several locations in Ireland have centers to support Tibetan Buddhist customs, some of which are supported by Tibetan llamas. Buddhist contributors say that interest in Buddhism in Ireland is rising. Many Buddhist teachers are, some of them are Asians, I visit and live in Ireland. More and more people go to the Buddhist Center to study Buddhism. According to contributions to this section, Irish Buddhist practice can be categorized into the following categories.

Retailers leave Taiwan and other areas and said they "respect China's sovereignty and territorial integrity." It is carefully careful not to get angry with Beijing, the company's latest official. The 14th Dalai Lama was born in Taxa, Amdo Province, Tibet, was elected as the soil bank of the 13th Dalai Lama in 1937 and was officially approved as the 14th annual public declaration near Bumuchen in 1939 . World Dalai Lama. On February 22, 1940 the Dalai Lama was detained in Lhasa. After the establishment of Tibet in the People's Republic of China, finally at the age of 15 on November 17, 1950, he took a full-time (political) position. The area managed by the school government is almost the same as the Tibet Autonomous Region, just as the new People's Republic of China is trying to control. Dalai Lama is the head of the Tibetan Buddhist school, Gelug Sect (or Yellow Hat). From 1642 to 1959, the Dalai Lama was a spiritual and temporal leader of Tibet. Before the Chinese took over in 1959, Dalai Lama lived in Lhasa's Potala Palace and in summer Norbulingka's residence. Hero's heir Sönam Gattso (1543-88) received the title ta-le (a title as "dalai") respected by Khan of Güüshi (Altan) in Mongolia in 1578. Ta - le corresponds to the Mongolian language Mongolian rgya -. Mtsho meaning "sea" means the width and depth of wisdom. After death, the widow gave away two predecessors of the abbot. Tibetans claim to be Dalai Lama, Jawa Rinpoche ("precious conqueror"), Yeshin Norbu ("Jewel of hope"), or simply Kundun ("existence") Dalai Lama belongs to the tradition of Tibetan Buddhist Gelugpa, the largest and most influential tradition in Tibet. Dalai Lama's system is a relatively new system. There are only 14 Dalai Lama in the history of Buddhism, and the first and second Dalai Lama was after death. According to the Buddhist faith, the present Dalai Lama is the reincarnation of the past Lama, he again regenerated and decided to continue his important work. Dalai Lama basically chose to be born instead of going ahead. The person who decided to be reborn is called Turku. Buddhists believe that the first Turku of this reincarnation is Gedun Drub, his lifetime is 1391-1474, and the second is Gendun Gyatso. However, the name of the Dalai Lama means the ocean of wisdom, and it was not recognized until the third reborn in the form of Sonam Gyatso in 1578. The current Dalai Lama is Tenzin Gyatso

The last Dalai Lama. In the 20th century, there are many examples of countries that are torn apart or experiencing great confusion. The multiracial Yugoslavia was divided into several ethnic nations with a loose foundation. The Soviet Union collapsed and changed this area into a community of independent nations. Because of the Second World War, Germany was bisected and reunified 40 years later. Tibet is the country that is larger than these European countries, but experienced a major crisis and disarray that tends to be overlooked. In the mid 1970s, Tenzin Gyatso told Polish newspaper that he thought he would be the last Dalai Lama. In a later interview with the English newspaper, he said: "The Dalai Lama's office is an institution established to benefit others, it may soon lose its usefulness." Anger People can not believe that such a choice can also be considered. Furthermore, the Dalai Lama is considered not to be born again. On the contrary, the Dalai Lama is a state institution, so it is the responsibility of the Tibetan people to decide whether to reborn the Dalai Lama. In an interview with German newspaper Welt am Sonntag on September 7, 2014, Dalai Lama said, "Dalai Lama's system has achieved its goals." The 14 th Dalai Lama is popular. Let's end with the popular Dalai Lama. In response, the Chinese government implied that he will choose another Dalai Lama no matter what his decision is. In 1959, the Dalai Lama fled from Tibet when the People's Republic of China invaded for Tibet to rule. The Dalai Lama later established the exile Tibetan government in India. One day, the Dalai Lama wants to return to Tibet and regain his life He believes the country is a legitimate ruler. In 1989, the Dalai Lama received the Nobel Peace Prize; he also won the Congress Gold Award in 2007. To date, he is still the strongest supporter of Tibet. Interestingly, Dalai Lama (thought to be the reincarnation of the thirteenth Dalai Lama) said in an interview that he did not know whether he will be reborn into the next Dalai Lama or whether he will be called the last Dalai Lama.

(TibetanReview.net, February 9, 2017) - Approximately 1,300 students from about 80 schools in New Delhi and their Gurgaon Gurgaon and Sonnepat participate in the Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama's speech in July Did. . A group called Indian Traditional Heritage Society (ITAHAAS). The venue is a monastery of Jesus and Mary in New Delhi, talking about sympathy and morality. The Dalai Lama emphasized the need to combine human wisdom and sympathy with basic human nature of enthusiasm. And that said he would lead to true peace and happiness. "World trouble makers have wisdom, but their wisdom leads to destruction coupled with hatred and anger, we have to use wisdom in a wise way," he said . When talking about promoting secular values ​​and moral values, the Dalai Lama said: "Modern education is focused on material goals, ignoring internal values ​​is incomplete, a secular way Education should be incorporated into modern education, teachers must educate value, in terms of unity, enthusiasm, compassion, and human nature. " He said that the culturalization of secular races should begin at the individual level. "At the personal level, love, enthusiasm and compassionate practice will give you a more pleasant environment. At the national level, we must strengthen these values ​​to promote the world's happiness It will not be, "he said. The Dalai Lama also answered questions from the audience. The Dalai Lama asked the students what they got from an hour course: "Be kind, be compassionate, passionately use your wisdom." After lunch, Dalai Lama took part in an interview with NDTV reporter Shekhar Gupta. The latter is part of the Off the Cuff series. When asked for a calm attitude, Tibetan leader answered that as a student of Naranda, he constantly analyzed the situation given to him, tried to look at things from a broader perspective, and kept an optimistic attitude It was. They also talked about the existence of God and many other things. The Dalai Lama said he realized that when he launched the Buddhist priest 's path he believed' believing in the loving Creator is very powerful '. I first met TC. In February of this year, Dalai Lama held one of the free and open talks on Basel's secular ethics. Thousands of people - some Tibetans, but most of them Europeans - are full of St. Jakobshalle. The Dalai Lama and mayor of Basle are sitting on the stage, and the suit wearing his Tibetan casual looks very embarrassing. The Dalai Lama repeated many of the things I heard elsewhere: trying to fight for peace in the new century will depend on the young people. If you think this is not realistic, you should "forget it". "My generation" he said. Our time is over. The time has come to say "good-bye". '' Please ask Q and A. If he plans to be reborn, the Dalai Lama will prosper, 'No! "Suddenly he relied on his translation and asked in Tibetan" What is the theme of this speech? " The 14th Dalai Lama (religious name: Tenzin Gyatso, Jetsun Jamphel Ngawang Lobsang Yeshe, abbreviated from Tenzin Gyatso, Lhamo Thondup was born on July 6, 1935) is the current Dalai Lama. Dalai Lama is an important monk of Gelug School, the latest Tibetan Buddhist school led by Ganden Tripas. From the 5th Dalai Lama to 1959, the central government of Tibet, Gandhod Podlan, changed the position of the Dalai Lama to a temporary position. The 14th Dalai Lama was born in Taxa, Amdo Province, Tibet, was elected as the soil bank of the 13th Dalai Lama in 1937 and was officially approved as the 14th annual public declaration near Bumuchen in 1939 . World Dalai Lama. On February 22, 1940 the Dalai Lama was detained in Lhasa. After the establishment of Tibet in the People's Republic of China, at the age of 15 on November 17, 1950, I finally came to a full time (political) position. Dalai Lama is the head of the Tibetan Buddhist school, Gelug Sect (or Yellow Hat). From 1642 to 1959, the Dalai Lama was a spiritual and temporal leader of Tibet. Before the C

Built in the 7th century, Potala Palace is a great architectural accomplishment, being the seat of the government, a religious pilgrimage site, the residence of the UNESCO World Heritage Dalai Lama at an elevation of 12,000 feet. An important building in Tibet. This palace is a symbol of Tibet and is considered a model for purification of religious strife. The ancient and surprising influence links this sacred symbol with the classical building language which is essential for every social or political society with the rest of the world, whether new or ancient. Tibet has more than 800 villages. Lhasa is the traditional capital of Tibet, the capital of the Tibet Autonomous Region. It includes two World Heritage - Potala Palace and Norbulingka, residences of Dalai Lama. There are many important temples and monasteries in Lhasa, such as Jokan Temple and Jurassic Temple. Other towns of Tibetan culture include Shiquan River (Ali), Nagchu, Bamda, Rutog, Nyingchi, Nedong, Coqên, Barkam, Sakya, Gartse, Pelbar, Latse, Tingri, Sichuan Kangding (Dartsedo), Qinghai, Jyekundo )there is. , Munchen and Golmud, India, Tawan, Lei and Gangtok and Pakistan, Skadu, Kalman and Cap Potala Palace is 117 meters high and 360 meters wide, the most important example of Tibetan architecture. On the 13th floor there are more than 1000 rooms decorated with portraits and statues of the past Dalai Lama. It is divided into the outer white house (as administrative district) and the inner red zone, with Rama auditorium, church, a 10,000 seats shrine, and a large Buddhist classic library. Potala Palace is a World Heritage Site, Norblin is a Dalai Lama 's summer residence. Grand Potala Palace stands on the ancient city of Lhasa and is a true Tibetan civilization. It is a must-see to visit the palace. Traditional hometown of ruler of Tibet and the Dalai Lama. The palace has the tomb of the Dalai Lama and the room of the Dalai Lama. It is indeed the spiritual and material wealth of Tibet. This unique Tibetan Buddhist pagoda is one of the whole Himalayas. Rotating around the shape of the shell snail shell, you can gradually acquire the medieval Gyantse landscape through the very unique wall paintings. Do not forget to explore the ancient part of Gyangze town

The Dalai Lama strongly believes in peace, compassion, love, and non-violence. He is believed to be a reincarnation of mercy Buddha aimed at leading people by Tibetan Buddhists. He has struggled with most of his life, trying to release his hometown from China's occupation, but he has always opposed the use of violence. "He instead advocates a peaceful solution based on tolerance and mutual respect, to protect his nation's history and cultural heritage." (Opening the simple path and mind of the Dalai Lama. This book is based on the teachings of Dalai Lama XIV and is recorded by Dr. Howard C. Cutler. The Dalai Lama said, "The main purpose of life is to pursue happiness." Yes, we need food, clothes and shelter, but beyond the level we do not need more money, more fame, or more success. Instead, we can spend time to pursue what makes us happy. But how to be happy was always a problem. In the world of seeing everything from a scientific and rational point of view it is difficult to explain ways to embark on the path of happiness. Through stories, dialogue, and meditation, the Dalai Lama explains how we overcome anxiety, anxiety, anger and overcome failure and frustration as we move towards a higher quality internal life To do. In the past few years, my perversion has let me read many books. My favorite is the Dalai Lama 's happy art. The Dalai Lama believes that our purpose in this world is to find happiness and happiness and share it with other people. I tried to understand all the challenges that have taken place over the years in my life; over the years I have figured out what I should do and my career will satisfy me . Finally I realized that happiness is my real work. If this means working in a coffee shop and writing an inspiring book and sharing it with the world, this is the happiness I should pursue. "If you want to make others happy, you have to practice compassion.If you want to be happy, you have to practice sympathy." - Happy art, Dalai Lama 14th. The words spoken by the Dalai Lama have great meaning to it. Most people regard compassion as another word in the world. Compassion makes people the best and makes the world a better place. Compassion is necessary for poor family members and diapers are a common necessity that the public is often forgetting. The soup kitchen supplies food for the hungry people and recently the house of mercy is growing food with them and continuing feeding and informing the people we need Charity Garden I started. Emergency evacuation centers are for people who can not go anywhere. They have many beds for people to fall asleep, they are encouraged and supported

The Dalai Lama strongly believes in peace, compassion, love, and non-violence. He is believed to be a reincarnation of mercy Buddha aimed at leading people by Tibetan Buddhists. He has struggled with most of his life, trying to release his hometown from China's occupation, but he has always opposed the use of violence. "He instead advocates a peaceful solution based on tolerance and mutual respect, to protect his nation's history and cultural heritage." (Opening the simple path and mind of the Dalai Lama. This book is based on the teachings of Dalai Lama XIV and is recorded by Dr. Howard C. Cutler. The Dalai Lama said, "The main purpose of life is to pursue happiness." Yes, we need food, clothes and shelter, but beyond the level we do not need more money, more fame, or more success. Instead, we can spend time to pursue what makes us happy. But how to be happy was always a problem. In the world of seeing everything from a scientific and rational point of view it is difficult to explain ways to embark on the path of happiness. Through stories, dialogue, and meditation, the Dalai Lama explains how we overcome anxiety, anxiety, anger and overcome failure and frustration as we move towards a higher quality internal life To do. In the past few years, my perversion has let me read many books. My favorite is the Dalai Lama 's happy art. The Dalai Lama believes that our purpose in this world is to find happiness and happiness and share it with other people. I tried to understand all the challenges that have taken place over the years in my life; over the years I have figured out what I should do and my career will satisfy me . Finally I realized that happiness is my real work. If this means working in a coffee shop and writing an inspiring book and sharing it with the world, this is the happiness I should pursue. "If you want to make others happy, you have to practice compassion.If you want to be happy, you have to practice sympathy." - Happy art, Dalai Lama 14th. The words spoken by the Dalai Lama have great meaning to it. Most people regard compassion as another word in the world. Compassion makes people the best and makes the world a better place. Compassion is necessary for poor family members and diapers are a common necessity that the public is often forgetting. The soup kitchen supplies food for the hungry people and recently the house of mercy is growing food with them and continuing feeding and informing the people we need Charity Garden I started. Emergency evacuation centers are for people who can not go anywhere. They have many beds for people to fall asleep, they are encouraged and supported

Through the analysis history of the Tibetan government system and the Dalai Lama as head of state, society has created a number of different government systems to organize society from the perspective of law and authority. The goals of many people have failed, but others are still steadfast in achieving their goals and prospering. In order to basically understand the reason why this model occurs, it is necessary to understand the true function and purpose of the government. The government has two functions. Internally, the government should play the role of the ultimate executor of norms, the ultimate arbitration of conflict interests, and control the plan and direction of society as a whole. The Dalai Lama is a monk of Tibetan Buddhism, traditionally responsible for Tibetan rule. However, the Chinese government established control in 1959. The official residence of the Dalai Lama before 1959 was Potala Palace of Lhasa, the capital city of Tibet. However, after exile, the 14th Dalai Lama sought refuge in India. At that time, Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru in India played an important role in providing a safe shelter to Dalai Lama and Tibet compatriots. Since then, the Dalai Lama exiles in Dhimvsala, Himachal Pradesh in North India, where he established the Tibetan Central Government (Tibetan Exile). In 1959, the Dalai Lama fled from Tibet when the People's Republic of China invaded for Tibet to rule. The Dalai Lama later established the exile Tibetan government in India. One day, the Dalai Lama wants to return to Tibet and regain his life He believes the country is a legitimate ruler. In 1989, the Dalai Lama received the Nobel Peace Prize; he also won the Congress Gold Award in 2007. To date, he is still the strongest supporter of Tibet. Interestingly, Dalai Lama (thought to be the reincarnation of the thirteenth Dalai Lama) said in an interview that he did not know whether he will be reborn into the next Dalai Lama or whether he will be called the last Dalai Lama.

The Dalai Lama and the Pursuit of Pope John Paul II Introduction: "Green reptiles blink orange and the house of the combi house mud is almost invisible now, and the Afonz Combi was murdered by militia in February. They said that they would eat his heart before raping Trauma got her mentally confused Two of the two children of the combination died of malnutrition Survivors - silly Eight people - "I am trying to stop these people from dying," Kiana pointed out the shape of the two bones on the concrete floor of the ward. In 1973 the Dalai Lama met Pope Paul VI at the Vatican. He met Pope John Paul II in 1980, 1982, 1986, 1988, 1990 and 2003. In 1990, he met with a Jewish teacher delegation from Dharamsala on a wide range of dialogue between religions. Then he visited Israel three times and met with Rabbi, the chief of Israel in 2006. In 2006, he met personally with Pope Benedict XVI. He met with other leaders of the Episcopal Church of London in Gordon Hinckley, the church of Archbishop Canterbury, Dr. Robert Rancy, and Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormonism). Hinduism, Jews, officials of Sikhism. Dalai Lama is currently a member of the World Religious Leaders Council and on November 26, 2007, participated in the third meeting of the Amritsar World Religious Leaders Council in India and discussed love. Themes and forgiveness In 1973 Sayādaw met Late Pope Paul VI at the Vatican and met Pope John Paul II in 1980, 1982, 1986 and 1988. At a press conference in Rome, the Dalai Lama expressed his expectations for a meeting with John Paul II. "We live in a critical world, a developing world, there is no safety among people.Harmony, it is impossible to find peace in the soul, so that is why I feel confident and hopeful Have a meeting with priests, exchange opinions and feelings, and exchange his proposal, opening the door to people's progress and peace. "

The universally recognized 14th Dalai Lama fought for the freedom of Tibet during China's illegal occupation and thereafter. His non-violence and political participation in Tibet evoked recognition and respect from other countries of the world. The 14th Dalai Lama, Tenzin Gyatso was born in East Tibet in 1934. He was called incarnation of his predecessor at the age of two, and he was worshiped in 1940. Traditionally, the role of the Dalai Lama is a spiritual master and leader of Tibet, creating symbols of safety and peace. The Dalai Lama became particularly important during Tibetan Chinese invasion. The Dalai Lama was once a spiritual leader in this country, but when China 's invasion to the Dalai Lama was established as head of state. Sayādaw promotes nonviolence and passive resistance. He demanded the United States of America, India, and the United Nations to provide a degree of protection to the people of Tibet, but without any help, he must secure the security of his people. He challenged the Tibetans and asked them to pay close attention to the teachings of Ahimsa even in this difficult time. Tibet is still a traditional pious country (Ganden Phodrang), the Dalai Lama is in the lead position until the Chinese Communist Party invaded in 1950. In 1959 the 14th Dalai Lama left the country. The Tibetan asylum community was founded in India, the center of which is in India. There are many Buddhist monasteries in Dharamsala today. The 14th Dalai Lama has become one of the most popular Buddhist leaders in the world today. During the Red Guard (1966 - 7), the Chinese Communist Party destroyed about 6,000 monasteries in Tibet and their arts and books, trying to eliminate Tibetan Buddhist culture. Since 1980, reprint of Tibetan classics and restoration of some arts, China's Tibetan Buddhism suppression has decreased and the situation has improved. In countries near Bhutan and Nepal, Vajrayana will continue to prosper and become a major religion. Controversy over the level of Tibetan Buddhism, especially the 14th Dalai Lama 's Tianjin Gasso inheritance - Tibetan Buddhism main school - spiritual leader of the German school - they owned before escaping from China during the Tibetan uprising in 1959 Total political power Tibet is responsible for appointing the future successor of the Dalai Lama Tibetan level Panchenama is a controversy between the Chinese government and Tenzin Gyatso. The Chinese government claims that the present (11th) Panchenama entity is Gyancain Norbu, and in 1995 Dalai Lama, 14th, claimed Gedhun Choekyi Nyima.

At the beginning of the final day of education for students in Thekchen Chölling, Dharamsala, Hewlett-Packard, India - Taiwan, Dalai Lama announces that he will first make a preparatory ritual for the preparation of the Guanyin Bodhisattva license given he will give Did. Once ready, I decided to forgive that Guanyin Bodhisattva will be released from the lower limit as a fortunate conclusion. In a letter to Nadia Murad of Iraq and Dr. Denis Mukwege of Congo in Hewlett Packard's India, Hewlett Packard, Sayādaw was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize this year against opposing the use of sexual violence as a weapon I bless you. War "This award recognizes the strong courage, determination power and resilience you have shown in your aid and support to your people." ThekchenChöling, Dharamsala, Hewlett-Packard - After arriving at Tsuglagkhang this morning and respecting the audience, Dalai Lama stands on the throne, honoring the statues of the sitting Buddha statue, Avalokitesvara, and the three major religious kings in Tibet I expressed it. After chant 'Heart Sutra' in China, Langa Sutta was cast in Pali The famous Dalai Lama will teach at the main hall at the request of the Korean group from 11th to 13th November 2014. For safety reasons, it is necessary for all participants in the lecture not to bring various electronic products, cameras, mobile phones, knives, cigarettes, writers, or unnecessary items into the classroom. More Current and 14th Dalai Lama's Tendzin Gyatso is the oldest president of incumbent. The Dalai Lama is a spiritual and political leader of Tibetan exile, settled in Dharamsala half a century ago. Sayādaw rejected China's request for his country, and traveled to India on the mountain, and thousands of refugees continued. The Dalai Lama is now an international supporter of nonviolence and harmony and teaches us how to live a satisfying life. The 14th Dalai Lama's wise man, Tenzin Gyatso, is a spiritual and temporal leader of Tibetans. He was born in a small village called Taktser in northeastern Tibet. Born in a family of farmers, his sanctity was recognized as a reincarnation of his predecessor, the thirteenth Dalai Lama, at the age of two. The Dalai Lama is a manifestation of a considerate bodhisattva who chose to be born to serve people. The Dalai Lama means the sea of ​​wisdom. Tibetans usually refer to wise men as knobs, jewels they desire to achieve, or simply Quinton's hint signifying existence

"People try nonviolence for a week and, if it does not function, they will return to violence that has been going on for centuries." Nonviolence is becoming increasingly common due to its effectiveness. It is considered a way of life. Gandhi is one of the people living on this theory. Even at the hardest time he did not react violently. Mohandas Gandhi 's reliable nonviolence theory abolishes the South African surplus law, brings independence to India, and helps to influence other countries. In researching Gandhi's non-violent weapons, I discussed the fighting of the five who used it well: "Powerful Power": Khan Abdul Kafferkhan, Nelson Mandela, Martin Luther King, Dalai Lama and Aung San Suu Kyi . For example, the author briefly explained racial prevention movement in the United States and highlighted the impact on Gandhi's Martin Luther King. On March 22, 1959, Kim read a sermon about Gandhi: "I can not achieve success for his people, under the rule of the British Empire, he picks up guns and says a curse did not". In 1963, the blonde made a speech on his famous "I will dream". Later, due to this movement, the Black Americans have won two fights - the civil rights law was founded in 1964, and the voting rights bill was founded in 1965. Another aspect of the nonviolent approach taught by Martin Luther King is the inspiration of the Gandhi non-violent movement for British colonial self-determination. In his American dream 's speech, Martin Luther King said: "We will use the power of the soul to satisfy your physical strength." The original "soul power" of Gandhi is "satyagraha "is. In the speech at the Nobel Peace Prize, Martin Luther King clearly points out the basis for a nonviolent approach. "Montgomery boycott is ongoing and Indian Gandhi is the guiding principle of our nonviolent social transformation technology ... I am very pleased that Gandhi accepted us with spreading both hands.They Praised Montgomery's experiments with nonviolent resistance techniques, for example. "

Minister of Land Reform Minister, 2561 French Jayanti Project Today's guest, Prime Minister Gopal · Dahit, Rama Yashada · Kumari, Honorable Minister, other prominent guests and VIP [1] AniPemaChödrön is a fully named bikshuni among Chinese Buddhist heritage. Born in New York City, she studied with Rama Rinpoche for several years and then studied with her basic master Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche who died from 1974 to 1987. She served as a coach of the Kalmazon until she moved to Nova Scotia in 1984. Become a director of Gampo Abbey In 1967 the Dalai Lama was named after the monastery. Three years later, as the need for expansion was recognized, Dupseng Rinpoche moved the monastery to its present location and he planned to build a larger building. The plan failed after he suddenly died. However, in the next 20 years the structure has been further expanded and completed. Gompa has a shrine for all prayer rituals. The architectural style of the hall reflects the traditional Tibetan design. A gold-plated and gold-plated Buddha statue of 7 feet in height is the main sight of the monastery. About 1,000 small Buddha statues are placed on both sides of the statue, and it was thought that each of them represents 1000 Buddha images in this "lucky age". On the wall, paintings depicting the life of the Buddha from birth to Nea are displayed. Boasting of the lake is the Buddha statue of the island inspired by the Statue of Liberty. Buddha statue was announced by the Dalai Lama. The art work under the statue represents Buddhist exhibitions, life and gender of society, and artistic form of music and dance exercises during the Buddhist era. Hussain Sagar is a favorite place for those who want to enjoy the noisy, noisy happy hour at the park, on a swing or on a truck - this is perfect for children. And for those who want to spend the day with their families and loved ones, this is a quiet time. One person escaped from the busy life and entered peace and peace around Hussein Sagar. Because the infrastructure can be installed freely, anyone can install it anywhere

We believe China's climate and social monsoon, floods and droughts have a direct correlation between you, weather, climate and society. Since the first civilization in the world, these three themes have influenced each other. The weather affects the role of civilization in clothing and evacuation centers. It is a necessary condition to protect you from these factors. On the other hand, climate and weather are also good factors in areas such as Cancun, Mexico. Continuing extraordinary weather will make this region a holiday Eden and millions of people are flooded to avoid their weather disadvantages throughout the year. Climate change - In the 1717s, the climate changed from Europe to China, the climate became cooler. This change had a serious effect on agriculture and health, and caused serious famine in China. Such a situation often rebels irritated farmers. · Nomads' invasion - In this time Mongolian people of the 16th century reappeared in this area with the support and support of Tibet. To appreciate, Mongolians gave Tibetan leaders Dalai Lama, or the "universal teacher" of Tibetan Buddhism. Japan also attacked the tributary of China, Korea, and demanded that the Ming dynasty army protect the area. Major maritime and explosive empires - main maritime forces include Portugal, Spain, France and the UK, the main gunpowder empire is China's Ottoman Empire, Ming and Qing Dynasty, Mughal Dynasty, Russia, Tokugawa, song sea) And Benin In 1959, the Dalai Lama fled from Tibet when the People's Republic of China invaded for Tibet to rule. The Dalai Lama later established the exile Tibetan government in India. One day, the Dalai Lama wants to return to Tibet and regain his life He believes the country is a legitimate ruler. In 1989, the Dalai Lama received the Nobel Peace Prize; he also won the Congress Gold Award in 2007. Until today, he still supports Tibet most strongly. Interestingly, Dalai Lama (thought to be the reincarnation of the thirteenth Dalai Lama) said in an interview that he did not know whether he will be reborn into the next Dalai Lama or whether he will be called the last Dalai Lama. Dalai Lama was born in Lhamo Thondup in China's Tucker on July 6, 1935. At the age of fifteen, he regarded Tibetan regime as the Dalai Lama. In the same year, afraid of being assassinated by the People's Republic, he and several thousand followers fled to Dharamsala in Northern India where they set up an alternative government. Since then, the Dalai Lama has taken many actions and hopes to establish an autonomous Tibetan nation within the territory of the People's Republic of China. However, the Chinese government has not shown signs of peace and reconciliation with Tibet. As part of humanitarian activities, the Dalai Lama has hosted hundreds of conferences, lectures and workshops all over the world. He received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1989. In December 2008, Dalai Lama announced a semi-retirement after gallstone surgery

The Tibetan government during exile, the Tibetan government during exile are full and admired for supporting Tibetan exile and Tibetans. Chinese Tibetan interpretation as part of China is usually reasonable, but they often do not accurately reflect the nature of relations between the two countries. In fact, the exiled Tibetan government can also say that Tibet does not belong to China. While exiled, the government has done a good job of reviving Tibet, negotiating with China and claiming its cause worldwide, while maintaining a non-violent approach. Lhamo Thondup was born on Taktser, a family of farmers in northeast Tibet on July 6, 1935. He is the headquarters and spiritual leader of the Tibetan government exiled in Dharamsala, India. The Tibetan people think he is a reincarnation of his predecessor. Over the past 50 years his goal was to make Tibet an autonomous democracy. Lhamo Thondup is the fifth of the 16 children - seven of the children died when they were young. Several months after searching for the successor of the thirteenth Dalai Lama and following many important spiritual signs, religious officials found a ramo tone-up at the age of two, and the thirteenth Dalai Lama Tubten I confirmed him as a reincarnation of Gatso. . Young Lhamo changed its name to Tenzin Gyatso and announced it was the 14th Dalai Lama. After the Tibetan uprising failed in 1959, the 14th Dalai Lama sought refuge in India. Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru in India has granted Dalai Lama and government officials in Tibet. Since then, Dalai Lama exiled at McLeod Ganj in the Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh in northern India, where he founded Central Tibet Administration. His residence at McLeod Ganjie Temple is known as Dalai Lama Temple and people from around the world visit. Tiram refugees built many schools and Buddhist temples in Dharamsala and opened them One of the institutions that want to stop this tough future is the Tibetan government in exile, now known as the Tibetan central government. In spring this year, I met Dalai Lama's residence and Lausanne Sanji, who was elected as the political chief of C.T.A. in 2011. Lobsang Sangay was the most impressive person in his 40s, the first Tibetan who went to Harvard Law School and was the first illegal to enter the Tibetan class. He was a member of the Junior Council and an independent supporter, but now he is doing a subtle work about the autonomy advantage of "middle" under Chinese rule. Among the elite, corruption and condemnation of Nepotism further disrupted the close relationship of the Tibetan asylum community. With the latest scandal, Gyalo Thondup accused the nephew's father of robbing the Tibetan government with exile and silver. His nephew denied these claims in widely circulated Facebook posts. Tenzing Jigme did not blame Dalai Lama because of these recessions. In fact, he called him "a democratic change of the community" and called the arrival of the elected leaders. "He was preparing for our future," he said. But he added that there is no doubt that Tibetans are facing a political stalemate. After the death of the Dalai Lama, only the possibility of many people getting into violence increases.

Tibet Education Since 1951, Tibetan education has undergone a major change in the super political issue of the Chinese government. According to sources, some people consider these changes to be a major improvement in the education system, others are very worried. A positive view is China's policy makers, and fear comes from Tibetans who believe their culture has disappeared from the classroom. The Chinese central government removed the true history and religion from the curriculum and selected the physical representation of the culture used to decorate the school for the Tibetan students in the mainland of China, to complete the Tibetan people I hope to absorb it. The Dalai Lama is an increase in policies affecting the education, religion, environmental conditions and demographics of Tibet, but we are trying to achieve "true autonomy" within China, but I convince that he is not a separatist It is not possible. , '' Or separatist. Official talks between the Dalai Lama and China were resumed in 2001, and there was no progress until the end of 2010. Informal discussions are still going on, and Dalai Lama is talking about his pilgrimage to Buddhist monastery Wutai Mountain. The Chinese website Tibet has great hope that such a visit can open the way for the Dalai Lama to return to Tibet forever. In the last paragraph of his memoirs, "Kalundborg noodle maker", a long-time messenger between the Dalai Lama and Chinese leader Gallo Tondap, says that his brothers maintain their health I talked about what I urged. "We must go home together," the Dalai Lama said. The Dalai Lama is a spiritual and temporal leader of the people of Tibet and needs evacuation centers in India. In March 1959, thousands of Tibetan refugees from the Dalai Lama settled in Dharamsala, Himachal Pradesh. China immediately announced that it will have 104,000 square kilometers of Indian territory as a strict "rearrangement" of the entire border. China expects Aksai Chin to return to Northeast India's request. The Government of India refused to regard this idea as humiliation and inequality. In the 1960s the relationship worsened further. Border conflict caused a short border war between the People's Republic of China and India on 20th October 1962. The People's Republic of China occupied the strategic position of Ladakh, pushing Indian troops who were unprepared and inadequate guidance within 48 kilometers from the Assam Plain in the northeast. Until the People's Republic of China announced a one-sided ceasefire on November 21 and until withdrawing the competition management line 20 km

The 14th Dalai Lama of Tenzin Gyatso is a spiritual and political leader of an ancient person without a country and is the binding force and driving force for Tibetan nonviolent resistance and cultural rebuilding. He was born on July 6, 1935 and is 69 years old now. In the 69 years of exile, everyone except 15 years lives in their own country and it continues to be the main reason for them to survive. The Dalai Lama is currently considering his successor and plans to do it in a democratic way rather than traditional fortune-telling. Today, Tibetan Buddhism is the main religion of Tibet, and among the Tibetans in Qinghai Province and other regions, the Inner Mongolian Autonomous Region (the origin of its name is Burkhany Shashin, "Buddha religion" or Shira - in Shashin) is historical It occupies an important position. Religion "- Huang Jiao Huángjiào. However, there are many Tibetan Buddhist temples in the northeastern part of China and one of Beijing's i River Temple is one of them.The controversy about the level of Tibetan Buddhism, especially the 14th Dalai Lama's Tianjin Gatso inheritance - Tibetan Buddhist main school - spiritual leader of the Gerg school - they are responsible for appointing the future successor of the full political power of Tibet Dalai Lama who owned before escaping from China during the Tibetan uprising in 1959 Tibetan level Panchenama is a controversy between the Chinese government and Tenzin Gyatso. After the thirteenth Dalai Lama declared Tibet independence, the problem began to emerge. The fight with Hans and the 14th flight to India made Tibet more political. Especially after the eleventh Panchenama elected by the Dalai Lama and the extinction of another Panchanglama selected by the Chinese Communist Party, it is a political issue of the world. Because of the political problem Tibet problem Westerners conflict too much between China and the Dalai Lama in Western conflict. But what does the local Tibetan really want? In my article, as a Chinese under the Western education system, I tried to discover how the political problem affects Tibetan religion and how people's view changes. Historically, the Dalai Lama or its directors have led political and religious leaders in Lhasa's Tibet. It began in the reign of the 5th Dalai Lama in 1642 and continued until the 1950s (except for 1705 to 1750), during which the Dalai Lama led the Tibetan Government or Ganda Podolan. However, until 1912, their rule was generally followed by King Mongolia (1642-1720), then Manchuria led Qing Dynasty (1720-1912), until the thirteenth Dalai Lama declared Tibet to be completely independent, It was sponsored and protected by. In 1939, at the age of 4, the current Dalai Lama was taken to Lhasa 's Lamachieum. Later, the childhood of the Dalai Lama was spent between Potala Palace and his summer palace of Norblin. Both are world heritage by UNESCO.

Legal history of China Before introducing the legal history of China, I would like to talk about some points. First, the introduction of Chinese legal history should be based on the general history of China. (From the West China era (from the 21st to the 16th century before Christ) to the Song Dynasty (from the 16th century BC to the 11th century BC) there were many dynasties. Zhou dynasty dynasty (25th century BC from the 11th century BC) Maria Adele Carrai is a postdoctoral fellow and visiting researcher at Harvard - Princeton China and Fairbank China Research Center. Her research focuses on the legal history of China and how it affects Chinese foreign policy. As a researcher of China and the world project she considers China as a normative entity, and is seeing the impact that it has on the international economy and the order of the law. This is a timetable of Chinese history, including important legal and territorial changes in China and its predecessor countries, as well as political events. To understand the background of these events, see the history of China. Please also see the list of Chinese rulers, Chinese emperor genealogy, dynasty in Chinese history, and China's era. The Tibetan Dalai Lama, the 14th Dalai Lama, and the People's Republic of China Central Government signed a "17-point agreement on peaceful liberation of Tibet" to ensure Tibet's self-government in China and integrate the Tibetan army into the People's Liberation Army I asked. In 1959, the Dalai Lama fled from Tibet when the People's Republic of China invaded for Tibet to rule. The Dalai Lama later established the exile Tibetan government in India. One day, the Dalai Lama wants to return to Tibet and regain his life He believes the country is a legitimate ruler. In 1989, the Dalai Lama received the Nobel Peace Prize; he also won the Congress Gold Award in 2007. To date, he is still the strongest supporter of Tibet. Interestingly, Dalai Lama (thought to be the reincarnation of the thirteenth Dalai Lama) said in an interview that he did not know whether he will be reborn into the next Dalai Lama or whether he will be called the last Dalai Lama.

Political turmoil over 800 years in Tibet (1244-2005) is novelty for shaping history for political interests. It has been going on for centuries from the Pharaonic era to the plight of the Caucasian group under the guidance of Robert Mugabe. I want to emphasize the case of Tibet's repression in Communist China. Basically, modern Chinese historians and authorities have tried to claim that Tibet is a sovereign of China's history, so starting with Beijing should be legal and legitimate. Tibet has more than 800 villages. Lhasa is the traditional capital of Tibet, the capital of the Tibet Autonomous Region. It includes two World Heritage - Potala Palace and Norbulingka, residences of Dalai Lama. There are many important temples and monasteries in Lhasa, such as Jokan Temple and Jurassic Temple. Other towns of Tibetan culture include Shiquan River (Ali), Nagchu, Bamda, Rutog, Nyingchi, Nedong, Coqên, Barkam, Sakya, Gartse, Pelbar, Latse, Tingri, Sichuan Kangding (Dartsedo), Qinghai, Jyekundo )there is. , Munchen and Golmud, India, Tawan, Lei and Gangtok and Pakistan, Skadu, Kalman and Cap Historically, the Dalai Lama or its directors have led political and religious leaders in Lhasa's Tibet. It began in the reign of the 5th Dalai Lama in 1642 and continued until the 1950s (except for 1705 to 1750), during which the Dalai Lama led the Tibetan Government or Ganda Podolan. However, until 1912, their rule was generally followed by King Mongolia (1642-1720), then Manchuria led Qing Dynasty (1720-1912), until the thirteenth Dalai Lama declared Tibet to be completely independent, It was sponsored and protected by. In 1939, at the age of 4, the current Dalai Lama was taken to Lhasa 's Lamachieum. Later, the childhood of the Dalai Lama was spent between Potala Palace and his summer palace of Norblin. Both are world heritage by UNESCO. Dalai Lama was born in Lhamo Thondup in China's Tucker on July 6, 1935. At the age of fifteen, he regarded Tibetan regime as the Dalai Lama. In the same year, afraid of being assassinated by the People's Republic, he and several thousand followers fled to Dharamsala in Northern India where they set up an alternative government. Since then, the Dalai Lama has taken many actions and hopes to establish an autonomous Tibetan nation within the territory of the People's Republic of China. However, the Chinese government has not shown signs of peace and reconciliation with Tibet. As part of humanitarian activities, the Dalai Lama has hosted hundreds of conferences, lectures and workshops all over the world. He received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1989. In December 2008, Dalai Lama announced a semi-retirement after gallstone surgery

The spiritual growth of Siddhartha and the 7-year film of Tibet are comparable with the novel "Siddhartha" of a 7-year film (movie). They have similar plots and can be connected to each other in various ways. There are many characters with almost the same character. Also, novels and movies are based on Buddhist thought. In novels and movies, the relevance of these two stories can be proven through many connections. For seven years in Tibet, Brad Pitt discovers himself and learns selfless desire from young Dalai Lama in an ambitious and beautiful movie centered around the arrogant Austrian climber's journey. This is an exciting story about the relationship between two strangers, and Harrer discovers a world that transcends itself. Seven years in Tibet is a spiritual journey that you should not miss. This adventure is based on the novel by Jan Martel of the same name. This story develops mainly in Indian men living in Canada who tells the story of his life at the age of 16. He survived the shipwreck at home and stayed in the Pacific Ocean with a lifeboat with Royal Bengal. Tiger movies face choice: You are those who like to believe in things in the way they appear, or those who believe in miracles. There is neither a correct answer nor a wrong answer - only an introspection Seven years in Tibet is a movie that shows how adventure of traveling can change people's lives. According to the true story of an Austrian climber, Heinrich Haller, this movie is about his attempt to conquer the Mountain of Himalayas when he hit the Chinese Tibet that he met the young Dalai Lama. "Seven Years of Tibet" is a biography movie of American war travel in 1997, based on a book of the same name when Austrian climber Heinrich Harrer bought Tibet with Dinna in 1952. Let's be friends with Dalai Lama. This travel film is about Austrian climbers who tried to conquer Himalayas in 1939. After being arrested and sent to prison, he eventually escaped from prison and another man infiltrated Tibet's sacred city Lhasa. Walter Mitty is an employee of Life magazine, his position is to develop photographs for publication. He dreams of adventure, he is an undeniable hero, and also obsessed with his colleague Sheryl. But when his work and colleagues are being threatened, he has the opportunity to do a real adventure. Walter acts in the real world and makes a worldwide journey that turns into adventure than what he imagined.

According to a new opinion poll, Bill Gates and Angelina Jolie are the world's most respected men and women in 2015. Barack Obama, Xi Jinping, Malala Yusuf, and Hillary Clinton pay close attention to them. When YouGov investigated 25,000 people from 23 countries, Jackie Chan and Narendra Modi are the fourth and fifth most respected men in the world, Queen Elizabeth II and Michelle Obama are the fourth and fifth respected He is a man. It is a woman The numbers in the world contrasted with the top 10 in the UK, respondents voted Stephen Hawking and Queen Elizabeth II as the most respected men and women. David Attenborough, Barack Obama, Richard Branson, Prince William occupy the other five tops, Judy Dench, Mara Giozha Zai, Helen M Rune and Kate Middleton won the remaining players of the top five women. British national treasures such as Attenborough, Mirren, Dench, Branson are not high in the world rankings, but Stephen Hawking is valued as the ninth respected person in the world alongside David Beckham (the tenth in the UK) alongside. Middleton, 15th in the world President Barack Obama and Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton are in the United States, politicians have an important position in former President Bill Clinton (4th place), the most respected list in the country. George W. Bush (fifth place) and Former Secretary of State's Condorisa Rice (4th place) are all ranked in the top five. Dalai Lama is the most respected person in France, French lawyers and politician Simone Veil is currently the chairman of the European Parliament. Regardless of Dalai Lama (2nd place), Stephen Hawking (3rd place), Edward Snowden (4th place) domestic politicians Helmut Schmidt and Angela Merkel occupy two top positions in Germany. International figures such as Malayusavuzai (2nd) occupy a prominent position. Angelina Jolie is the best in Russia, but Malala Yusaf Zai and Bill Gates are ranked high on many lists, but various rankings of the world and the country include what might be considered It is. This may not be surprising for people accidentally entering the country. Jackie Chan has defeated Pope Francis, Dalai Lama, Stephen Hawking and became the fourth most respected person in the world Another potentially amazing participant is Canadian singer Celine Dion. Her acting career is held indefinitely, but the world's sixth singer is ranked first in Nigeria, fourth in Indonesia and ninth in China. Dario clearly points out this in his new book "Principles" and states as follows. "Spend time with the world's wealthiest and most influential and most respected people, and the poorest and the most vulnerable people, on a global scale, with the exception of the basic level, happiness and traditional I can guarantee you that there is no correlation between the signs of success and that it is a meaningful work and a meaningful relationship that is the only thing he is following, In a nutshell, if you ask him what the initial goal was, he will say "Play with whom I like." Of course, he likes to play in the market. I will do things until he dies and will continue For the third consecutive year, Berkshire Hathaway has become one of the most respected companies in the world. Berkshire / Hathaway is ranked fourth in the nonlife insurance industry and has received the highest praise for personnel management, quality of products and services, quality of management and financial soundness, and is most highly appreciated. List of highly regarded companies Including "the greatest life in the USA", Graham has been frequently investigated and has been ranked consistently among the most respected people in America and the world. He is best seen in the list of Gallup's most respected people. On the day of his death, Graham once appeared in the top 10 "Most respected people" list of Gallup and maintained the highest level since the list began in 1948. Graham won the Year of the Year award for his work. George Washington

The Tibetan Buddhist leader finished his 2 month US tour in September, as the Dalai Lama's name is still in the mouth of celebrities Oprah Winfrey, Harrison Ford and Richard Gere. It is a group of more and more Americans, including Christian who is fascinated by popular low Buddhist attention, reliable buffet. University sociologist Stephen R. Warner of the University of Chicago told religious news recently, "The religious world of the United States has undergone major changes." "It will become increasingly difficult to distinguish Christians from Buddhists." But is the boundary between the two religions really blurry? Buddhist teacher Jagad Guru Paramahamsa said, "Now it is spiritual." "Muscles are cooler, more modern and more progressive, but God does not exist." Dalai Lama's recent book on the pursuit of long-lasting happiness has been on the bestseller list for over a year. His latest work, The New Millennium Ethics (Riverhead, 1999), has not been claimed for religious tolerance and peace, and has been admired by several book reviewers. In the review of the Chicago Tribune, critic Richard Bernstein said that the spiritual message of the Dalai Lama without God is "a perfect way to satisfy the spiritual starvation of people living in science and secular times". There are 358 million fans around the world in Buddhism, which is unusual. It focuses not on individual relationships with God but on progressive spiritual progress of men through ethical behavior and ultimate reincarnation to a higher existence state. 52-year-old Patti Campbell and United Methodist Church took his son to Arkansas and Indianapolis this summer to visit the Dalai Lama. "I am a Christian, I think you can do it Given that Buddhist ideas were difficult at first, as with all other atheists, I was skeptical of any religion at that time. But I like Buddhism. Very good people. Meditation is a spiritual experience for me, slowly increasing the meditation time from 10 to 30 minutes is like a great achievement. I found that Buddhism is very practical. The beauty of Buddhism is that I do not need to believe in God. Because it is not a theologian, because it explains the basic truth of all religions about human condition. We are afraid of death and illness There is a problem in achieving our career goals We all have expectations We all want to be happy. Buddhism is a study of human thought and its vulnerability and advantage. Buddhism covers all assets of human life. The Buddha himself instructed people how to live their lives in a good way beyond typical morals. But that is a religion, religion should be protected Buddhism starts from India and is one of the world's largest religions. It then spreads to China, Myanmar, Japan, Tibet and other Southeast Asian regions. Buddhism is a religion that focuses on spirituality rather than religious teaching. Founded by the Buddha, they must acquire their own spiritual awakenings or nirvana through meditation. Buddhist Hinaana Buddhism, Mahayana Buddhism, and Tantra Buddhism have three major branches. About 2,500 years ago, Prince Siddhartha Zen, Buddhism travel in history, politics, American Zen, or Zenno is the most common form of Buddhism in the world today. From intellectuals to celebrities, every type of people call themselves Buddhists, but today they are popular in the US, but they have a long history all over the world. "Nobody has thought about wealth and fame here, all conversations about good and evil will be suppressed, in autumn I am carrying a leaf river.

Happiness is the state of mind. The definition of the dictionary is "to mix the feelings of joy and pleasure". Happiness is more than just a happy and enjoyable experience. This is an idea that individuals think "life is a good thing". As Aristotle said, "Happiness is the meaning and purpose of life, the overall goal and end point of human existence." I think that everyone wants to be happy in their lives. It is abnormal if he likes sorrow and loneliness. According to John Lubbock, happiness must be practiced. Everyone has different definition of success. Happiness is neither a destination nor an achievement. Happiness is the state of mind. It is relative and may not be an eternal idea. "I just want to make me happy (I, kids, partners, me - anyone)" there was none. Are we wrong or are we just misunderstanding the instructions? It may be true that we are really working on it. As a person, we often fail. Progress and building true connections is closely related to our DNA (as human beings). Let's see the "virtual" review a few years ago when it comes to Facebook. What can we learn from nature? We have a lot. Mother Nature offers some very good models for imitating, or at least learning from it. In the world of Darwin, we are prospering through continuous development and connection. We continue to grow, but we are connecting with people and making it worth living. People promise to buy thousands of dollars of books and provide a secret recipe for happiness. You can learn how to induce it after the masters of the Internet have finished reading books, just as this mentality, or achievable thing, or real happiness is scientifically measurable. There is nothing better than him. Just write a book on how he finds happiness, not a happy day! In fact, this sounds like a big cliche and happiness is born from the heart. Since I do not have this formula, if you clicked on this article, please do not follow me to eat a sandwich because there is no expression of happiness. But the sandwich will make you happy. So, is this a secret? No, it is not. Or is it? The art of happiness presents criteria of happiness in a clear, sometimes repetitive way. Dalai Lama has offered us a simple and happy way to maintain a positive attitude and eliminate negative emotions. Through respect for kindness, kindness, compassion, respect for the hearts of others, we will find the necessary foundation for happiness! ! In this book, the wisdom of the Dalai Lama is very obvious. For you, this wisdom is gentle, healthy and full of positive resonances. This book is a summary of goodwill and small movements that you can practice everyday. It only reminds the reader that we are completely responsible for our own happiness. That's why I recommend it. Like the personal development of wise people, this book is definitely very interesting and very rich.

Before the Buddha began to teach, many people did not know anything about their feelings and could not understand much of their feelings. In front of the Buddha people do not know why they suffer. The Buddha taught people how to get rid of this daily suffering. They learned that the road of self-righteousness is bounded by the release of pain. Buddha's way of living brings benefits to the whole world. Because people can now choose to understand why we suffer and how we are released from it. The following Zen Buddhist disclosure is not Zen Buddhism disclosure. Indeed, all the content that I wrote about Zen Buddhism in this article only makes its meaning ambiguous. If "meaning" refers to the important attribute / quality of things and events that are intentionally conveyed through the media. Grammar component From the beginning, we do not apply at all to the temporary definition and the consistency of various definitions in other parts of the world, nothing we think is neither an item nor an object, I understand immediately that it is not. Even if you recognize things, that is attributes, you just believe that people only exist in illusions ... .... Tibetan Buddhism is profound at Tantra. It is called esoteric because it firmly believes that religious texts of Buddhism are also called Buddhist scriptures, and because only Buddhist experts can understand and explain clearly. On the other hand, Tibetan Buddhism is known as Tantra because it strongly believes that enlightenment is greatly accelerated by using specific external ceremonies and ritual objects. In addition, Tibetan Buddhism believes that the use of special Buddhist discourse, often called spells, contributes to an important and higher conscious state. Tibetan Buddhism is a religion that almost all Tibetans and Mongolians follow. The local Tibetans are called Buddhism, but in other countries they are qualified as Lamaism. The name of Lama was made after their religious master was called Lama. Tibetan Buddhism is multifaceted, contains comprehensive teachings, and is somewhat different from other forms of Buddhism as it is executed naturally to meet all human requirements. Tibetan Buddhism has its own approach to identify specific dead spiritual masters, the Dalai Lama and other souls known as Turku. They believe that these spiritual gurus escape the cycle of death and regeneration and can empathically choose to stay in the world to help others achieve Buddhism (Bechert & Gombrich, 1984 )

In modern society, before you make a big decision, you are often asked to review related historical information and see if it helps to make more informed decisions and definitions, especially in domestic and international policies Yes. . The real problem with this problem is that people making decisions can make personal investments in regular decisions and can devote histories and data to the solutions they prefer. In such a case, we need to consider both aspects of information before making a decision. This is what I am trying to do with the Chinese Tibetan policy and political views. The center of the Nakanishi conflict is the status of Tibet. Tibetans believe Tibetans are an independent country in history, but China considers Tibet to be an indivisible part of China. The complexity of this problem has increased since both misunderstood the history to achieve that goal. Tibet is a mountainous area between India, China and Nepal. As an independent independent country, the history of Tibet dates back to the beginning of at least the 7th century, the Tibetan Kingdom was established. Modern Tibet was independent from Manchuria Chinese Empire in 1911 and enjoyed independence until the Communist Party invaded in 1950-1951. The Chinese people group is Tibetan people. Tibetan and Tibetan lands are considered part of China by the Han government, and Tibetan territory is also part of China. But today many Tibetans oppose, protest and unite freedom. For this minority, Tibetan territory is not considered part of China and therefore it is not defined as a Chinese territory. However, the Chinese government still considers Tibet as the territory of China, reflecting the controversy over the definition of Chinese territory between the two communities. Prior to Tibet entering China, Tibet was the priestly political politician of the Dalai Lama. Ever since entering China, the Dalai Lama sometimes approved control over the territory of China, and at other times it has become the focus of political and spiritual opposition by the Chinese government. Since various national senior lama died, the Chinese government proposed its own candidate to preserve these positions. In 2007, the Chinese government passed a law requiring the completion and approval of reincarnation applications for all Rama who wish to be born to further control Tibetan Buddism and further control Tibet.

Buddhism places great emphasis on finding the truth. This basic principle allows acceptance of science as science is regarded as modern truth for most people. In addition, Buddhists believe in the evolution of human consciousness - this evolution, along with the truth presented by science, allows for excessive acceptance of biological evolution. Even more interestingly, in the sacred Buddhist text Agganna Sutta, Buddha interpreted the world as it evolved over time. Although biological evolution is not mentioned, we still emphasize the evolution as a whole physically and mentally. Buddhism and science are considered to be compatible by many writers. Some philosophical and psychological doctrines found in Buddhism have something in common with modern Western science and philosophy. For example, Buddhism encourages fair investigation of nature (known as Dhamma-Vicaya in Pali Classic) - the main objective of this research is itself. Buddhism and science also emphasize the causal relationship. However, Buddhism does not focus on materialism. Thanks to its research and intellectual research, Buddhism naturally synchronizes with the dialogue of scientists. The main obstacle between Buddhism and modern science lies in the study of the essence of consciousness, one of the most complex problems. According to Buddhism consciousness is a major fact, not necessarily related to the function of the brain; of course, this does not represent the view of most neuroscientists. But the Dalai Lama often said that if science uses persuasive evidence to object to a particular Buddhist dissertation, he should not hesitate to give up these arguments. Considering the current scientific knowledge, the Dalai Lama says that the traditional Buddhist cosmology (which itself is based on the same Hindu cosmology as existed in India 2,500 years ago) is now obsolete To argue. This is certainly a bold statement and is similar to the Pope's announcement that it should abandon the idea of ​​creating the world in the sixth day. Karl Sagan is suspected to have asked Dalai Lama what he would do if the basic principle of his religion (reborn) was clearly denied by science. The Dalai Lama replied: 'If Taiwanese Buddhism would give up on reincarnation if science could object to the reborn children of the soul, it would be very difficult to resist reincarnation.' Walter and Review of 1999 research by Waterhouse 30 thorough interviews with the UK people who do not belong to past data and religious reincarnation on the level of reincarnation belief. The authors report that in the survey it was revealed that about a fifth to a quarter of Europeans have some degree of confidence in similar results as in the United States. In the interviewed group, the beliefs about the existence of this phenomenon seem to be unrelated to their age and the type of religion to which these people belong, mostly Christians.

Kwan Win: Buddhist Bodhisattva as a spiritual guide Mercy and peace A lot of people all over the world are seeking a way to spiritual freedom. More people are trying to alleviate the pain. In these times, the demands of spiritual guidance in the past may always be obvious in the future. Kwan Yin (Guan Shih Yin in China, Kannon in Japan) is a goddess of mercy of Buddhism, providing guidance and guidance to countless people. Kannon reflects the concept of Bodhisattva Bodhisattva Bodhisattva, pure sympathy. Guanyin or Guanyin (/ ˌɡwɑːnjɪn /) is the most commonly used Chinese translation of Bodhisattva, today it is called "Avalokitesvara". In English usage, Kanon refers to Buddhist Bodhisattva related to compassion, mainly implemented by believers of Chinese Buddhist Buddhist school. Guanyin is also a bodhisattva adopted in religion other than Buddism like Taoism, Chinese folk religion, other (mainly East Asia) religion, also called British expression "bodhisattva". The Chinese name Guanyin is an abbreviation for Guanyin, which means "the voice of the world". Bodhisattva is a wise man who continues to engage in world affairs to encourage and inspire all beings. Kannon was originally called Kannon Bodhisattva in the context of Indian Buddhism, but literally means "look down on benevolently". Guanyin Bodhisattva is drawn as a man in India and Tibet. In the Tibetan tradition, each Dalai Lama is thought to be the reincarnation of Guanyin Bodhisattva. However, in East Asia, this Bodhisattva was later called Kannon, understood as a goddess of a woman, a merciful mother. Buddhists turn their attention to Kannon as she possesses her ability to save them from unlimited sympathy and suffering and suffering. In Central Asian Buddhism it is widely believed that Guanyin Bodhisattva Guanyin Bodhisattva has special relationship with Tibetans in the last millennium and intervenes in their fate through the incarnate of merciful rulers like Dalai Lama and teachers . This is based on Kadam 's main text Kadam' s book, according to the first Dalai Lama, the beginning of Gendun Drup belongs to this book. In fact, this article is said to have laid the foundation for Tibetans to later define Dalai Lama as an instantiation of Guanyin Bodhisattva.

Desires are defined as hope, very strongly desired or desired, and even require even joy and satisfaction. Regarding Buddhist history and research, we will examine how that culture teaches people how to control their desires. It is difficult to control desire, but it is not impossible. Some people can control their desires very strongly, they fail because their desires are so strong that they must respond to them physically and mentally. Buddhism was developed from the teachings of Jodhpur (or Jordama), the Buddha who lived in the early 6th century B.C. Buddhism spread to Central Asia and Southeast Asia in China, China, Korea and Japan, played a central role in the spiritual, cultural and social life of the eastern world, spreading to the West in the 20th century. Buddhist worship mainly includes memorizing prayers and scriptures, and counting hymns with horns, trumpets and drums. For worshiping three times a day clergy are summoned by a small bell and are arranged in a line according to their class. The highest position is occupied by two llamas, Maharaja, Dalai Lama, Panchen, or wetlands, llamas. Before China invaded this area in 1950, the two llama theoretically had the same authority, but in reality the Dalai Lama with longer jurisdiction is more powerful. Unlike many people think, the Dalai Lama and Panchen el Denis are not necessarily Tibetan spiritual leaders. After the dark ages of Tibet, due to the spread of Grand Pandit and Atisha, Buddhism regained vitality and reached its peak in Tibet. Many sects have appeared. For example, Ninemapa (Red), Kuzya (White), Sakapa (Variety), Gegpa (Yellow) and so on. Each sect has its own dominant llama and is trying to cross each other by recruiting converts. As founder of Ge - lug - pa Sect, Tsongkhapa has eight very famous disciples including Khedrub Je (first Panchen Lama) and Gedun Truppa (first Dalai Lama). After the death of Ghedden 's second abbot, Gyaltsub Je, Khedrub Je was chosen as the third abbot of Ganden. Gedun Truppa became a disciple of Khedrub Je. This is the beginning of Dalai Lama and Panchen Erdenis. Because Buddhism emphasizes the desirability of self-exclusion from problems related to everyday life, Buddhism can easily become a monastic religion. In the monastery, everyone has the same goal, that is to reach knee The enlightenment living in life is not merely a form. People are constantly changing and totally deadly. Buddhism is a natural religion. It does not infringe on the mind and body. According to the karma they created - the result of good and evil behavior - the Buddha began to notice that men were born and died according to their good and evil behavior. Nirvana "is a sign of self-destruction, or an indication of elimination of all desires, represents the ultimate enlightenment and is freed from the cycle of regeneration." There are many monasteries in the world, some of which are in countries such as Myanmar, Thailand and Ceylon. Not all Buddhists live in monasteries

It is defined as deep compassion for others unhappy suffering, accompanied by a strong desire to alleviate suffering. These quotes will motivate you to become a more considerate person. Then you can raise your character to a higher level. "If you want to be happy, you have to practice compassion.If you want to be happy, you have to practice compassion." Dalai Lama "Use your voice to express goodwill, for your ear for compassion, for your hands for charity, for the truth of your soul, and for your love for love Please use it for. "Anonymous "Love and compassion are not necessarily luxuries but necessaries. Without it, humans can not survive." Dalai Lama "Compassion is the core of every little thing we do - this is the most precious quality we have, but we can give up too tragic results.To lose compassion, We lose it, the essence of existence, being human being. "Anonymous "This is what empathy does, it will challenge our assumptions, the sense of our self-limits, our worthless senses, and we have no place in the world Langsalzberg 15. "Because everyone is on their own difficult path, please let our hearts sympathize with other people." Dieter F. Uchtdorf 17. "The absence of love for you hinders sympathy for others.When we make friends with ourselves, there is no barrier to being opened to others." Anonymous "It's not really a generous and generous heart, nor a calm and considerate man." Robert Frost 24. "Our mission must be to liberate ourselves by expanding our sympathies to accept all living beings and the whole nature and its beauty." Albert Einstein 29. "When we sympathize with each other, we take ourselves away from the center of the world and we put another person there." Karen Armstrong "When we pity ourselves, we are opening our minds in ways that can change our lives." Kristenev "If you want to make others happy, you have to practice compassion.If you want to make you happy, you have to practice sympathy." - Dalai Lama XIV , Art of happiness. The words spoken by the Dalai Lama have great meaning to it. When it is more than that, most people just consider pity as another word in the world. Compassion makes people the same and makes the world a better place. Compassion is necessary for families in need, diapers are a common necessity and are generally prone to be forgotten. The soup kitchen supplies food for our hungry people and recently House of Mercy has launched a charity garden where they grow food, continue feeding and inform the people we need. Emergency evacuation centers are for those who can not go anywhere. They have many beds for people to fall asleep, they are encouraged and supported Social media is full of yoga-style natural photographs, accompanied by quotes of "sympathy" and "not attachment" between intense stress and tension. Certainly, these practices are important. It is in the center of the philosophy of yoga. For us living in the reality of today's news, they are also incomplete. The oriental yoga tradition has directed us to retreat and regret, but the West confirmed the necessity of existence and behavior in the world. Both these two traditions support both humanized yoga: conscious extreme yoga. Our yoga of this sort is standing in a complex environment standing in an unresolved ambiguous environment, our biggest being to lead us to our words and actions through the inner voice of truth Commitment is necessary. Comfort is not a job of yoga

Before breaking Buddhism into two forms of Tibet, ie Mahayana Buddhism and Vajrayana Buddhism is to understand Buddhism. Buddhism is a non-thematic religion that is very common in Southeast Asia, founded by the prince of Siddhartha in the 30th century BC. After a series of events like extreme asceticism failed, Siddhartha began to realize the right awakening path. Siddhartha, also known as Buddha, tells his followers that all things that exist are not permanent, that is, there is no permanent self. However, this does not explain the extreme form of Tibetan Buddhism and the regeneration of the original Buddha of the Dalai Lama. Because he knows that the Buddha itself is a reincarnation of ancient Buddha. Tibetan Buddhism is the beginning of a statement not mentioned by Theravada Buddhism. More important is the book of the death of Tibet, which is far from the sacred lines of the world view, and is deeply contradictory to typical Buddhism. 2 - The book also points out that these stories and the stories of the Old Testament and Aesop's fable stories all have a common source of information in the Indo-European languages, according to similarities. Since the Old Testament, these are all Hebrew in Israel's Semite culture. Aesop is one of the Indians - Europeans, but this book is completely outdated due to the expansion of Chaucer, La Fontaine and other West India - European writers. In Tibetan Buddhism, Dalai is considered an instantiation of Guanyin Bodhisattva Panchen is said to be an embodiment of Amitabha. In the concept of Buddhism, Amitabha is more powerful than Kannon Bodhisattva. In fact, however, the Dalai Lama has always a strong political and religious influence on local people. However, from ancient times, Tibet has been deprived of oxygen by harsh climatic conditions and inconvenient transport. People's lives have not lasted for a long time, and life is very difficult. People living in such a situation need spiritual support, and Buddhism from India completely meets the needs of the people of those days. Buddhism believes that the most important thing in human life is not getting fame and things in his life, but preparing for the next incarnation. People come to this world filled with pain and suffering, he will always experience these in the cycle Today, Tibetan Buddhism is the main religion of Tibet, and among the Tibetans in Qinghai Province and other regions, the Inner Mongolian Autonomous Region (the origin of its name is Burkhany Shashin, "Buddha religion" or Shira - in Shashin) is historical It occupies an important position. Religion "- Huang Jiao Huángjiào. However, there are many Tibetan Buddhist temples in the northeastern part of China and one of Beijing's i River Temple is one of them.The controversy about the level of Tibetan Buddhism, especially the 14th Dalai Lama's Tianjin Gatso inheritance - Tibetan Buddhist main school - spiritual leader of the Gerg school - they are responsible for appointing the future successor of the full political power of Tibet Dalai Lama who owned before escaping from China during the Tibetan uprising in 1959 Tibetan level Panchenama is a controversy between the Chinese government and Tenzin Gyatso.

Tibet was once a country rich in religious culture, aimed at spreading Buddhism and happiness to all the souls on the earth. Today's Tibetan Buddhism culture is only a shadow of it. After the invasion of the Communist Party of China in 1950, Tibet became an area dominated by China from what was once called "the roof of the world". The Chinese government thinks that Tibet has been the sovereign for centuries. However, the Dalai Lama disputed this claim, pointed out that Tibet is independent of China and colonized over time. Kadampa Buddhism was founded in the 11th century by Indian Buddhist Master Atisha (AD 982 - 1054). He was invited to reintroduce Buddhism to Tibet from Wang JangchubÖ, the ruler of the Ali of Tibet. It was first introduced 200 years ago by Padmasambhava and Shantarakshita, but largely destroyed by Anti-Buddhist cleansing of Tibetan King Langdam, the successor of religious followers of Tibetan Buddhism. Attisa really revived Buddhist customs in Tibet and created the current Kadampa Buddhist tradition. Ka means the word pointing to the teachings of Buddha and Dam, which refers to Atisha's special presentation to them, called the stage of Lamrim or Enlightenment. Lamrim literally means the stage on the road and includes all the teachings of the Buddha. Atisha shows how Buddhist scriptures and Tantrix paths can be separated and practiced together. In the eighth century Buddhism arrived in Tibet from India in the eighth century, invited two Buddhist masters to Tibet, and translated important Buddhist texts into Tibetan language. A century later, after the dissolution of the Tibetan Empire, Tibet was split and ruled by the king, and the King gave Lama, a priest of Tibetan Buddhism, and Rama provided the land and collection for their monastery. The product's ability comes from people. By the 14th century, monastery clergy became stronger than the king. The king was extinct from this country and was ruled by Buddhist monks for all practical purposes. The arrival of Buddhism into Tibet is known as a failure of Buddhists to worship the Tibetan devil (Eliade 347). In Tibet, local monasteries (Eliade 347) sponsored many festivals. Like China, Tibetan rituals often respect Tibetan Buddhist heroes, but they also respect Buddhist gods (Eliade 347). When many rituals combine Buddhism and Shamanism, Buddhism is combined with regional religion (Area 347). Here, Buddhism is also associated with the lifecycle ritual, the same ritual as a male begins to die by adulthood.

In 1949, New Communist China dispatched 35,000 people to invade Tibet (Tibetan support organization 1 in the UK). I will sign on the second year of the treaty. The treaty admits sovereignty over Tibet, but recognizes the autonomy of the Tibetan government in internal affairs. However, China repeatedly violates the treaty. This brought a national riot in 1959, and then exiled Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama and many government leaders (Tibetan Agency 1). During the invasion and invasion of Tibet in China, Tibetan buildings suffered massive damage. At the international level, these human rights violations have been acknowledged and accused by various agencies and countries. There are many resolutions to acknowledge the infringement of Tibetan human rights around the world and condemn these infringement by China (Dhir, 77). In 1965, the Security Council in which China was located passed a resolution expressing serious concern about the situation in Tibet (Chang, 31). In 1987, the House of Representatives unanimously denounced the consolidation of Tibet (Chang, 31), followed by the United States. The United States not only worries about Tibetan occupation, but also inflicts their basic citizenship. Secretary of State Harold Khan expressed concern about the United States against Tibet. "We are deeply saddened by the irrational imprisonment imposed recently by Tibetans trying to exercise their right to freedom of political speech." Despite some development and economic progress, Tibetan culture is still facing the fundamental problem of survival. Serious human rights violations continue in Tibet. However, they are only symptoms and consequences of deeper problems. So far, the Chinese authorities are unable to adopt a tolerant and pluralistic view of Tibet's unique culture and religion, and instead they are suspecting that they are going to rule them. The majority of China's "development" program in Tibet aims to overwhelm the population of Tibet by fully integrating Tibet into Chinese society and culture and transferring a large amount of Chinese to Tibet. Unfortunately, China 's Tibet policy remains tough despite major changes made in the Chinese government and other parts of the People' s Republic of China. ... Tibetan human rights abuses are often the result of racial and cultural discrimination policies, but the symptoms and results of deeper problems. The Chinese authorities regard Tibet's unique culture and religion as the root cause opposite to Tibet's wrath. Therefore, their policy is to destroy the core of Tibetan civilization and identity. (423) Chinese can not eradicate the identity of the Tibetans trying to waste. The permanent movement of their problems is caused by these harsh policies. By discriminating against Tibetans, China continues to rebel and rebel. The Dalai Lama considers the only way to alleviate the crisis is a comprehensive and sustainable dialogue between the two governments. (423)

Since the dawn of mankind, citizens have fought with their leaders. One of the main things is free. Whether it is religion, taxation, or tyrant, this freedom - to fight for these freedoms. In 1776, the United States could be said to be the climax of the free struggle for the past five years. In recent history, since September 11, 2001, the country has retreated, formed freedom and entered the dark of despotism. "The Chinese Constitution stipulates that citizens have freedom of religion.The central government and Tibetan Autonomous Region respect the freedom of citizens' religious beliefs. 'Duojie Xiongdeng' is a historical figure of Tibetan Buddhism It is a patron saint who has been worshiped by some schools, accompanied by special religious practices, forms of worship and form of inheritance.The "Duojie Xiong Deng" in the history from the fifth Dalai Lama, Dalai Lama and Panchenama I worshiped. Do you believe that the protection of God "Duojie Xiong Deng" is free and personal for religious believers? The church and the state are separated in Brazil and the Constitution of 1988 gives freedom of faith and expression to all citizens. However, there is a close relationship between the Catholic Church and the state. This is similar to most cases of national history. The Catholic main festival is a holiday in Brazil. Here, the pastor (or bishop) will always supervise the appointment of public buildings and officials. In addition, church-related welfare and educational facilities such as religious seminary are receiving financial support from the federal government.

Tibet's Independence Issues China has occupied the Tibetan Plateau for more than 50 years now with military power. China argued that legal management of Tibet legitimacy is a very complicated problem and in many ways it became more difficult due to the unusual relationship Tibet maintained with the international community before 1950 It was. Regarding Tibet's legal status, there are several competing considerations, each of which is reversed. There must be a historical record to deal with the idea that Tibet has always been an indivisible part of China and formal arrangements to decide which parties existed in the past. Tibetans: Many Tibetans protested and actively supported the exiled Dalai Lama as he called "autonomous Tibet". Chinese authorities condemned him as promoting Tibetan independence and if he did not allow him to return to China, he would face arrest. In May 2018, a Tibetan activist, known as Tashiwangchuk, was sentenced to five years imprisonment for expressing concern that the Tibetan culture was destroyed by the Chinese government. Amnesty International condemns this sentence "Beyond Absurdity", but his release is still 2021 Recently the Dalai Lama brothers are the biggest supporters of Tibetan independence, and his death caused little embarrassment of the world media. There are few people remembering that Tibetans fought independence by rebellion on the streets of Lhasa only six months ago. In Chinese celebrations after the Olympic Games, I wonder how free Tibetans must feel. In early March, the US government took a calm and realistic position against the riot in Tibet. The Tibet problem did not prevent President Bush from attending the opening ceremony and Michael Phelps acquiring eight gold medals. Deeply, the United States recognizes that its favorable trade and the potential alliance with billions of Chinese people is more important than the attention of a few Tibetans living in the Himalayan refrigerator.

Skepticism of Western society about reincarnation "Whether people are here or after, ideas are things, parents of all actions, good or bad, just like sowing, harvest is also true "It will finally be the last 500 painting puzzles.What is my greatest accomplishment with my grandmother.We work continuously for a few days and we put it under the table cloth on the table Her grandmother came and kissed me with a big hug. Much of today's Western culture is skeptical of past life experiences. Because we still could not prove reincarnation in scientific way - even if half of the world believes it. (For example, no one brought back ancient Roman coins from the hypnotic reincarnation session.) In recent decades, many people in the West have become interested in reincarnation. Recent research has accepted the concept of reincarnation, such as contemporary people from the Catholic family, modern newcomers, believers of spirituality, theorists, students of mysterious philosophy such as Kabbalah, and Gnosticism . And mysterious Christianity and believers in India. It is a religion. According to the census data of 1999-2002, a few people from Europe and America have reasonable thought and freedom of thought, but there is no outstanding tradition of being born recently. Reborn. The average of the Nordic countries is 22%. In the Baltic countries, belief in reincarnation is particularly high, Lithuania is the largest population in Europe, accounting for 44%. The lowest figure is East Germany, 12% Karl Sagan is suspected to have asked Dalai Lama what he would do if the basic principle of his religion (reborn) was clearly denied by science. The Dalai Lama replied: 'If Taiwanese Buddhism would give up on reincarnation if science could object to the reborn children of the soul, it would be very difficult to resist reincarnation.' Walter and Review of 1999 research by Waterhouse 30 thorough interviews with the UK people who do not belong to past data and religious reincarnation on the level of reincarnation belief. The authors report that in the survey it was revealed that about a fifth to a quarter of Europeans have some degree of confidence in similar results as in the United States. In the interviewed group, the beliefs about the existence of this phenomenon seem to be unrelated to their age and the type of religion to which these people belong, mostly Christians.

Dalai Lama once said: "Love and compassion are necessities and not extravagant, if they do not exist, humans can not survive." This also applies to animals. Animals are now more than just creatures we coexist on the earth. They are our family and our partner. All creatures have rights. As you and I deserve respect, animals will do the same. When you think of an animal farm, most of us will see pictures of old McDonald's farm animals and chickens in the background of a bright red barn. However, animals are not always engaged in agriculture. Humans are social creatures coexisting in groups. Clearly, there is a misunderstanding and a fight between members of each group. It is not worth mentioning that conflict occurs in every aspect of human life. There are conflicts with schools, workplaces, and even families. Every collision is a challenge and it is very important to effectively solve this situation. Did you try to solve a serious confrontation yourself? We will focus on detailed analysis of this important issue. The world where people live in harmony with the living things, they coexist and protect each other. Everyone has passion and goals for their own life, biology and nature. On the other hand, in order to achieve this goal, humans have their own creatures as fellows and they will accomplish each other. Overall, Caravan Studio has its own unique way to introduce many of their artist's creative thinking. Creators (and the studio itself) are not afraid to show the characters they are building and the diversity of the world. As each original work progresses, they seem to have explored a lot of new and potential plot-driven moving areas, especially their fans. The original work is based on various themes, but the caravan never sticks to the roots of Indonesia. Dalai Lama once said: "Love and compassion are not extravagant but essential items - without them, humans can not survive." This also applies to animals. Animals are now more than just creatures we coexist on the earth. They are our family and our partner. All creatures have rights. As you and I deserve respect, animals will do the same. When you think of an animal farm, most of us will see pictures of old McDonald's farm animals and chickens in the background of a bright red barn. - The environmental conditions of the world are getting worse and it is now "open secret" - "open" - because most people know it. As a result, I am indifferent to this fact. The warmth of the earth is increasing; our environment - major aspects such as water, soil and air have changed a lot.

The Namgyal Institute of Tibetan Studies - Namgyal Institute of Tibetan Studies is a quiet environment, one of the most important and well-known laboratories in Tibetan language and culture. The main building is based on Tibetan architecture and is one of the most traditional Tibetan styles in the world. However, the center of the tourist attraction here is a wonderful image of Manjushri's "Understanding Bodhisattva" brought from Tibet. Gurudongmar Lake - One of the world's tallest lakes, Gurudongmar Lake is a popular tourist attraction in Sikkim. Surrounded by snowy mountains and clear ice water, it is thought to be a spiritual lake of Sikkim. Located in the stunning town of Lachen, Gurudongmar will improve the shopping experience for travelers. The splendor and beauty of this place is breathtaking It is the center of study and meditation as the home of the Dalai Lama, Nam Gyal Abbey, a spiritual leader of Tibet, and also the place of worship of monks. This monastery has about 200 Tibetan monks who perform ancient ceremonies, traditions and artistic skills. It has a quiet atmosphere and magnificent Buddha statue. Bhagsunag Falls is 11 km from Dharamshala and itself is attractive. There are ancient temples, waterfalls surrounded by freshwater fountains and trees. Bhagsunag Waterfall is only 2 km from McLeodganj and you can visit Triund Trek. People can visit the old Bhagsunag Temple and enjoy the water of Bhagsunag Waterfall. It is the 14th residence of Dalai Lama and Tibet Museum, Tsuglagkhang Temple and Namgyal Gompa. It is considered to be a pilgrimage site of Tibetan exile. Tsuglagkhang Complex located in the southwestern corner of McLeodganj is a major tourist attraction. Visit the Tibetan Museum, which includes pictures and videos of Chinese invasion and Tibetan struggle.

If someone asks me something spiritual at the beginning of the semester I will not answer correctly. I think that it is no doubt that as a part of religion, as a synonym of religion at least in this question. Anyway, this is not the correct answer, I know it now. After investigating the subject in detail and reading works written by famous spiritual leaders and writers, I am confident now to know what spirituality is and how to practice or practice it It is. In order to welcome the New Year, I decided to spend a week at Plum Village of Thich Nhat Hanh. I have heard about the so-called magical country of the yoga house, but last year I read Thich Nhat Hanh's book "Peace is step by step". Thich Nhat Hanh is a famous peace activist nominated for MLK's Noble Peace Prize and writing a lot of moving books. He established Plum village, Buddhist monastery and 150 monks shared their experiences and practices with people in the suburbs of France in Bordeaux. Also, on New Year 's Eve, I do not want champagne toast overnight with my friends at midnight, I think I want something different. During the Vietnam War, Thich Nhat Hanh was a monk in Vietnam. In 1966, he left the village of Plum Village exiled in Vietnam. In his book and conversation, Thich Nhat Hanh emphasizes that sati is the most important practice in daily life. I live in three centers: Deer Park Abbey in Escondido, California, Blue Cliff Abbey in Pines in New York, and Mulan Grove Abbey in Batesville, Miss. Perhaps the world's most widely known leader of Buddhism visited the United States for the first time in 1979 at the current Dalai Lama, Tenzin Gyatso. As a political leader in exile in Tibet, he has fascinated religious believers such as Richard Gere and Adam Yauchi, becoming a popular cause select. His early life was painted in a Hollywood movie like Kundu and Tibet for seven years. The early Tibetan Buddhist priest who was born in the West was Robert A. Therman, now an academic supporter of the Dalai Lama.

My heart is Mahayana Buddhist text. Mahayana means "a wonderful car" (41). This refers to Bodhisattva 's oath and way, which includes 10 completed developments. Heart Sutra is a training-centered text aimed at enhancing the perfection of wisdom. The core of this training is to understand the truth of emptiness. Buddhist scholarships include comments on Buddhist scriptures. In Tibetan Buddhism there is a custom to recognize the pedigree of a person's teacher and monastery in order to provide legitimacy and authenticity to the doctrine. Since 1968, the master is in "Heart Sutra", "Diamond Sutra", "Six Family Long Sutra", "Amitaba Sutra", "Oath of Tibetan Buddhism", "Great Mind of Compassion", "Dharma Flower Classic" . "Dharma Flower Classic" and other reviews were comprehensively reviewed. 42 Buddhist Bible, Schramanella · Vinaya et al. In June 1971, the Master started the Dharma Conference at the Avatamsaka King of the Buddhist Bible. With this vitality without knowing the fatigue, Master firmly planted the roots of Dharma on the western land. And he made it possible to continue himself. Every day he spends a lot of time explaining the teaching and application to cultivation, soaking his disciples in the honey of Dharma, so that they can inherit the teachings of Buddha. Since I arrived in the US, my husband turned to Falun Dafa and taught scriptures such as Schwanghama, Lotus, Tibetan Buddhism, Diamond Strah, Heart Stra. He taught more and more American disciples, and many of them left the house and became bhikkhu and bhikshuni. In San Francisco, Master founded Golden Mountain Abbey where he gave lectures at Avatamsaka Sutra. He also established the International Buddhist Text Translation Association. No matter where he is going, the Orthodox Dharma will dominate and I pledge harshly that the Dharma era will not happen. Recently Master founded a huge 237 acre complex complex Wanfo City near Talma, California. And 60 buildings as the center of world Buddhism The essence of "Heart Sutra" is a summary of the lecture of the emotional "heart of mind" of the Dalai Lama, an overview of Buddhist philosophy, and an easy-to-understand summary. Heart Sutra is the most meditative structure in the center of Buddhists. Dalai Lama's work has allowed me to explore the mind and its application in everyday life in a deeper and meticulous way. Fulbright scholar Alexander Berzin used large bills incorporating Kara Chakra 's announcement, balanced sensitivity development, and the Dalai Lama' s tradition of HHGalug - Kagyu, including 17 books on spiritual teachers I am publishing books. Inspired by the process of Buddhist migration from Asian civilization to other Asian civilizations, Berzin reveals the mystery of Buddhism and bridges traditional Buddhism and modern Western culture Practical of that teaching in daily life I showed the application.

Throughout our lives, we experienced solitude that was eliminated at some point. Samuel Taylor Coleridge shows how his experience of resentment matured in a selfless, brotherly love and accepts some denial benefits in "My prison with this limestone tree" I will. Each of the three sections of each poem shows a step in this transformation. This shows that Coleridge is evolving gradually from oath to appreciation. A universal natural theme and a fluent language are used to convey these, but the spoken language tone is similar to the application of universal information. The poem "This banyan gazebo my prison" written by Collerridge was poor in health, could not walk along a friend with a beautiful village, and remained alone under the banyan tree. Even though Coleridge can not walk with his friends, this poem imagines because he can participate in their trips and experience all the revelation in his seat through his imagination It is related to a trip. Coleridge was only caught in a physical sense. His imagination is full of his feelings, and thus he changed him as a man and allowed him to grow up. Responder understands the influence of imagination on people. There is no limit to imagination and it is equally effective for other kinds of trips. Essay.com/ "Travel is not just a move from one place to another, it is learning and growing. Like Coleridge's "This Lime Tree Bower My Prison", many texts and concepts have many travel impressions. "Yu-Gi" explores travel ideas through imagination. This poem is written in a new form of empty poetry written in the era of Coleridge literature and conveys his imaginary journey through natural wonders. He positively attracts the audience using the first person's story and the tone of the conversation and conveys the emotional reaction to his situation. What he wrote is to draw out all the sensations by appealing to the reader further using the perceptual image and the image is inspired by his special comma usage and is urgent, so the image Contributing to accumulation. Coleridge also includes other techniques such as onomatopoeia of "Roaring Dell" and use of abbreviations to hold ten syllable tables such as "Unsunn'd" and "stand'st". essay.com/Texts is discussing: this eucalyptus watchtower my prison - Coleridge's "Willow Wind" - Happiness Kenneth Graham Art - Dalai Lama and Howard C The text of the discussion is as follows. This banyan Watchtow Prison - Willow Winds of Coleridge - Art of Happiness of Kenneth Graham - Dalai Lama and Howard C

This film is based on the Austrian Olympic gold medalist and climber (Brad Pitt) Heinrich Haller's book. This movie was supervised by Jean-Jacques Annaud in some of the most beautiful villages I have ever seen. Heinrich "Harry" Harrer left Austria before World War II in 1939 and climbed the ninth mountain, Nanga Parbat. Together with Harry, Peter Aufschnaiter (David Thewlis) went to climb Nanga Parbat. After the attempt failed, the group was captured by the UK as they were thought to be "enemies of dignity" at the beginning of the war. For seven years in Tibet, Brad Pitt discovers himself and learns selfless desire from young Dalai Lama in an ambitious and beautiful movie centered around the arrogant Austrian climber's journey. This is an exciting story about the relationship between two strangers, and Harrer discovers a world that transcends itself. Seven years in Tibet is a spiritual journey that you should not miss. This adventure is based on the novel by Jan Martel of the same name. This story develops mainly in Indian men living in Canada who tells the story of his life at the age of 16. He survived the shipwreck at home and stayed in the Pacific Ocean with a lifeboat with Royal Bengal. Tiger movies face choice: You are those who like to believe in things in the way they appear, or those who believe in miracles. There is neither a correct answer nor a wrong answer - only an introspection Seven years in Tibet is a movie that shows how adventure of traveling can change people's lives. According to the true story of an Austrian climber, Heinrich Haller, this movie is about his attempt to conquer the Mountain of Himalayas when he hit the Chinese Tibet that he met the young Dalai Lama. Last night in Lhasa, I browsed at a bookstore in the UK and asked the owner whether there was a copy of Tibet for seven years, asking the owner, a controversy over the friendship with the Austrian mountaineer Heinrich Haller's Dalai Lama A book that is. Beautiful girl hair and huge epidemic sensitive eyeglasses came. "No," she said. "Chinese police do not allow this book, they will throw it out if they find the book." Lucy, who agreed to go to the next called Anglamedo bar, said that two students Eating spaghetti Bolognese, listening to Macbook Air music. After drinking milk tea, I asked her about the wonderful combination of tradition and modernity I saw in Tibet.

The Dalai Lama was a respected spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhism and forced to exile in 1959. He lives in India's Dharamsala, but he regards himself as a citizen of the world. The practical word he first impressed was this sentence. "If scientific analysis reveals that some of the Buddhist arguments are wrong, we must accept scientific discoveries and abandon these claims." It is sufficient for a good religious world leader to express these words clearly enough to stop listening to the content of this universal gentleman. Tenzin Gyatso's 14th Dalai Lama believed that empirical scientific evidence will replace the traditional Buddhist teachings when there is a contradiction between the two. In his book "The Unatomic Universe" he wrote as follows. "My confidence in adventure to science lies in my basic belief in Buddhism through a critical investigation to understand the nature of reality." And by scientific analysis, some thought in Buddhism If we finally proved wrong, we must accept scientific discoveries and give up those claims, "he said. Next, I spent my morning with Tibet's my master Dalirama. In his book "The universe in one atom: the fusion of science and spirituality", his Holiness seamlessly combines the two dominant, often opposing views and the state of entering a sacred marriage I will. Perfect reading after my morning meditation. (Here is his holy relationship). The next book on my list is a book I completed a few weeks ago, but it is very important, and that information has probably been with me for the rest of my life. If you ask me, this is a good sign to read! This book can be explained by its title: Elizabeth Gilbert's magic (I visited here). On these pages I have explored that sharing my personal magic is more important. The greatest revelation: we can all enter it! Her work is unique, honest and simple. This book has found me. Beyonce is an atom in a cruel world, and it is floating in the bond without any idea or purpose. Let's loosen her again in the galaxy for a while, let it drift and let it be isolated. This type of learning is particularly interesting and mysterious. It brings me the closest one to Rama Nuquin's concept of "infinite in the palm of your hand", or creating a single atom in the universe. Because there is infinite possibility for a single atom. Even with no idea, nothing, nothing, empty idea, nothing, we have all the ideas (black hole). There may be more theology, but the idea of ​​a single creation point captures our idea even in a more scientific sense. The idea of ​​the main algorithm, one line of code can generate code of each line. Unified Theory - We are seeking a single equation describing the entire universe. Well, I return to more theology. Perhaps in Zen, "reality is a rotten tomato."

Celebrities have been accused of drug abuse for many years. Many people deny it and accuse the media, but it is not for rock musicians. The lead singer Anthony Kiedis of the American band Red Hot Chili Peppers is openly dissatisfied with his addiction. He even wrote a book called Scar Tissue about his life. In his life, some ups and downs made him look like today. Kiedis is not fascinated by drug use, but how did you overcome the attitude towards him at the time? One of the books I read this year is "Scar Tissue" by White man, Anthony Kiedis. I can not deny that Kiedis has incredible privileges as a member of Red Pepper and amazing success in his career, but his book is the most painful poison I have ever read , Overcoming adversity. It is one of the stories. This book is grateful for the reality I have never experienced, the story of abuse and negligence, and long-term drug use, dependence and recovery, I will read and change forever. When I was 15-16 years old, I was deeply involved in Tibetan Buddhism I read the place where Anthony Cadiz met Dalai Lama. Perhaps I am in contact but I swear to have these hints about Buddhism through this album, but I have recently heard of this album (sorry, Jay Chou) I can not find it. There I thought that Kiedis was writing an article about Dalai Lama, but this time I can see the chick over there. By the way, I am heading toward mature adults and responsibility - work and university. This is a light album, more interesting than Californication, I can not enter it. Maybe that's because I began to feel light and I do not need it. High school is behind me. I am to blame for myself. I am fine. But listening to Californication, it seems to be my teenage audio scrapbook. It is in the media, but not for the rock musicians. The lead singer Anthony Kiedis of the American band Red Hot Chili Peppers is openly dissatisfied with his addiction. He even wrote a book called Scar Tissue about his life. In his life, some ups and downs made him look like today. Kiedis is not fascinated by drug use, but how did you overcome the attitude towards him at the time? Anthony Cádiz, in his childhood, in analyzing the earlier life of the band, now Red Hot Chili Peppers lead singer Anthony Kiedis is the idea behind the lyrics of this band. In turn, they often reflect his personal experience. From the age of thirteen he was a user of all kinds of medicine until Kiedis was qualified from marijuana to cocaine. He suffered from heroin and cocaine intoxication afterwards. Many of his friends and girls are also taking drugs. As a result, poisoning, depression, bad relationships are often the influence of the majority of his music. As expected, this forms a very introspective and emotional song lyrics and emphasizes the idea of ​​often fighting with myself. This lyrical style appears in many of their songs, especially in some of the most popular songs.

My transformation over many years, I think extroversion is selfish. They intentionally turn attention so that people can think hard. I realized slowly that this was the case of introvert sour grapes. In fact, we are selfish. Introvert people withdraw from social interactions fearing negative reactions. If we look like a group, we will feel stupid in some way and you will feel perplexed. In the past few years, my perversion has let me read many books. My favorite is the Dalai Lama 's happy art. The Dalai Lama believes that our purpose in this world is to find happiness and happiness and share it with other people. I tried to understand all the challenges that have taken place over the years in my life; over the years I have figured out what I should do and my career will satisfy me . Finally I realized that happiness is my real work. If this means working in a coffee shop and writing an inspiring book and sharing it with the world, this is the happiness I should pursue. Franz Kafka's "Transfiguration" I chose "Deformation" as the subject of this article; we will carefully examine how Gregor Samsa's death opens the door to understanding this story. Let me give a satirical example through the conclusion of Gregor's transformation and how this satire collects stories. Through his death, we saw the truth behind his parents. It is ironic in itself. It pointed out that it is difficult to describe concrete contents of the story, and there ... ... "Transformation" author: as they are reflected in the entire history of Franz Kafka literature , Some authors in terms of writing text are very unique and fresh genre. Franz Kafka is such a writer, "Die Verwandlung" and "The Metamorphosis" are one of his works and it helped promote the word "Kafkaesque". Through this novel, Kafka will solve the eternal theme of using others as a means to accomplish the purpose. He proves this by showing the unhealthy dependence of the family Family variations in deformation of Kafka In "deformation" of Franz Kafka, despite the dramatic physical change, the real nature of Gregor Samsa is negligible. Gregor's life before pervertation was limited to working and taking care of the family. As a travel salesman, Gregor has had a long and difficult job and did not have much time to experience "life". He reconsidered his life and expressed the opinion of Professor Bryan Leung Feindert on psychoanalytic criticism of the deformation "Travel trouble: changing anxiety and irregularity of train ..." The deep meaning of "transformation" can be explained in various ways according to the critical theory to test it. From the criticism of the feminist, his sister 's power and role in the family will be stronger, so it can be observed that Gregor' s rule as a person decreases as he becomes a bug. Biographical criticism can compare and contrast features of Gregor

Art viewing Rathnasambhava, Southern Transcendence, Madonna Enthroned is a very similar image, produced by various cultures. Both images were produced in the 13th century. Rathnasambhava, the image of the Southern Transcendental Buddha statue was made in Tibet during an interesting period of national religious history. Tibetan Buddhist chapters are led by religious, sometimes political leaders Dalai Lama. In the thirteenth century during the reign of Emperor Kahn, Tibet experienced the first incarnation of the Dalai Lama during the production of this picture. Thanks to art - Look at the "standard" approach to art. Its history dates back to ancient times and still dominates high school arts and museum journeys. Art appreciation generally emphasizes our art appreciation and analyzes the qualities of making certain art works "masterpieces". This method rarely attracts art attention under cultural background and it does not concern technical problems or documentary problems of art work. Art - Culture - History - The second method, which was also used in ancient times, became more powerful in the 20th century and was frequently seen in the service of Marxism and other social or political campaigns. This method does not emphasize the special value peculiar to the art as a form or visual language but rather interprets the artwork as a document in the history of civilization. Art appreciation is an art research course designed to enhance the knowledge and appreciation of visual art. Students focus on the interpretation and evaluation of art in a formal, cultural and historical context, and the investigation of pre-historical to contemporary art history research (including detailed investigation of the art of the world) . Students will also experience the process of creating art and will participate in various artistic applications to better understand. This course includes a wide range of courses and activities that provide students engagement and content retention in various forms. Each unit includes a series of courses such as introduction of contents, virtual presentation of contents, repetition of exercise contents, quiz of each lesson, examination of each unit, final exam at the end of the course. In most cultures and societies, art appreciation is very important. It is often described as a painful move, but you should forget that art provides an opportunity for intense emotional experience, wandering of positive thoughts, and self-regulation of psychobiology. Durer also is best at grabbing this inactive activity. "If a person is dedicated to art, he wrote:" If one is lazy, it avoids evil. "

In 1994, Dolly published the autobiography "Dolly: My Life and Other Uncompleted Projects" about her first book, the story of HarperCollins. This book explains the poverty that she grew up at the foot of the Great Smoky Mountains in Tennessee State and on many aspects of her life about her music, religion, marriage and her plastic surgery and her life statue I talk. . "I laugh at my own interests, this is not that I am not open to all of this, this is part of me, I want to be a part of it .. What is a joke about making a joke over there? She stated her appearance at "Evening Show with David Letterman" and laughed at the top 10 list he revealed. "Dolly Parton's autobiography surprises.Triplets.No.6: In the early 1970s I continued to tour the world with the Dalai Lama with a program called" One Dolly ".No. 1: Please consult the Wonderbra project. "Dolly: My life and other incomplete projects" reached the New York Times bestseller list and stayed there for 2 months. Her 1995 book, Dolly: My life and other unfinished business are very popular and grounded. This is a story about her youthful age when she grew internationally. But this is not just an old biography. This book is full of Parton's patented satire, observations, advice and obvious wisdom. Parton's excellent storytelling skills are shining in this form, and she includes many unexpected details like gossip about her private life and insights into her way of thinking. This is amazingly progressive and unexpectedly comprehensive. (She even commented on social issues and even Sid Vicious.) This book is also very gender and Parton reveals that spirituality and sexuality are the two main driving forces in her life. (And, after Johnny Cash, some of the teen partners who had been waiting to meet was one of the most vibrant and relevant stories in history. Dolly Parton is queen that everyone admits, it is the center of the universe and may be a human unicorn. In 1994, Dolly published the autobiography "Dolly: My Life and Other Uncompleted Projects" about her first book, the story of HarperCollins. This book explains the poverty that she grew up at the foot of the Great Smoky Mountains in Tennessee State and on many aspects of her life about her music, religion, marriage and her plastic surgery and her life statue I talk. . She stated her appearance at "Evening Show with David Letterman" and laughed at the top 10 list he revealed. "Dolly Parton's autobiography surprises.Triplets.No.6: In the early 1970s I continued to tour the world with the Dalai Lama with a program called" One Dolly ".No. 1: Please consult the Wonderbra project.

Education College students are about to make an important journey. You will continue to receive higher education. To succeed in higher education, you first need to understand what education is. From ancient Greek philosophers to modern English professors, everyone has appreciated the definition and goals of education. You need to gather these humanitarian knowledge to understand the definition of education. Therefore, I will guide you to the right way to the experience of a wise university. "Educational thinking is not education at all without education." Today, we believe that education is one of the most important elements for the overall development of individuals. People who are not educated seem like lush trees, but that is not the result. It is education that we are proud of as human beings. In fact, there are a small number of dominions in the world, small people are usually the most knowledgeable, most educated and their intellectual powers tend to dominate those with low intelligence. I am not only talking about political leaders. This applies to all areas of today. If Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, or Tim Cook tells us, we can not be shocked by the imagination of their brains to change the world. If Mother Teresa, the Dalai Lama, Mahatma Gandhi tell us, we rarely cast doubt on their teachings. I sometimes ask, "Who are you most proud as a leader of this world?" The most mentioned names are Nelson Mandela, Dalai Lama, Gandhi. People who can not see in modern politics. In order to avoid a realistic viewpoint, how about educating politicians that draw attention rather than these administrative compromisers like them? Why is not the Fortune 500, the top 500 does not exist annually in solemity and completeness? This is just the beginning. From now on, the dream will be bigger, new possibilities will be anticipated, and questions raising important improvements will be raised. Dream better things. We will support people who act more for sincere politicians and politicians. After all, the government that provides services to people needs aggressive people to get things in order to maintain it. Every time a wise expert finds skills to use the system people have to protest or prepare to take the opposite action.

Integration of Tibetan Buddhism into Modern Psychotherapy In the 21st century, Western civilization is witnessing the rapid increase in new technologies, ideas and economic success. Urbanization is spreading rapidly, and promotion of progress in Western society is becoming increasingly evident. However, this commitment to progress has begun to hurt the happiness of citizens. According to the survey, up to 13% of US citizens suffer from psychiatric disorders in 2002, and since then this number has increased (Rinpche 60). Tibetan Buddhism has also grown in modern India, mainly due to the growth of Diaspora in Tibet. In 1959, the arrival of the 14th Dalai Lama and more than 85,000 Tibetan refugees had a major impact on the resurgence of Indian Buddhism. A large number of Tibetans settled in Dharamsala, Himachal Pradesh, and became the headquarters of the Tibetan government, exiled. Another large Tibetan refugee settlement lies in Bylakuppe of Karnataka State. Tibetan refugees have also contributed to the revival of Himalayan traditional Buddhism such as Lahore, Spiti district, Ladakh, Tawang, Bondira. Tibetan Buddhists also contributed to the construction of temples and institutions of Indian Buddhist places and places. Tibetan Buddhism consists of Tantra Buddhism, also known as Vajra Yana Buddhism, for the common symbol of the Congolese kingdom Diamond の (called Dorje in Tibetan). The most typical Tibetan Buddhist art can be regarded as part of Tantra practice. Vajrayana technology incorporates many visualization / imagination into meditation, and the most sophisticated Tantric art can be seen as aid to these visualizations; From the expression of Iddom to the various mandalas and various ceremonial utensils • Tibetan Buddhism is the most famous school in Vajrayana / Esoteric Buddhism / Northern Buddhism. The Dalai Lama is an important leader of Tibetan Buddhism, based on the tradition of Mahayana, and is practiced in Tibet, Nepal, Siberia, Mongolia and northern India. Several locations in Ireland have centers to support Tibetan Buddhist customs, some of which are supported by Tibetan llamas. Buddhist contributors say that interest in Buddhism in Ireland is rising. Many Buddhist teachers are, some of them are Asians, I visit and live in Ireland. More and more people go to the Buddhist Center to study Buddhism. According to contributions to this section, Irish Buddhist practice can be categorized into the following categories. One of the most powerful realizations of my own life came from Chogyam Trungpa, a late Tibetan Buddhist teacher. And for the most part it has transformed esoteric Buddhism into an accessible word for the modern Western world. He is also the founder of the Shamballa family and the Naropa University in Boulder, Colorado. When I started ten years career at Naropa and knew about him, he was already dead, but I found him interested and confused. Several stories talk about how he slept with many of his students, and he completely slept for hours with spiritual speech and the teachings he planned to give. I can not understand how he became such a profound teacher for those acting this kind of thing. But when he was alive, everyone I talked to was a loyal student, and there was a moving story about the moment he saw them as he turned his head. He saw them deeply and changed their lives.

Zen; Buddhism travel in history, politics, Zen in America, or Zen king (derived from Japanese language) is the most common form of Buddhism in the world today. From intellectuals to celebrities, every type of people call themselves Buddhists, but despite popularity in the United States today, they have a long history all over the world. "No one thinks about wealth and fame, all conversations about good and evil are calm, and in autumn we have leaves and springs to join the nightingale. The following Zen Buddhist disclosure is not Zen Buddhism disclosure. Indeed, all the content that I wrote about Zen Buddhism in this article only makes its meaning ambiguous. If "meaning" refers to the important attribute / quality of things and events that are intentionally conveyed through the media. Grammar component From the beginning, we do not apply at all to the temporary definition and the consistency of various definitions in other parts of the world, nothing we think is neither an item nor an object, I understand immediately that it is not. Even if you recognize things, that is attributes, you just believe that people only exist in illusions ... .... Tibetan Buddhism is profound at Tantra. It is called esoteric because it firmly believes that religious texts of Buddhism are also called Buddhist scriptures, and because only Buddhist experts can understand and explain clearly. On the other hand, Tibetan Buddhism is known as Tantra because it strongly believes that enlightenment is greatly accelerated by using specific external ceremonies and ritual objects. In addition, Tibetan Buddhism believes that the use of special Buddhist discourse, often called spells, contributes to an important and higher conscious state. Tibetan Buddhism is a religion that almost all Tibetans and Mongolians follow. The local Tibetans are called Buddhism, but in other countries they are qualified as Lamaism. The name of Lama was made after their religious master was called Lama. Tibetan Buddhism is multifaceted, contains comprehensive teachings, and is somewhat different from other forms of Buddhism as it is executed naturally to meet all human requirements. Tibetan Buddhism has its own approach to identify specific dead spiritual masters, the Dalai Lama and other souls known as Turku. They believe that these spiritual gurus escape the cycle of death and regeneration and can empathically choose to stay in the world to help others achieve Buddhism (Bechert & Gombrich, 1984 )

"If you want to make others happy, you have to practice compassion.If you want to be happy, you have to practice sympathy." - Dalai Lama XIV, happiness Art of. The words spoken by the Dalai Lama have great meaning to it. Most people regard compassion as another word in the world. Compassion makes people the best and makes the world a better place. Compassion is a necessary condition for human experience because it connects the world emotionally. When I was a company leader, I received an email from an employee about the importance of compassion in my leadership. This is a friendly email, and in retrospect, they may have seen they are not considerate of company leadership. Within the leadership team, the conversation was wonderful, terrible, it looked like a joke. "Steve Jobs" and "Ilon Musk" were not so, colleagues began to oppose leadership sympathy. In addition to keeping this, they can also practice everyday over the coming weeks to months. It hurts everyone in the company In fact it is very important to raise awareness of sympathy. Most senior executives think that "actual compassion" is being discussed or emphasized, but only one quarter of Ward employees have agreed. This is important when trying to understand the effectiveness of information from senior managers to middle managers, word levels. Most people (56.1%) who actually feel "actual compassion" believe that it supports nurses and midwives. This is quite different in terms of qualifications and roles I fell in love with a 14 year old man. Because he shares the hobby of music, the importance of compassion, charm, the appearance of a truly thoughtful person, smart, fun, and most importantly because he is physical. attractive. But we have some convincing conversations we got from people of my age (yet they are not yet). I know that I should not be the only teenager like this, so I assume that some of us will not fall into the stereotype that your other adults are about to place Some say that we understand. It is irrelevant to age. Not all teenagers emphasize surface quality. I now understand the power and importance of consideration. Homeless people may have to face serious difficulties in their lives. Of course he experienced pain. Interpretation of meditation and consideration value about compassion already plant seeds in my mind, and I should handle homeless in a different way from the past. Perhaps sitting next to him, maybe exchanging words a bit, maybe I can offer some kind of comfort? Then we have interaction or relationship. To some extent, the homeless people are connected to me (and with other people on the train). There is really no difference between homeless and myself. Probably we are interchangeable. If I contact this person, I should not defeat him.

In "Core of Understanding", Thich Nhat Hanh uses simple, powerful words and real world examples to explain the profound Buddhist philosophy of Prajnaparamita Heart Sutra, an important representative of Mahaya Buddhist literature. Mahayana Buddhist doctrine highlights Sunyata sky doctrine. The doctrine of ether is one of the most important innovations of Mahayana Buddhism that is focused on relationship relationship. Thich Nhat Hanh's coins introduce new words - intertwining to explain the emptiness state. During the Vietnam War, Thich Nhat Hanh was a monk in Vietnam. In 1966, he left the village of Plum Village exiled in Vietnam. In his book and conversation, Thich Nhat Hanh emphasizes that sati is the most important practice in daily life. I live in three centers: Deer Park Abbey in Escondido, California, Blue Cliff Abbey in Pines in New York, and Mulan Grove Abbey in Batesville, Miss. Perhaps the world's most widely known leader of Buddhism visited the United States for the first time in 1979 at the current Dalai Lama, Tenzin Gyatso. As a political leader in exile in Tibet, he has fascinated religious believers such as Richard Gere and Adam Yauchi, becoming a popular cause select. His early life was painted in a Hollywood movie like Kundu and Tibet for seven years. The early Tibetan Buddhist priest who was born in the West was Robert A. Therman, now an academic supporter of the Dalai Lama. In 1960, Thich Nhat Hanh came to Princeton University to study comparative religion, then appointed Buddhist lecturer at Columbia University. In 1965, Thich Nhat Hanh entered Martin Luther King entitled "Looking for Human Enemies" and met with the king during his stay in America in 1966 and urged public denial of the Vietnam War. Kim made his famous speech at Riverside Church in New York in 1967. This is his first general question about US participation in Vietnam.

Transformation of Tibetan meditation When people hear the word "Tibet" they will think about some popular culture images; these may include "free Tibet" often seen! The bumper sticker, the eternal smile of the 14th Dalai Lama, or the psychological image of the orange monk who shaved his head sang at once. American culture has accepted many aspects of Tibetan culture in a fairly superficial way, but as a result of further examination it is clear that these special aspects were accepted. It represents the most important thing for Tibetan people. Freedom from repressing China's domination, their religious and political roles A few years ago, I was a Tibetan Buddhist meditation student, but I learned various forms such as meditation, mantra, Pujas as a ceremonial blessing, philosophical text research, and American Tibetan Buddhist writer. As an American who grew up in the Catholic Church, for my rights to religious freedom, I can freely study this in America. In the article of Times of India I will explain the special blessings of the Dalai Lama by Kalashakra Puja in Bihar, India. Bihar in India (www.dalailama.com) is the deepest sacred place in India. . Buddha's enlightenment while meditating under the linden tree It is the center of study and meditation as the home of the Dalai Lama, Nam Gyal Abbey, a spiritual leader of Tibet, and also a place of worship by monks. In this monastery there are about 200 Tibetan monks who perform ancient ceremonies, traditions and artistic skills. It has a quiet atmosphere and magnificent Buddha statue. Located 11 km from Dhamshala, Bhagsunag Falls is full of its unique charm. There are ancient temples, waterfalls surrounded by freshwater fountains and trees. Bhagsunag Waterfall is only 2 km from McLeodganj and you can visit Triund Trek. People can visit the old Bhagsunag Temple and soak in the water of Bhagsunag Waterfall. Fusion with Tibetan Culture - With Tibetan monasteries and wishes as a point, McleodGanj is at the top of the Dharamshala area and exhibits Tibetan and Buddhist culture. Put yourself in a quiet Tibetan monastery, meditate and look back on you. Enjoy Tibetan culture, taste delicious Tibetan dishes, or purchase genuine Tibetan souvenirs at the McleodGanj market. Traveling on Mcleodganj - Opening the path to attractive hiking - McleodGanj is also the starting point for many hiking trips taking you to the wonderful mountain slopes of Himalayas. One of the most popular is Triund which was evaluated as a simple trek. With a short walk of 3 to 4 hours, the most impressive Dhauladhar sights will change every minute. You can also travel from Triund to the Indrahar Pass. In this course, you can go to the Himalayan slope with gradual trekking.

The 14th Dalai Lama and Aung San Suu Kyi, the leader of the fight over peace and peace freedom, face great difficulties and oppression. Their situation is similar as they and the movement they represent are suppressed by violent governments, and they all choose to respond according to their Buddhist career. Dalai Lama does not explain Tibet in detail in his book "The New Millennium Ethics". Because it is a guideline that outlines the way to live life. UN Secretary General Boutros Boutros-Ghali wrote in 1992 that the major UN report in this era is a matter of peace. Preventive diplomacy, peacebuilding, and peacekeeping. This document is an important historical moment in the evolution of peace-building thinking. The agenda for peace has established a comprehensive view of peacebuilding far beyond peace liberalism model. For example, in paragraph 85 of the report, it is stated as follows. Its form and content (UN 1992) As Dos said, one of the most important changes in this era is expansion of the role. The concept of peaceful law enforcement lies in the broader context of peacebuilding. The United Nations defines peace as a diplomatic effort to conclude conflict, peaceful law enforcement is an active use of power. In this case, peaceful law enforcement is another, but ancillary concept of peace. Therefore, in this peacebuilding module it is appropriate to discuss the peace enhancement tool. Means that may fall within the scope of peace enforcement include sanctions, blockade, military intervention, and so on. Although the impact of sanctions may be highly destructive, sanctions are the most modest in terms of military strength. The difference between sanctions and blockade is small, but one is considered as a war act and the other is not. Sanctions are generally considered to restrict imports and exports by the relevant countries or organizations, but blockade involves actively prohibiting all items that attempt to enter or leave the country or region. The word "peace" is used in several different ways. According to the United Nations, peacebuilding is an action to reach an agreement between hostile parties through peaceful means predicted mainly in chapter 6 of the UN Charter, conflict resolution in the Pacific, peacebuilding The aim of peacebuilding is to end violence among competitors as conflict turns into diplomatic efforts for nonviolent dialogue where differences are resolved through representative political institutions. International law provides another route through the International Court of Justice

Due to the characteristics of creativity and curiosity, the generation of knowledge, the theoretical or practical understanding of the subject (New Oxford) is continually completed in the history of mankind. In addition to ethics, these attributes distinguish humans from other species, enabling sustainable and rapid development. According to (the rest), moral judgment is the process that individuals judge that one option is morally correct, another choice is morally wrong. Moral judgment limits the methods available for the production of knowledge of arts and natural sciences. Discuss. When talking about ethics, we must think that it is based on the concept of social standardization. In other words, something is good and some things are bad. Therefore, for some people it may be regarded as an art of social immorality in another society or another era, but it may not be the case. The same applies to natural science. - Dalai Lama once said: "Love and compassion are necessities, not luxuries, without human beings, humans can not survive." This also applies to animals. Animals are now more than just creatures we coexist on the earth. They are our family and our partner. All creatures have rights. As you and I deserve respect, animals will do the same. Given animal farms, most of us will see images of animals and chickens at an old McDonald's farm. Traditionally, animal behavioral science has been used as a natural science. As a result, we succeeded in studying individual behaviors of species representation. However, methodological, philosophical, and ethical issues have struggled for animal behavioral science for centuries. Animal behavior researchers working within the scope of the natural science paradigm may be limited by the persistence of positivist epistemology and denial of any emotional relationship with the subject. In the past 30 years, a new paradigm has been developed in this field. This is thought to be a sympathy way that goes beyond the limits of traditional methods. A brief explanation of the research of the six baboon researchers who empathize with their research and show how to successfully carry out specific fields of animal behavior science as social behavior science Animal behavioral science as social science: success of empathy method in human research

Biography of Gregory Rusputin Gregory Rusputin was born on Siberian family on 10th January 1869. His early adulthood became a priest and wandered Russia. After the first Russian revolution in 1905, Las Putin entered the inner ring and became the end of a long list of nervous systems. In addition, his amazing ability to bleed the royal couple Tour Nicolas II and Alexandra's son for hemophilia has made him essential. From this time through 1914, he was called a kind person, he was fascinated by all who he met and comforted those waging women who are disciples. Gregory John Tiiret 's extensive biography of Leadbeater explains his guidance to Krishnamurti and Nityananda. He includes Krishnamurti's work of Leadbeater of his own work, his teaching of a boy in his own version of the universe, and his modification of Krishnamurti as a world teacher. Krishnamurti attracted the attention of mainstream Indian religious groups. He talked with several famous Hindus and Buddhist scholars and leaders including the Dalai Lama. Several of these discussions later were published as chapters of various Krishnamurti books. People affected by Krishnamurti include Toni Packer, Achyut Patwardhan, Dada Dharmadhikari. And Bruce Lee A recent comedian and political activist Dick Gregory is one of the first people I interviewed for my new boxer biography, Ali: A Life. When people are risking their lives and risking their lives in the process of expressing their opinions on issues such as apartheid. Mr. Gregory said that Ali could play 15 lap white men on live broadcasts and the media could not do it. His fight is a live broadcast, so Ali can do so - thanks to Allah and the Muslim countries of Elijah Muhammad - and often so - the media can not do this. Many Americans think that he is at a disadvantage due to his race and Ali thinks that he can not do it because the media can not do it, so Ali can call himself the maximum. He can tell the stupidity of the Vietnam War, and the media can not do it.

Nelson Mandela's action in Section A brought about two major social and political changes, abandonment of peaceful protests and support of the termination of violence and apartheid (based on ethnic classification and separation). Mandela born in 1918 began his life as part of a tribal family - Temb -. Mandela's father is an advisor to the temple's royal family. Mandela's father died in 1927 and Mandela was only 9 years old and was brought up by the chief of Thembu when he went to a local boarding school. Article: Action, faith, and perseverance are comparable functions between Martin Luther King and Nelson Mandela. I. Martin Luther King and Nelson Mandela took similar actions in their lives. A: In 1955, Martin Luther King Jr. struggled for the civil rights of Black Americans. B. Similarly, in South Africa, Nelson Mandela fought for the freedom of blacks in apartheid. II. - All that is necessary for the victory of evil is that the good man does nothing. The civil rights movement began shortly after the end of the Second World War. The Supreme Court decision on Brown and the Board of Education committee revolutionized the United States. This decision has caused a revolution to change America forever. Even if this movement started, Martin Luther King recognized this without stopping and returning. In researching Gandhi's non-violent weapons, I discussed the fighting of the five who used it well: "Powerful Power": Khan Abdul Kafferkhan, Nelson Mandela, Martin Luther King, Dalai Lama and Aung San Suu Kyi . For example, the author briefly explained racial prevention movement in the United States and highlighted the impact on Gandhi's Martin Luther King. On March 22, 1959, Kim read a sermon about Gandhi: "I can not achieve success for his people, under the rule of the British Empire, he picks up guns and says a curse did not". In 1963, the blonde made a speech on his famous "I will dream". Later, due to this movement, the Black Americans have won two fights - the civil rights law was founded in 1964, and the voting rights bill was founded in 1965.

The problems of China and Tibet are issues concerning China and Tibet, Tibetan asylum refugees should call for sympathy with the Army to displace China from Tibet, should change the peaceful attitude towards China Not. In the 1600s, Tibet was a very powerful country, and the Dalai Lama was introduced as a leader or Tibet. China controlled Tibet in the early 1700s. The UK arrived in Tibet in 1904 to help them break China. They signed the treaty and set up a trading place. China dominated Tibet until the Chinese army was expelled in Tibet in 1911. All modern China, including Tibet, is considered part of East Asia. Historically, some European sources also believe that some of Tibet is in Central Asia. Tibet is in the west of the central plain of China and is considered part of west (Xībù) in Mainland China West is called "Western China" in the Chinese media. Tibet has some of the highest mountains in the world and there are several seats in the top ten. Mount Everest, located at the border with Nepal, is the highest mountain on Earth, 8,848 meters above sea level (29,029 ft). Several major rivers are derived from the Qinghai Tibetan Plateau (mainly Qinghai Province today). These include the Yangtze River, the Yellow River, the Indus River, the Mekong River, the Ganges River, the Salwin River, and the Yalong Zambo River (Yalong Zambo River). Yalongzangpo Grand Canyon is located along the Yalongzanpo River and is one of the deepest and longest valleys in the world. Central Tibet is the autonomous region of the Tibet Autonomous Region of China. The Tibet Autonomous Region is a local organization of the People's Republic of China. It is managed by the People's Government headed by the chairman. However, in reality, the chairman is subordinate to the branch secretary of the Communist Party of China. As a matter of fact, the chairman is almost always Tibetan, the party secretary has always been a non-Tibetan nationals. The main crops are barley, wheat, soba, rye, potatoes, and various fruits and vegetables. According to the United Nations Development Program, Tibet is at the lowest rank among the human development index of 31 provinces in China. In recent years, tourism has become an increasingly important division due to the growing interest in Tibetan Buddhism, and has been actively promoted by the authorities. Best sales of handicrafts brought by sightseeing

For over 2,000 years, Buddhism has existed as an organizational religion. Through religion, we mean that it has the concept of a cryptic, sacred and sacred way. It was established in India, China, Japan and other Oriental cultures for approximately 2000 years, and over the past several centuries we have a solid foothold in North America and Europe. But one may ask you; Siddartha Guatama was born in modern, what is the fate of Buddhism; or more specifically, in modern North America. In modern times, the most popular Buddhist schools in Japan are pure local Buddhism, Nichiren Buddhism, Shingon sect, Zen Buddhism. As of 2008, about 34% of Japanese people are recognized as Buddhists, and this number has increased since the 1980s, from the viewpoint of accession to organized religion. In fact, however, 75% of people practice some form of Buddhism (practicing 90% Shintoism, whereas most Japanese practice 2 religions). About 60% of Japanese have a Buddhist altar at home. There are differences in practice and belief, but most people who agree with Buddhism belong to one of three schools of thinking: seat Buddhism, Mahayana Buddhism or Vajrayana Buddhism. Hinaana Buddhism, also known as South Buddhism, is considered a more traditional form of Buddhism. Hinaiana Buddhism, which is mainly practiced in South Asia, is considered to be the oldest and most traditional school in the three. On the contrary, Mahayana Buddhism, also known as North Buddhism, is thought to be a more diverse form of Buddhism, Vajra Yana Buddhism, also known as Tibetan Buddhism, combines the major aspects of Serabada Buddhism and Mahayana Buddhism and respect It is a form of Buddhism being done. In the American West, Hinaana Buddhism, Zen (branch of Mahayana Buddhism), Tibetan Buddhism are the most important. • Tibetan Buddhism is the most famous school in Vajrayana / Esoteric Buddhism / Northern Buddhism. The Dalai Lama is an important leader of Tibetan Buddhism, based on the tradition of Mahayana, and is practiced in Tibet, Nepal, Siberia, Mongolia and northern India. Several locations in Ireland have centers to support Tibetan Buddhist customs, some of which are supported by Tibetan llamas. Buddhist contributors say that interest in Buddhism in Ireland is rising. Many Buddhist teachers are, but some of them are Asians, I visit and live in Ireland. More and more people go to the Buddhist Center to study Buddhism. According to contributions to this section, Irish Buddhist practice can be categorized into the following categories.

His only mission is to completely eliminate hatred, violence and prejudice in the world. These are the first words I said when Scary began his mission in 1998. Since that day, Scary has worked with over 7 million people all over the world to promote peace by teaching all people's love and acceptance. His audience includes young people and adults on individual, community and social levels who do not know how to use negative energy to meet their needs. If there are similar prejudices regardless of race, religion, country of origin, it will destroy the right to life for everyone, the right to freedom, and the ability to pursue the well-being of all citizens . His basic basic information is bias and negative impact on the world society. A terrible man born on 29th December 1953 (sometimes stylized THE SCARY GUY) is a British-based American worker working all over the world to eliminate school and company hatred, violence and prejudice It is an inspirational speaker. And bullying. In addition to being a tattoo shop owner, a cartoonist, an entertainer, a moving speaker, and a performance artist, The Scary Guy wears nose, eyebrows and ears covering over 85% of the tattoo. This terrible man was born on 29th December 1953 at Earl Kenneth Kaufman, father Carol August Kaufman and his mother, Konstanz Joan Buckingham. In 1972 he majored in sound at McAlester College in Sao Paulo and grew up in New Hope, Minnesota. I was born on 29th December 1953 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. When he was born he was not called The Scary Guy. He is the oldest brother among Tim and Bob's three brothers born in Constance Buckingham and Carol Kaufman. He grew up in New Hope, Minnesota. When he was a child, he was not diagnosed with dyslexia. To date, he is still difficult to read and write extended material. World citizen, genius of society, city Dalai Lama, creator of soul, difference manufacturer, love and light energy, peace warrior, light warrior, protagonist of the era, promoter of change, both parties, healthy planetary planting species , Pure love, true light in the dark, bringing settlement and happiness, peaceful prophets

If you are reading this article, you may ask yourself this question over and over again. This is indeed an eternal problem - we have tried to find something in this strange and eccentric world. Regardless of how many positions you have in your salary, or where you came from, whatever the position you are, I will put together the true meaning of life in a word. I know what I can do. Do not believe me? Please ask Dalai Lama 14th person himself. I was inspired by a stranger who gave me this lovely card (which happened to be a meditation teacher in the Bay Area). This was given to him during the visit of the Dalai Lama. That's why I would like to share this gift with you. Despite life being a complex and complex experience, I remind people that the meaning of life and the key to happiness is to repay others by giving back and I will give it to myself I dropped it in an apartment and saved it. I once thought that PBS would bring me happiness as a television reporter in the big news market. I figured it out. I am going to small market, middle market, and big market, find injustice as a reporter, earn money, etc. But all my dreams have been revealed and I am still empty. My soul is not satisfied yet. I am thinking of getting something else I think there is a reason for all of us to bring here. As a child, I pray to God and do not forget to pray that "Please change my life and help others by using me." As a student at the University of San Francisco, I will take an internship with a long Muni bus. "How should I handle my life, why am I here, are you moving in the right direction?" Ask yourself. I think that Santiago is a small shepherd in Paul Koch's "Alchemist" (one of my favorite books) He is looking for treasure in the Egyptian pyramid, it will bring him happiness. I am also looking for "treasure", but only after I found it, I am disillusioned. As a result of repeated personal and occupational ingenuity, I was pleased to find others by serving others through the non-profit organization Go Inspire Go (GIG). I believe that we all have power and certain talent is natural for us. But it is not just to discover this gift and keep it for yourself As I experienced, real happiness comes from sending it. I am very pleased that we interacted with people, encouraged citizen participation, and eventually talked about their stories to change. Service is the meaning of life, eventually bringing happiness to you. I hope the story of the GIG YouTube channel will be useful for "to discover and utilize my power to help others." Along this journey, I met incredible people from all walks of life - the real treasure of my life. I am pleased with feedback on how these stories make you feel and how you will improve others' lives. As you can tell from our story, it does not require so much effort and does not require just a little trick. What can you do to serve others? move on! To love yourself means not to see what life is showing us, but to be rude to speak the truth when you fall in love with words and stories. It is domestically, as a country, on a global scale, connected and diverse. To work with what is in front of us and to understand that the illusion we sell is not as beautiful as the tremor, the breathing and the delicate life we ​​feel, It is possible to let go of the story of. Before introducing the meaning of life, we must know what meaning and life mean. The term meaning is intended to be intentional or to have particular importance. In a word, the word life is formed and the planet is formed by the ultimate powerful existence we can call God. For centuries people have tried to find "the true meaning of life", but never met them. Life has a real meaning. Everyone has the meaning of their own life. This is the reason why the meaning of life is divided into three parts, the meaning of God's life, the natural meaning of life, the philosophical significance of life. Only those who give meaning to life can

Literally, today there are thousands of cults in the world. From Christianity and other religions to new religions, they are everywhere. They all have one common goal: utopia for all members. A loyal person can go to where he and the world can live with peace of mind. They are neither worried nor worried about making their shoulders thick. I began a cult for this purpose and eventually focused on those who caused extensive panic and murder everywhere. Aum Shinrikyo established by Shoko Asahara in 1984 marked the first time in the latter half of the 1980's when the members forced donation to the group and participation of members against their wishes. Like many cult leaders, Asakahara believes the end of the world, this time it was caused by the world war that started in the United States; he says that only his believer can survive. In 1995, the organization began a Sarin gas attack on Tokyo subway, killing 12 people and injuring more than 50 people. After the attack, the Japanese authorities learned that Murder Attorney Mr. Tsutsumi Sakamoto, who was undergoing a class action in the aum Supreme Truth religious death (gang also killed his wife and children), is also responsible. Aum Shinrikyo is a group of Japanese masters of Asahara. In the meantime, influenced by the trip to India, he came back to Japan and met Dalai Lama who taught the doctrine of fusing Buddhism, Hinduism and Christianity. He received many fans and economic donations, and the group grew exponentially. By 1995, the group grew to about 50,000 members, many of whom were in Russia. Then the team started preparing for the war and began to defeat the government for Aum Shinrikyo. In order to start violence, Ashara was preparing to attack Tokyo Metro in March 1995, and the five members got on five different trains. When the train arrived at Xiamen, each of the five members placed a parcel wrapped in a newspaper under their seat. When there was a hole in the parcel, gas leaked out, 12 people died, 5 500 people became sick

Tibetan women occupied by China Before Tibetan occupation by China in 1959, Tibetan women were highly respected. They are equivalent to men, in some cases even more. However, as China occupied Tibet, the status of Tibetan women in that country changed. Every day, Chinese are violating the basic human rights of women, including reproductive and educational rights. They face violence and compulsion, and they must live in a new way. Chinese occupation of Tibet, also known as "liberation of Tibet", began in the 1950s. The first Tibetan Kingdom was established in the 4th century. Under these conditions, a vast, beautiful and strange Buddhist culture flourishes, a school of art, music, philosophy, literature was born. Due to industrialization and worldwide explosion, Tibet kept the system intact. When Chinese occupation began, Tibetan culture was imposed by Chinese socialism. The 17 point agreement in 1950 was dedicated to maintaining the political and cultural autonomy of Tibet, but the Chinese had little power to the guardian of the Tibetan tradition. After Dalai Lama left in 1959, Tibetan culture hit. Today's Tibetan people are still struggling to lose their country and to provide basic freedom to the free world. In 1959 China occupied Tibet and respected Tibetan ladies greatly. They are equivalent to men, in some cases even more. However, as China occupied Tibet, the status of Tibetan women in that country changed. Chinese people violate the basic human rights of women, including the right to copy and educate everyday. They face violence and compulsion and must face life in a new way. Tibetan women before China's acquisition

Many famous politicians such as Gandhi, Martin Luther King, Dalai Lama are opposed to violence. They choose not to be physically atrocious, but to walk through the difficult and tortuous paths of powerful speech, civic disobedience, and peaceful protest. With these non-violent ideals leaders such as Henry David Thoreau and Martin Luther King Jr. achieve their goals in the way the government leaders and thinkers have thought impossible so far It began. Various literary works such as Night Solow spent in Jerome Lawrence and the prison of Robert E Nonviolent thinking in the United States is deeply rooted in Christianity. Prior to the 20th century, most Americans who chose the path of nonviolence were Christians. They chose this path because they thought it was a true Christian lifestyle. Through the 20th century, Christianity was the foundation of most nonviolent individuals and organizations. It is certainly possible to live a nonviolent life in principle without becoming a Christian but it is impossible to understand nonviolent behavior in the United States without understanding the origin of that Christianity. HIST of 1974 G. Nonviolence in history and practice. In this senior history seminar, we first explored the concept of non-violent civil disobedience of Mahatma Gandhi, and in these various ideas of protest and resistance in various parts of colonial India, the United States and South Africa We will continue to explore the transformation of. In addition to historical thinking, we will also look into details of the strategies and practices that have developed in the current half a century. Nonviolence is a social, political and economic struggle that is as old as philosophy, existing theory and practice, way of life, history. From ancient times to the present, people have abandoned violence as a means of solving conflict. They choose negotiations, mediation and settlement to resist violence in a radical, uncompromising nonviolent way and respect the integrity of all humans, friends, and enemies. Nonviolence opposes the active means of war and war preparations, stops it, resists violence, fights racial, sexual and economic oppression and discrimination, and society for the people of the world We will provide us tools for fair and true democracy. In a very realistic sense, non-violence is a bread food, a new society without repression and bloodshed, a world where people can fully realize their possibilities.

About Pothurajulu lifestyle and family Watch V6 feature, Amberpet Oggu artist Goduru Mallaiah family of the past 40 years showed Pothuraju's role during Bonalu Festival, First, look at the news channel 24/7 Tellangana State news channel V6, on the driving channel by reporters covering the latest news, politics, sports, entertainment, movies. The channel to complete the Truun ganna dialect plays special program Troon glasses Like the channel broadcast program "Top News, Taara, 70 MM, Ghadeelu, Teenmaar, Dhoom Dhaam, Mangli Dada, Janapadam, Terangana State shaakam, Prateeka Show" Sports, movies, political controversy, current Event, technology ... ... You name it and click the button to find it Hyderabad Bonalu's celebration 'Lashkar' Second Lavado twin city is one of the most famous Ashadam moon bonalu. The Hindu festival began on the first Sunday of the month Ashada, celebrating Bonalu Jatara on the third Sunday of the month Ashada, and as Rangam said, the next Honda festival (Edurukolu, celebrating the goddess of Goddess of the family, Oracle) and Gatam Saganamputa celebrate the end of the celebration. Sri Ujjaini Makhakari Devasthanam Second Lavado, Sriravy Temple Pochamma Somasundaram Street Second Lavado, Sri Muthyalamma Temple of Kalasiguda, Temple, Sri Dokkalamma Temple, Shiva Nagar, Sri Muthyalamma Temple Ashok's Sri Peddamma Second Lavato of the famous temple including the bata crossing "Lashkar Bonalu" Train station Sri Peenugula Mallanna near the temple Nagar, By the way, the two big festival Troon glasses, Bonalu, Bathukamma emphasize the importance of Shakti and are for women. Her parents are considered Ammavaru when Ashadha Moon and returning to worship. Celebrations are actually some of the most famous but distributed in parts of Hyderabad, Second Lavato. Substantially Ammavaru Bonalu etc. Services such as worship Pedamma, Mysamma, Mahankali, Yellama for different forms In Tibet these festivals usually have various festivals throughout the year to worship the Buddha. Rotar · Tibet New Year Festival. Preparation work reflecting on the special products of the festival for the gods, religious symbols and activities provide family shrines, painting doors with other formulations for doing hard work. Tibetans eat Guthuk New Years Eve with his family (with barley noodle soup filling). In the first month of the Tibetan calendar Monlam prayer festival began during Tibet in the first month of the fourth and tenth day. It involves participating in dancing and sports events and sharing picnics. The event at 1049 was founded by Tsong Khapa, founder for Dalai Lama and Panchen Lama.

Buddhism is Buddhism. Buddhism is the philosophy of life established by Siddhartha Gotma, Siddhartha Gotma is often called Buddha. Buddha is not a god for them, but he is looked up to by telling how to find true happiness. The main purpose of Buddhist life is to find enlightenment (true happiness). Buddhist monks stick to the strict moral principle, give them food and live around Buddha's teachings. Who is the Buddha. Siddhartha Gotama was born in the wealthy royal family in Nepal in 563 BC. There are differences in practice and belief, but most people who agree with Buddhism belong to one of three schools of thinking: seat Buddhism, Mahayana Buddhism or Vajrayana Buddhism. Hinaana Buddhism, also known as South Buddhism, is considered a more traditional form of Buddhism. Hinaiana Buddhism, which is mainly practiced in South Asia, is considered to be the oldest and most traditional school in the three. On the contrary, Mahayana Buddhism, also known as North Buddhism, is thought to be a more diverse form of Buddhism, Vajra Yana Buddhism, also known as Tibetan Buddhism, combines the major aspects of Serabada Buddhism and Mahayana Buddhism and respect It is a form of Buddhism being done. In the American West, Hinaana Buddhism, Zen (branch of Mahayana Buddhism), Tibetan Buddhism are the most important. • Tibetan Buddhism is the most famous school in Vajrayana / Esoteric Buddhism / Northern Buddhism. The Dalai Lama is an important leader of Tibetan Buddhism, based on the tradition of Mahayana, and is practiced in Tibet, Nepal, Siberia, Mongolia and northern India. Several locations in Ireland have centers to support Tibetan Buddhist customs, some of which are supported by Tibetan llamas. Buddhist contributors say that interest in Buddhism in Ireland is rising. Many Buddhist teachers are, but some of them are Asians, I visit and live in Ireland. More and more people go to the Buddhist Center to study Buddhism. According to contributions to this section, Irish Buddhist practice can be categorized into the following categories. In modern times, the most popular Buddhist schools in Japan are pure local Buddhism, Nichiren Buddhism, Shingon sect, Zen Buddhism. As of 2008, about 34% of Japanese people are recognized as Buddhists, and this number has increased since the 1980s, from the viewpoint of accession to organized religion. In fact, however, 75% of people practice some form of Buddhism (practicing 90% Shintoism, whereas most Japanese practice 2 religions). About 60% of Japanese have a Buddhist altar at home.

At first glance, the praise that paradise musicians and priests are advocating experts seems to indicate that music plays an important role in Buddhist tradition and has a wide range of uses. But after careful research, people will understand that this statement is too general and needs to be redefined. Buddhist customs mainly include singing, memorizing, and chanting. Although it is permitted to recite and sing while observing specific restrictions, beginners, monks, nuns must execute Vinaya's rules, never teach or watch, and absolutely not ban songs It will not. Traditional music has the instruments surna and daman (Shennai and drums). The music of the Ladaki Temple Festival, like Tibetan music often involves Tibetan religious chant as an integral part of religion. These Carols are complex, usually reciting Biblical text and celebrating various festivals. Yang Jingjing, who did not measure the time performance with resonance drum and bass, continued with the syllable. Religious mask dance is an important part of Ladakh's cultural life. The Hemis monastery is the center of the tradition of Drukpa Buddhism, there is a mask dance festival to be held every year, and all the major monasteries of Ladakhi. Dance is usually a story of fight between good and evil, the former 's final victory is over. Woven is an important part of Ladakh's traditional life. Both men and women are wearing different looms. Typical clothes include velvet goncha, well embroidered best, boots and hat. In the Song dynasty era Tibet is not only a traditional Tibetan folk music festival but also a tragic course of Chinese Tibetan cultural repression over the past 50 years. The director and former Tibetan political prisoner Ngawang Choephel introduced the Tibet to the world in an unprecedented way, incorporating the story of beauty, pain, atrocities and recovery. The beauty of traditional Tibetan folk music is shown through songs of various works, such as family songs and the beauty of the land. These rare performances are juxtaposed with the amazing shots of the early days of Chinese invasion and briefly explain the factors that brought about the asylum of Dalai Lama in 1959. Tibetan Tibetan people. Song in Tibet is a graduate of the Independent Film Producer Lab of 2008.

Awful fellow FRSA He has been called many names from many people - it will definitely intrigue your curiosity, why does the name at the top of the list succeed A terrible man born on 29th December 1953 (sometimes stylized THE SCARY GUY) is a British-based American worker working all over the world to eliminate school and company hatred, violence and prejudice It is an inspirational speaker. And bullying. In addition to being a tattoo shop owner, a cartoonist, an entertainer, a moving speaker, and a performance artist, The Scary Guy wears nose, eyebrows and ears covering over 85% of the tattoo. This terrible man was born on 29th December 1953 at Earl Kenneth Kaufman, father Carol August Kaufman and his mother, Konstanz Joan Buckingham. In 1972 he majored in sound at McAlester College in Sao Paulo and grew up in New Hope, Minnesota. I was born on 29th December 1953 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. When he was born he was not called The Scary Guy. He is the oldest brother among Tim and Bob's three brothers born in Constance Buckingham and Carol Kaufman. He grew up in New Hope, Minnesota. When he was a child, he was not diagnosed with dyslexia. To date, he is still difficult to read and write extended material. World citizen, genius of society, city Dalai Lama, creator of soul, difference manufacturer, love and light energy, peace warrior, light warrior, protagonist of the era, promoter of change, both parties, healthy planetary planting species , Pure love, true light in the dark, bringing settlement and happiness, peaceful prophets It is not surprising that many people are not the biggest communicators. Your real feelings to them are terrible to everyone, as many movies they read, the growth of TV, and the stories show people who do not share them. The patience of gentlemen and the silence of inner thought, and even the style of even the women they like. As a result, people often feel more comfortable to communicate their unconscious feelings to their behavior, not words. So pay close attention to the following 15 signs and subtle behavioral changes seem to pop up in a few seconds when a man is found around the girl he wants to impress. When we try to attract other people's attention, our minds do very interesting things, so these should be seen as a window of opportunity to look into someone's deeper emotions.

"The only way to solve the ideological problems of people's controversy is not democracy or repression, but democratic, discussion or critical methods, persuasion and education." was suggested. Seven years ago, the Chinese army invaded and destroyed Tibet and Tibetan Buddhism. The Tibetan Plateau covers almost the entire southeast of China. Chinese occupation of Tibet, also known as "liberation of Tibet", began in the 1950s. The first Tibetan Kingdom was established in the 4th century. Under these conditions, a vast, beautiful and strange Buddhist culture flourishes, a school of art, music, philosophy, literature was born. Due to industrialization and worldwide explosion, Tibet kept the system intact. When Chinese occupation began, Tibetan culture was imposed by Chinese socialism. The 17 point agreement in 1950 was dedicated to maintaining the political and cultural autonomy of Tibet, but the Chinese had little power to the guardian of the Tibetan tradition. After Dalai Lama left in 1959, Tibetan culture hit. Today's Tibetan people are still struggling to lose their country and to provide basic freedom to the free world. In 1959 China occupied Tibet and respected Tibetan ladies greatly. They are equivalent to men, in some cases even more. However, as China occupied Tibet, the status of Tibetan women in that country changed. Chinese people violate the basic human rights of women, including the right to copy and educate everyday. They face violence and compulsion and must face life in a new way. Tibetan women before China's acquisition China has occupied Tibet for over 40 years, but Tibetans refused to conquer and conquer by China. The current Chinese policy, including population, economic operation and discrimination, aims to suppress the Tibet problem by changing the character and identity of Tibet and its people. In a nutshell, Tibetan culture is rich and has certain pride. Even the persecution of the Chinese government and even the fact that Tibet is struggling with facilities in daily life of the third world countries is imminent. Without their religious beliefs, which are the cornerstones of this small society, it is safe to say that this mysterious person can not survive.

Buddhism is a unique religion. Unlike most mainstream religions, Buddhists do not believe in any god or soul. Instead, they believe they eliminate all negative desires and therefore train human thinking to get rid of eternal pain. The story of Buddhism began in India about 2,500 years ago when Siddhartha Gautama was born in the royal family. His growth is the best imagination, the son of the king. He is well educated and has all the qualities of the future king. This is not the end of the story. Buddhism was first introduced into Tibet in the 7th century, where he encountered a struggle between local culture and new religion and ancient soil. Final and inevitable, Buddhism is influenced by its replacement. This complex interaction evolves into mutual adaptation, but the native tradition adds their gods to Buddhist Pantheon, growing God and spiritual life. A century after the first introduction, the Tibetan king considered Lotus Master, a mysterious 8th century yogi from Northwest India, as Pakistan's Swat Valley to establish a new religion. Advantage: This is known as "the first" spread of Tibetan Buddhism ". Lotus Master, also known as Gurin Rinpoche, is respected and respected throughout the world of Tibetan culture and is also taken into account by Neema believers. Second Buddha In 774, Renka Great Arctic, known as Rinpoche, arrived in Tibet and brought Buddhism and rural religion to the nation. This religious merger is now known as Tibetan Buddhism (religious facts, nd). Renka Morita also established a Ningbo school where the Tibetan Buddhist School was founded. There are four thought schools in Tibetan Buddhism, ningapa, kaguupa, saikipa, and guruga (Travel China Guide, nd). Ningapa is the oldest genre of Tibetan Buddhism, claiming a great completion or a great completion. People who believe in this school use a shamanist approach and a local sacred tray (religious fact, nd) from Tibetans. • Tibetan Buddhism is the most famous school in Vajrayana / Esoteric Buddhism / Northern Buddhism. The Dalai Lama is an important leader of Tibetan Buddhism, based on the tradition of Mahayana, and is practiced in Tibet, Nepal, Siberia, Mongolia and northern India. Several locations in Ireland have centers to support Tibetan Buddhist customs, some of which are supported by Tibetan llamas. Buddhist contributors say that interest in Buddhism in Ireland is rising. Many Buddhist teachers are, some of them are Asians, I visit and live in Ireland. More and more people go to the Buddhist Center to study Buddhism. According to contributions to this section, Irish Buddhist practice can be categorized into the following categories.

Buddhism is a major religion, founded in northeast India. Buddhism is based on the teachings of Siddhartha Guatama (the latter is The Enlightened). Buddha is divided into two groups. And it is known as the great career of "Elder's Way" and "Madagi". Siddhartha Guatama was born in 563 BC and is located in Kapilavastu near the border between India and Nepal. The young prince retracted all the luxury and continued seeking peace and enlightenment. Buddha began to preach when he gained enlightenment he was looking for. There are differences in practice and belief, but most people who agree with Buddhism belong to one of three schools of thinking: seat Buddhism, Mahayana Buddhism or Vajrayana Buddhism. Hinaana Buddhism, also known as South Buddhism, is considered a more traditional form of Buddhism. Hinaiana Buddhism, which is mainly practiced in South Asia, is considered to be the oldest and most traditional school in the three. On the contrary, Mahayana Buddhism, also known as North Buddhism, is thought to be a more diverse form of Buddhism, Vajra Yana Buddhism, also known as Tibetan Buddhism, combines the major aspects of Serabada Buddhism and Mahayana Buddhism and respect It is a form of Buddhism being done. In the American West, Hinaana Buddhism, Zen (branch of Mahayana Buddhism), Tibetan Buddhism are the most important. • Tibetan Buddhism is the most famous school in Vajrayana / Esoteric Buddhism / Northern Buddhism. The Dalai Lama is an important leader of Tibetan Buddhism, based on the tradition of Mahayana, and is practiced in Tibet, Nepal, Siberia, Mongolia and northern India. Several locations in Ireland have centers to support Tibetan Buddhist customs, some of which are supported by Tibetan llamas. Buddhist contributors say that interest in Buddhism in Ireland is rising. Many Buddhist teachers are, but some of them are Asians, I visit and live in Ireland. More and more people go to the Buddhist Center to study Buddhism. According to contributions to this section, Irish Buddhist practice can be categorized into the following categories.

My beloved grandfather often reads my fairy tale about the princess, the dragon, and the handsome knight. I pretend to live in this distant imaginative land, but my grandfather explains how I became his little princess, it will be a "trouble maker", and the "rebels" It is not important. I can escape a lot of things; he never goes about me after I broke the expensive artworks or when I did not listen to what my mother said. He is the reason for my life. My grandfather is a strong and strong man, always wearing a brim wide hat. The fifth ranked royal heir was born by Prince William and Princess Kate during Monday morning of last week. Soon, people began to see the amazing similarities between young nobility and the former American indigenous Barbara Bush, and died at the age of 92 one week ago. Parikh Passang, a Tibetan llama living in India, says: "This child must appear soon from Baldo, perhaps Little Louis is the incarnation of the first British Dalai Lama we have ever seen." A young warrior Ashika walked west in a deadly curse to find a cure. So he met a violent clash with Eboshi, a proud man of Iron City, with a mysterious ghost prince who is a young girl nurtured by a wolf. And the animals. Gods living there I read a movie and read a book, and I thought that the girl who thought "I want to be a princess!", Has grown into parents soon. For the princess's intention, and as a good parent, her reaction is that she can grow to someone who wants to be! As time passed, the reality that this girl actually became a "princess" began to become increasingly impossible, is it necessary? His father, Jeremiah Heaton, his dedication to a six-year old daughter Emily will be preserved. After spending a lot of time investigating the possibility of occupying the land in the unowned world, Heaton finally met the East Africa region which met the bill. He visits the land, crushes between Egypt and Sudan, and planted a banner for the new country they build in 2014.

People can not see the drama of politicians of this country of Dharma and Darunas is only dark. Our compatriots are "Humara · Haas · Garib · Ke Sa Sa", "Humara · Has · Muslim · Ke Sa Sa", "Ham · Secular Heine, Baaki · Monsters · Hein ·", and poor and few I was deceived by statements of other populists who gave birth Our brothers were deceived by building temples and mosques in certain places, as if they solved all the problems of that country. Our compatriots are also known as "honest politicians". They will use the same skill (if not worse) to focus on the same high level command and culture within the party and call out to him. If people become intellectuals (who are not quasi intellectuals like many people), this country will correctly evaluate good and bad. PS: As we continue to grant subsidies to all, the future of India will darken, after which the government will bear a large debt. Fortunately, the new central government is taking the right steps, but for a small number of people it may be unpopular to build national strength both at home and abroad. In India, waiting for 13 billion rupees out of the 13 billion rupees to be released. There are people who know how many Indian great scientists, poets, social reformers, inventors, and sports champions must contribute to the world. Even if it falls into poverty, this will not happen. Compared with the poor world of most of the world in 1750, today's world is very rich. The richness of the modern world is due to the series of new ideas that brought the industrial revolution of Western countries and enriched them - known as enlightenment. Even if other countries such as Singapore, South Korea, China enabled citizens' rapid prosperity over the past few decades, the Indians remain poor. The article of "Times" explains the special blessing of the Dalai Lama through Kara Shakura Puja in Bihar, India. Bihar in India (www.dalailama.com) is India's deepest holiness. to place. The enlightenment of the Buddha meditated under the Bodhi tree. The Tibetans who traveled there were stopped and took their passport. If they lived in India, they will have the right to freedom of faith as prescribed in the Indian Constitution. In fact, anyone who currently lives in India or has become an Indian citizen has fundamental rights to freedom of religion. In addition, all Tibetans in India also enjoy the right to freedom of speech and freedom of press. They can talk about this blessing ceremony to each other and make a news video.

The wood carving of the Bodhisattva Kannon Bodhisattva situated on a lion has undergone many depictions when moving from India to China. One possible explanation may be that women are lacking in identity while the power of the opposition, the influence of men limits this. In the art of sculpture from the 14th century to the 15th century, the beauty of his high cheekbones and rounded face of the jaw, the beauty of the appearance supported by red and red shape the beauty of a typical Chinese lady's woman I will build my lips. Bodhisattva is a wise man who continues to engage in world affairs to encourage and inspire all beings. Guanyin was originally known as Guanyin Bodhisattva in Indian Buddhism, but from a literal point of view, people who "sympathize with their heads" are images of Buddha as men in India and Tibet. In the Tibetan tradition, each Dalai Lama is thought to be the reincarnation of Guanyin Bodhisattva. However, in East Asia, this Bodhisattva was later called Kannon, understood as a goddess of a woman, a merciful mother. Buddhists turn their attention to Kannon as she possesses her ability to save them from unlimited sympathy and suffering and suffering. Implementation of perfect caring, Guanyin Bodhisattva (Guanyin) Bodhisattva (great happiness anxious to help all sentient beings swear to help sentient beings of his / her bodhisattva) If you are disappointed in rescuing, his body may fall apart. "This seems extreme, but it symbolizes his overwhelming big sympathy and determination. In the Goryeo Dynasty, very beautiful paintings were produced with Buddhist service; the paintings of the Bodhisattva Kwann Bosatsu (Kwanum Bosar) are known for their elegance and spirituality. A quietly expressed image, a flowing robe painted with ink, mineral color and gold, transparent scarf and belt evoke awe and admiration. In Koryo there are 24 Buddhist paintings including depiction of Kannon Bodhisattva, Bodhisattva Bodhisattva, Amitabha Nirai, Amitabha Nirai. One of the highlights is a hanging shaft with a height of 17 feet indicating Bodhisattva Kannon. It is said to be a memorial of Buddhist paintings in the Goryeo period, and this work was borrowed from the Japanese mirror shrine (through the Saga Prefectural Museum of Art), and it is a work he has never seen before in the United States. Because of its exquisite conditions, this picture can only be seen during the first 6 weeks of the exhibition.

For 48 years, China occupied Tibet. In the history of Tibet, over 17% of Tibetans lost their lives and more than 6,000 monasteries were destroyed. First of all, Tibet was not part of China. In the first few years of the Chinese rule of Tibet, China declared that Tibet should be part of China as the Tibetan Emperor once married the Chinese Princess. Years later, the Chinese said Tibet was part of China for the warrior Genghis Khan. Genghis Khan and Mongolia ruled Tibet, but they never let Tibet belong to China. & Lt; Tab / & gt; On October 7, 1950, the Chinese government commenced an organized genocide against Tibetans and nearly 2 million Tibetans were mass killed. In this article, I study why the Chinese massacred the Tibetans, and I will discuss why people have stopped genocide and did not take any measures to investigate the impact of genocide on A - bomb survivors. During the Cultural Revolution, all religious institutions were banned, Tibetan Buddhist beliefs were considered "disappearing diseases", and Mao Zedong was a newborn, the Chinese massacred the Tibetans. Communist dictator. The Republic of China said after the success of 1949. China has been accused of occupying Tibet since 1951 and trying to eliminate Tibetan Buddhism culture by political and religious oppression. I read the New York Times column on Sunday and said that 1.2 million Tibetans were murdered in Tibet. I do not know where this number came from. Tibetans who remain loyal to the Dalai Lama and Tibetan Buddhism are suppressed and imprisoned. During the suppression process, hundreds of Tibetan monks and nuns may be killed. However, since the number of Tibetan Tibetans in the 1990s did not exceed 2 million to 3 million, and the number of people in the surrounding area was also about the same, we indeed claimed that so many people were killed I realized when I heard the facts. If genocide is defined narrowly, it is a systematic destruction of groups of people defined by Fein and Lemkin, in that case the use of the term genocide does not apply to Chinese Tibetan treatment . https://www.ushmm.org/confront-genocide/speakers-and-events/all-speakers-and-events/genocide-and-mass-murder-in-the-twentieth-century-a-historical-perspective/ Case in China - genocide and poverty policy

In the 1960s, in the context of the Vietnam War, Muhammad Ali was furious with the fierce civil rights movement, demonstrating huge fighting power in the ring circle. If Ali refused to enter the country in 1967 to support his religious beliefs and the plight of African Americans, Ali would not be a symbol of humanity he respects and admires today . If he is willing to endanger his wealth, fame, and freedom harming his personal beliefs, Ali is now even a great fighter, and perhaps even the greatest fighter. Dalai Lama. . Muhammad Ali is known as a "athlete of the century", is an athlete, is an activist of religious freedom and racial justice. The following timetable shows major events in Muhammad Ali's lifetime's main moment and civil rights movement. In the turmoil of the civil rights movement, please see how the young Cassius Clay became "the best guy ever". The biography of Muhammad Ali is "typical American". In his position of freedom of religion and race, his humility, generosity, rhetoric, deep and permanent physical and spiritual courage, he was always beyond his life. He brings many positive sounds to the hearts of Americans, which makes him a respectable figure (Walter). - I think the hero is a person who did a wonderful thing. For me, hero has various opinions For me, being a hero is a person who achieves a hard goal, keeps that right, and does something special. Muhammad Ali - Cassius Clay is a person who meets my hero criteria. Muhammad Ali won a medal at the Olympic Games and achieved a tough goal. When Muhammad Ali began fighting, he had to keep his rights.

The conflict of faith Earth and all the life above it are created within 7 days, at least this is how I grew up in the Catholic family. This is all I know, until I first heard about the evolution of a fifth grade. I can not understand that concept and my mother can not tell me what it is because she does not believe it may be true. Over the next few years, I gradually learned more about evolution. When I learned that Darwin's strange thing is called "correction and decline", my growth experience began to be questioned. It is based on the theory of absoluteism: - There is a single list of truths - they can only be represented by a series of concepts - they require the same actions around the world - it conflicts with faith, Culture must be respected - assume that people must use only one set of concepts to express moral truth. - KANT JOHN S. MILL JOHN RAWLS to check ethical dilemmas, cooperate with justice, thoroughly understand possible alternatives, assume ethical arguments, compare and evaluate discussions of alternatives. 384 - 322 1724 - 1804 1806 - 1873 1921 - 2002 Looking at the moral dilemma reflecting your ethical decisions and checking the results 3 09/09/2013 Virtual ethical virtual Cultural confrontation is a big topic. As a nurse leader, we are: 1) to promote cultural conflict, 2) to see the appropriate situation from the perspective of cultural conflict, and 3) to explore from providing cultural conflicts and cultural sensitivity A deeper understanding of people's perspective I hope that the point I used to classify all of these has now been revealed to be one of meme and boundary. It is easy to construct this global phenomenon thanks to the conflict of faith that various cultures have, that is, the complex interaction of the country's rats, the collective stories of mice and the experience of the city, and the mechanism of interaction. When the world is experiencing a conflict of faith, the audience asks about the state of secular ethics. The Dalai Lama said: "There is nothing to destroy others' faith, which can not be his belief."

It is clear from various sources that abortion is severely rejected in Buddhist tradition. It is also clear that Buddhism Japan accepts abortion, and in exceptional circumstances it accepts American contemporary Buddhists. In a situation similar to Roman Catholicism, abortion is most strongly rejected by the Church authorities, but it is still being practiced by many faithful Catholics, defending at least several people. "There is no single Buddhist opinion about abortion, traditional materials such as the Buddhist monastery's laws believe that life should begin with a concept, abortion should be rejected, including the destruction of deliberate life Buddhist faith "Life is a continuum with no obvious starting point." Although the Dalai Lama said that abortion is "negative", there are exceptions, "Abortion approves according to each situation Whether it should be done or not. " " Most Buddhists believe in reincarnation, and this belief directly affects the recognition of abortion Buddhists. Since Buddhists believe that human life will begin at the moment of conceptualization when consciousness enters the womb, abortion will be regarded as murder action as opposed to Buddhist teachings. "The background of sexual intercourse should be genuine, exclusive and faithful. Indeed, the love implicitly included in making love is the love expressed in marriage ... the church says sexual intercourse Teaches that it is only seen in marriage.The appropriate place and meaning does not share the hypothesis that all adults are common in a particular field, a widow or a divorce. " This led me to ask me what Buddhists think about suicide - not the first time. When asked about Buddhist view of abortion, I did the same answer: I do not really know. This shows many Buddhism. Imagine a person who studied and practiced Catholicism for nearly 30 years without knowledge of church suicide or abortion. It does not happen because it is a very hot issue for Catholics. I have no quick answer to this question. These are told to you that Zen tradition is not a topic of topic for Buddhists.

This spring, we worked on individual projects in international English. In this project, we select topics of interest and link it to this year's course objective. I decided to write an article about Internet censorship in China. I want to know more because I think that it is very interesting because I chose this theme for my project. We will combine this theme with the purpose of the course, discuss international and global issues of today's world, analyze and discuss the role of English media in the international community. China's Internet censorship is one of the world's most rigorous reviews. The government prevented Dalai Lama 's website, the oppression of protestors in Tiananmen Square in 1989, the forbidden spiritual acts of Falun Gong, and discussions about many common internet sites. The government considers Internet search companies and media censors in the country as an official "confidential" issue and urged them to block access to foreign sites such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. According to a recent survey, censorship in China was used to suppress the government outside the government trying to stimulate the creation of the citizen for whatever reason - opposing, supporting or not concerning the government. Talking about topics not related to collective behavior is not censored, so the government allows Chinese people to say what they like to their country, leaders, or their policies. At the Wuzhen Internet conference in 2015, Lu denied that there is an Internet censorship system in China, "When you say" content review ", it is abusing the vocabulary." The Chinese government has learned how to manage the Internet from advanced Western countries, but we have not learned enough. " The Internet censorship Internet of the Chinese government is also called "information super highway". This is because one person can acquire an unlimited amount of data. As a matter of fact, not all of us can access the Internet like this in this way. There are many obstacles on the expressway in the form of "Internet censorship". There are multiple motives for censorship. It ranges from keeping children away from bad content to government-controlled access to information. In the Internet censorship controversy for many people, the use of the Internet has become a new way of life for university students in particular. From encyclopedia to questionnaire, thesis, magazine article, adult web site, you can access all kinds of information just by pressing a button. Everyone who pays for their Internet service will usually provide space for their web pages and even many free services will provide space for personal networks.

Unexpected Buddhists: Mindfulness, enlightenment, and sitting are still written about Dinty M. Moore's entry into the American Buddhist world. Moore, an Irish American living in the central state of Pennsylvania, grew up in a Catholic family and attended a Catholic school, but he decided to resign God when he was young, he gave up his religious beliefs It was. However, in his adult life, he encountered Thich Naht Hanh's book "Peace" and wanted to know "what Buddhist found" and "what he missed" (19). The relationship between Buddism and peace is neither coincident nor abnormality. Most of the primer on Buddhism and Buddhist philosophy does not mention Buddhist violence. Instead, they tied Buddhism to pacifism and non-violence. Many about Buddhist meditations, peaceful work of Buddhist activists such as the 14th Dalai Lama and its non-violence advocacy, and Buddhist monk Thich Nhat Hanh (Little Martin Luther King won Nobel Peace) Please think of a book. Award nomination) 1967) Naturally, many Westerners believe that Buddhism is not violent politics, it is a nonviolent religion devoted to inner peace and harmony. Buddhist philosophy is a philosophical study and research system developed at Buddhist school in India after the death of Buddha and later spread throughout Asia. The way of Buddhism is a combination of philosophical reasoning and meditation. The Buddhist tradition provides a multitude of Buddhist paths for liberation and East Asian Indian and subsequent Buddhist thinkers have a variety of topics such as phenomenology, ethics, ontology, epistemology, logic, and time philosophy Covered. According to the Indian census of 2011, there are 8.4 million Buddhists in India, but Buddhist leaders insist that there are about 50 to 60 million Buddhists in India . Maharashtra State is the country with the most Indian Buddhists, accounting for 5.81% of the total population. Nearby 90% of Navayana and Neo Buddhists live in this state.

Throughout history, violent reform movement has traditionally been used, but nonviolent acts proved equally effective. Nonviolence is a clear distinction between good and evil. If a violent incident occurs after a nonviolent incident, so much fighting can continue. During the Indian Independence Movement, Mohanda Gandhi was a famous Indian pacifist and Indian spiritual and political leader. Before returning to India, Gandhi studied the law in the UK and faced the caste system by doing unspecified chores. As the ultimate hero, we support our nonviolent leaders, Martin Luther King, Cesar Chavez, Nelson Mandela, Mahatma Gandhi. We named the street; we wrote a book about the achievements of our children. These brave people not only brought about a change but also carried out disobedience of peaceful citizens. The action of Martin Luther King Jr. helped end legal isolation of white and blacks and discrimination against blacks at polling stations, Cesar Chavez organized farm workers and won victories such as collective bargaining . , Medical benefits, safer working environment, pension scheme and profit sharing, Nelson Mandela helped end apartheid in South Africa, Mahatma Gandhi helped India achieve independence from the UK The citizen did not obey Henry Thoreau and wrote an article about it in the 19th century. Martin Luther King Jr. has preached in the south. Mahatma Gandhi encouraged it in India. Nelson Mandela was imprisoned for propaganda. The Bible says that Paul, Daniel, Shadrack, Messiah, and Abed Nego are guilty. According to the Wikipedia website, "civil disobedience includes the initiative of refusing to comply with government specific laws, demands, orders or occupied authority without relying on violence. In researching Gandhi's non-violent weapons, I discussed the fighting of the five who used it well: "Powerful Power": Khan Abdul Kafferkhan, Nelson Mandela, Martin Luther King, Dalai Lama and Aung San Suu Kyi . For example, the author briefly explained racial prevention movement in the United States and highlighted the impact on Gandhi's Martin Luther King. On March 22, 1959, Kim read a sermon about Gandhi: "I can not achieve success for his people, under the rule of the British Empire, he picks up guns and says a curse did not". In 1963, the blonde made a speech on his famous "I will dream". Later, due to this movement, the Black Americans have won two fights - the civil rights law was founded in 1964, and the voting rights bill was founded in 1965.

As a college student living in an American small building, I have little experience with other religions in the world. I was a Christian Protestant throughout my life, and I firmly believe in my religious beliefs. As soon as I read the Buddhist chapter in Houston's "World Religion" book, I came to understand and respect Buddhism. I began to understand that the Buddha is a real man and he is a religious idol. I know that Buddhism is not all meditation and relaxation. Buddhism offers great meditation. Buddhism is for those who were hit hard in reality. Buddhism helps people correct their behavior, is more effective and active without asceticism. Buddhism is not an atheist philosophy, but the words soul and god are not mentioned in that teaching. Even today gods and goddesses are studying Buddhism. Buddhism teaches morality and strength, opening our hearts. Through the repetition of meditation and spells, people can reach every aspect of consciousness that can not be inspired and released in other ways. There are differences in practice and belief, but most people who agree with Buddhism belong to one of three schools of thinking: seat Buddhism, Mahayana Buddhism or Vajrayana Buddhism. Hinaana Buddhism, also known as South Buddhism, is considered a more traditional form of Buddhism. Hinaiana Buddhism, which is mainly practiced in South Asia, is considered to be the oldest and most traditional school in the three. On the contrary, Mahayana Buddhism, also known as North Buddhism, is thought to be a more diverse form of Buddhism, Vajra Yana Buddhism, also known as Tibetan Buddhism, combines the major aspects of Serabada Buddhism and Mahayana Buddhism and respect It is a form of Buddhism being done. In the American West, Hinaana Buddhism, Zen (branch of Mahayana Buddhism), Tibetan Buddhism are the most important. • Tibetan Buddhism is the most famous school in Vajrayana / Esoteric Buddhism / Northern Buddhism. The Dalai Lama is an important leader of Tibetan Buddhism, based on the tradition of Mahayana, and is practiced in Tibet, Nepal, Siberia, Mongolia and northern India. Several locations in Ireland have centers to support Tibetan Buddhist customs, some of which are supported by Tibetan llamas. Buddhist contributors say that interest in Buddhism in Ireland is rising. Many Buddhist teachers are, but some of them are Asians, I visit and live in Ireland. More and more people go to the Buddhist Center to study Buddhism. According to contributions to this section, Irish Buddhist practice can be categorized into the following categories.

Millions of conflicts have occurred in history, but many have not been resolved yet. Each of these conflicts affects today's world and shapes many aspects of current life one by one. However, only a few collisions can weaken the culture as a whole. Such conflicts are very difficult and have many negative effects on people. After arriving in Spain in 1519 and Cortez systematically conquered the land of Azteca (Baer 2), the Aztecs experienced great conflict during Spain's conquest. Over the centuries, the conflict between China and Tibet, Tibet has completed the free revolution in history, China has launched a campaign to dominate Tibet China's negotiations are getting less and less, and China Adopted the dominant style. Victory) - the situation of failure), the winner is China, he is the Tibetan boss. The Tibetan 'leader' Dalai Lama is hidden in India and is under the negative influence of China, the Chinese government discriminates against the Tibetan population, China gives priority to his interests over Tibet's interests There. Like the geopolitical strategy, China is interested in Tibet - Tibet has many natural resources that are interested in China - power, cultural issues, and socialist impressions All modern China, including Tibet, is considered part of East Asia. Historically, some European sources also believe that some of Tibet is in Central Asia. Tibet is in the west of the central plain of China and is considered part of west (Xībù) in Mainland China West is called "Western China" in the Chinese media. Tibet has some of the highest mountains in the world and there are several seats in the top ten. Mount Everest, located at the border with Nepal, is the highest mountain on Earth, 8,848 meters above sea level (29,029 ft). Several major rivers are derived from the Qinghai Tibetan Plateau (mainly Qinghai Province today). These include the Yangtze River, the Yellow River, the Indus River, the Mekong River, the Ganges River, the Salwin River, and the Yalong Zambo River (Yalong Zambo River). Yalongzangpo Grand Canyon is located along the Yalongzanpo River and is one of the deepest and longest valleys in the world.

To understand the complexity of a copper atom, it is necessary to first understand the basic atomic structure in general. This atom is considered to be the simplest substance; it is impossible to cut it finely. However, elementary particles are countless atoms making up the earth, that is, constituents of protons, neutrons and electrons. Positively charged particles (protons) and neutral charged particles (neutrons) form nuclei that surround the nucleus in the cloud. Everything around you consists of small particles called atoms. Some are composed of only one atom. For example, the copper of a penny is composed of copper atoms. However, sometimes different types of atoms combine to form a molecule. Copper atoms combine with oxygen atoms in the air to form a molecule called copper oxide. Pennies look dull as they are covered with copper oxide. To understand how nails and screws are coated with copper, you need to know more about atoms. An atom is made up of smaller particles called protons, neutrons, and electrons. Both electrons and protons are charged particles. The electrons are negatively charged and the protons are positively charged. Since negative charges attract positive charges, electrons attract protons To understand the complexity of a copper atom, it is necessary to first understand the basic atomic structure in general. This atom is considered to be the simplest substance; it is impossible to cut it finely. However, elementary particles are countless atoms making up the earth, that is, constituents of protons, neutrons and electrons. - The famous Tibetan Buddhist spiritual leader Dalai Lama was forcibly forced to asylum in 1959. He lives in India's Dharamsala, but he regards himself as a citizen of the world. The practical word he first impressed was this sentence. "If scientific analysis reveals that some of the Buddhist arguments are wrong, we need to accept scientific discoveries and abandon them."

The purpose of this article is to ask the reader. Ascher wants to see why viewers analyze themselves and why they show good intentions, whatever it is fearful, considerate or considerate. Learn sorry things through experience and watch the unhappy people; it brings compassion as unhappy people are everywhere, because people can not ignore it. "But these situations can ultimately lead to the mother of sympathy and oppression, and as their existence grows, we can not deny the existence of helplessness. Before our eyes It is impossible to separate ourselves from things in sympathy ... sympathize ... See more She has independent character because outsiders observe them from above and explain their movements like scientists. A rhetorical question, for example, "I thought twice, why did this woman feed this man? Would you mind sharing, is she consideration, or she just saved her shop at him Are you trying to rescue from the trouble of yourself? "(57) And please understand why people are considerate. Usher can show the audience's feelings toward homeless and people's goodwill by explaining the suspicious behavior of other people. The phrase "57" his eyes are fixed in the baby confuses the reader to whether the mother has brought money to the homeless due to "fear or compassion" (57). Her words are planned carefully so as to confuse the way people are really considerate or are doing things for other reasons. Especially when she makes rhetorical questions, Usher's word game is very convincing. She questioned all human movements and asked the reader to know why they did something. Her article really makes it possible for me to analyze myself and it shows why I am doing things. She was able to catch the details that the mother's hands completely changed the situation, like the 'Handle of the stroller' (56); this small move is the mother's out of fear, not money Let the reader feel that it is. This empathy was analyzed by Barbara Lazear Ascher's "On Compassion". What is pity? As a New Yorker, Usher is mainly interested in handling homeless. Are these awkward gifts coming from truly deep compassion? Still still forced? Throughout the article she used many different ways to convey her view on this sympathy and to express sympathy for those not as good as her. The purpose of this conceptual analysis is to develop an effective definition of compassion, to clarify the meaning of compassion and to use compassion as an important part of patient care. According to Wikipedia (Wikipedia, 2012), the word "compassion" has the roots of Latin and is "virtue of sympathizing with the pain of others". The Dalai Lama says as follows. "The real empathy is not based on our own predictions and expectations but is based on the rights of others, as long as the partner wants peace and happiness and is trying to overcome suffering his or her problem Based on our real concern about (1 page) "(Lama, 2012). The Holman Bible Dictionary uses the following definitions to express sympathy. Feel the passion of someone and sympatrically enter their sorrow and pain. The compassion of the English translation represents at least 5 Hebrew and 8 Greek languages Without action, I do not think sympathy is a real sympathy. Many times, Jesus experienced sympathy and behavior for others. Through the Bible, we see the phrase "to be moved with compassion" and then the action. For example, when Jesus was moved by compassion he healed the patient. (Matthew 14:14) When he was moved by compassion, he fed a lot of people. (Matthew 15: 32) Once he was moved by compassion, so it became the starting point for the disciples to enter the minister:

The union was integrated into North American society. To the business world, labor unions threaten the expansion of corporate earnings, for workers, labor unions are the opportunity to gain power in the workplace. Trade unions are used to balance the distribution of power throughout the world, but they are not without disadvantages; for example, workers must pay union fees. Trade union is basically an intermediary mediating workers and companies, but it is a threat to society such as litigation, intimidation, unemployment, shop closure, physical intimidation and action. The Cambridge Association is the world's largest ongoing discussion community. In the past, the association greeted wonderful people like Winston Churchill, Theodore Roosevelt, and the current Dalai Lama. The labor union is a worldwide symbol of free opinion exchange. The organization claims to "keep free debate since 1815". In any case, a completely rational argument has ended. Ideology found a house on each cable news media. The echo room of social media has just been expanded. With the US immigration model over the past 20 years, we have been released from people with different political trends. Due to the new "political correctness" environment, traditional smart discourse places such as universities are diluting. In the discussion forum of Lincoln Douglas, I think that it is useless to more and more people discuss with people with different opinions. The existence of labor unions contributes greatly to the living standard of our society and most people. However, the number of members and the influence have decreased over the past few decades. There are various explanations about the decline of cohesion, but one of the general interpretations is change. The labor union evolved into a big bureaucracy, and sometimes even did not want change. Recently, there are signs that the union is changing the way of business. Union

Kristallnacht - Broken Glass Night The Dalai Lama who opened the enlightenment said "It is as good as possible, it is always possible". During Kristallnacht, the Jews were innocent and sympathetic, but were regarded as garbage. The night of broken glass is one of the most terrible and cruel nights in German history, and Kristallnacht is an excuse for Nazi to eradicate Jews and other minorities. Secret police and waffen SS can judge whether it is Jewish, if there are specific attributes such as blonde hair, light blue eyes, rectangular forehead, etc. In hindsight, it seems to foretell what is likely to happen. Only three months later, a notorious Kristalnacht (Scattered Glass Night), a civilians similar to the Nazi storm and ambition broke the window and plundered 1000 synagogues and 7,000 Jewish owned businesses. Hundreds of people were killed, thousands of people were beaten, and 30,000 Jews were sent to concentration camps. Germany is ready for the Holocaust. Mr. Trump found the people who wish to become a stormtrooper in the 21st century. Yes, many of them dislike Jews. But more importantly, they hate brown people: Mexican, Muslim, African American. These people have been in the middle for a long time, this is not a new thing Kristallnacht (broken glass night) spreads throughout Germany and Austria. 91 Jews were killed; others were defeated. Thirty thousand male Jews have been sent to concentration camps (Dachau, Buchenwald and Sachsenhausen), but most will be released within a few weeks. 267 synagogues were destroyed and destroyed (almost all German and Austrian synagogues). Reinhard Heydrich, the director of SS security services, instructed security agencies to burn synagogues unless German life and wealth were threatened. Jewish companies including 7,500 stores were looted and destroyed

"In any case, I am determined to be cheerful and happy, because I understand that most of our pain and misfortune is determined not by our situation but by our temperament "- Martha Washington Happiness is not ready made. It comes from your own actions. - The emotions of the Dalai Lama are strong emotions. Happiness is one of many emotions experienced by humans. It may be the most important feeling that people can have, and the feeling that everyone is trying to achieve, but in most cases people seem to just see it. I am very interested in Paul Nolan's book Designing Happiness. He showed us that we misunderstood simple happiness like watching television and enjoying the pleasure of hedonism, and lifestyle will bring us greater happiness . Intentional activities such as work are actually places where "grooves" are located. Happiness from the meaning is more important than happiness from simple happiness. But, having something, a certain meaning and purpose is essential to our happiness, and eventually we will grow and create human beings. It does not matter whether it changes and develops, because we change people, it is perfectly normal, but there are a couple of things that will bring you exciting and enjoyable life in the morning. Can virtue and happiness change the definition of human happiness? Since happiness is the final result of these things, it can determine virtue and happiness brings happiness. But the situation can change your definition of happiness to virtue and happiness. Hence, happiness indicates that not only has some virtues and happiness but also it can be obtained by maintaining this state with all virtues and happy wealth really happy. But this means that you lack some virtue and happiness and you'll never be really happy. For example, poor people and sick people will never really be happy. Can anyone be happy? According to Aristotle, they can live a happy and happy life. If a person insists on virtue and happiness, then there is no reason why he can not be happy. Aristotle also mentioned the issue about moral virtue.

The role of the festival in learning people's faith According to the Jewish people everyone has a strong responsibility to keep the contract with God. In fact, this may be the most important thing in Jewish life. It is an order and a desire to love God and give glory. Every Jew, adult, child must understand what this means. The festival is accustomed to joy, but also has a strong message that Jews can keep the law and love God. Jason Tyrrell: Of course it is a very important role. Due to our global influence, we will participate in some of the more exciting local festivals in addition to most of the major festivals of the year. In the near future we are looking for film festivals, filmmakers, and strategic business partners. Peter Florence, the founder of the Hey Festival, shared their vision of the increasingly global attitude of the festival and the need to challenge our world view. Lacy Ahmed shares insights about the civic roles of the Lahore Literary Festival and the Literary Festival and communities gather together to ask each other questions and find new ways of present and future. Nicolas Laughlin at the Bocas Literary Festival talks about the challenge of tailoring privacy and reading intent to commercialization of entertainment festivals and personalized festivals. Faith festival in Louisville, Kentucky. This festival calls for various chapels and encourages lectures to sponsor the religions of the world. The author refers to the advocate of religious reconciliation such as the Dalai Lama, Martin Bouver, Abraham Herschel, Thomas Marton, Pope John Paul II. Interestingly, Professor Niebu seems to lack fundamental understanding of the religion he mentioned. For example, he sometimes misunderstood the poem he quoted. Fundamental ... religion is a very obvious reason for "belief base". Evidence is very difficult to find, the eyewitness's story is rough, written from verbal explanation, and scribbled from the "witness"'s memory. Paul recorded the first mention of Jesus about 15 years after Jesus died. The material I studied shows that several events in the Gospel were rewritten and changed from Aramaic. From Greek to Latin

Today, I talked in the graduation class of Assumption College in 2018. After graduation, the student received a diploma. They go to the "x" on the stage, lower their heads and receive diplomas. The only thing is that I am in front of you - so they all have to crouch in my direction. About 90 minutes I got the opportunity to just sit there, see the eyes of each graduate and provide a little prayer in good faith. This is very special. Like my wedding day, my cheek was hurt by all smiles. :) As Nipun Mehta said in a graduation speech, "Have you ever thought about something, do you know that it must happen ... to live through life No - grow in life ... admit the mystery and seriously consider welcoming a wealth of questions. • Nipun Mehta is the founder of Servicespace.org, an incubator for gift economic projects, aimed at transforming our collective story into greater generosity. This article is the result of collaboration involving multiple ServiceSpace coordinators. Nipun won honor in the 2012 winter collection! Magazines are one of them! Breakthrough 15 Our lecturer, Nipun Mehta shares his insight about these advantages and stories in a global experiment at the intersection of technology, volunteers, and gift economies. He is the founder of ServiceSpace with over 500,000 members, from DailyGood to KindSpring, and to Karma Kitchen. Nip received many awards, including the Dalai Lama 's unknown hero mercy award, in 2015 President Obama appointed him as a member of the Poverty and Equality Committee. His speech on a wide range of topics emphasizes the need for greater generosity, reaching millions of people worldwide. His mission statement in life simply said: "Bring a smile to the world and leave still in my heart." Today, there are many people, websites and organizations that carefully spread love and cooperation to the world! A wonderful example like Nipun Mehta, his DailyGood, and the weekly KarmaTube mailing list are spreading love and inspiration. Sites like "The Moment of Love" and "The Foundation of Love" welcome people to everyone in the world who has a heart, a place that everyone wants to love and to be loved. Like Challenge Day, excellent organizations such as idealist.org and HeartMath have been able to overcome the walls between us and combine more love and joy.

The civil rights movement represents the "mass movement" that unifies black people and fights against white supremacy, racial discrimination, and discrimination. Blacks may face obstacles in this movement challenging the social and political framework of society. John Lewis and "Wind Walk", the book of "Civilization and Civil Rights" by William H. Chaffee shows the obstacles facing meditation participants and free knights. Both meditation and freeride are examples of nonviolent resistance, which indicated a kind of anger and ugliness promoted by civil rights peace movement in the south (Lewis, 99). Anger of healing: Endurance in Buddhist vision: This book was written by Dalai Lama. In this book, he is trying to solve the problem of anger. He insists that anger can be compensated by perseverance. He even suggested some meditation exercises for beginners. If someone is unfamiliar with Buddhist scriptures, this book seems difficult to understand. In order to investigate the impact of patience on individuals, I interviewed individuals with different social and professional backgrounds. The interview consists of 10 questions. First record the answers, then analyze them to get clues and find similarities and differences between the respondents' answers. Oh ... then I have patience. I asked myself what course I'm studying now, and I read Emily Gorno's article to improve your patience, and that gave me the answer. Patience is definitely a big challenge for me! I am patiently cooperating with myself as I have to complete my work and the rest of the time until we leave I asked my teacher about perseverance. "Perseveitate, what you are seeking will come to you" I believe this will work within the limits we will allow, and we will come across space to meet the universe. Patience is not passive, but an overly passive lifestyle will keep you looking at sitting on a bystander and all passing by. The real patience allows you to interact with some degree of separation. This will allow you to connect without being overwhelmed by your judgment. Patience provides the ability to accept another person, as she has all the flaws and they never dismiss her because of them. This means abandoning your judgment and looking at the second opportunity to get another type of interaction that is fun or more consistent.

I will star in Rickelia to investigate the two planets of the second and third planets of the system. Historian Robert Barkwell found references to them when they decoded the computerized record of 117 thousand years. Before the fashion of Trik. It is believed that these two distant, self-sufficient ecosystems may have been polluted to date and may have maintained human survival. For my trip, it is clear that for the Earth and other countries, it is just alive, over 15 countries on the four continents. In essence, even living a normal life, working alone, eating, raising families, and even donating 10% of that income to charity groups exacerbates the planet before people arrive . In October 2011, the idea hit. I participated in the event "We Day" in Vancouver. There are 10,000 young people watching lectures such as Goa, Dalai Lama and Richard Branson. It's like a social rock concert. I sat in the back row, watched, bathed in energy, and I decided to fund school buildings through the hosting organization. This is my journey to Spitsbergen. I sat next to the European Space Agency's climate scientist and had delightful discussions about the future of our planet. I participated in the Dutch financial industry and gained the privilege to participate in the Spitsbergen tour led by Bernice Notenboom. It is the last person to go to North Pole on a sled. This journey provides a very strong juxtaposition - on the other hand, the absolute beauty of Spitsbergen. Continuous 24 hours of sunlight. A white mountain is rising directly from the water. A spectacular glacier surrounds us. Original blue water. A cold definition of the sky. This is a wonderful explanation of really extreme nature. My family told me they planned to travel to a nearby planet, but my body could not handle the heat, it melted. They say that their voice will not move towards me along the gravity after they leave our planet's orbit. They said they would come back within a month. They have not come back yet. I have been trying to spend some time building a useless little house, but I need to do something. I remember that there was Maroon's sofa in my first life as I like to lie down so I made a sofa. Now I am lying on it, but I am comfortable all the time, so it has no special comfort; my body can only feel happy. You can lie down and disappear from its terrible survival

The Dalai Lama said, That is bad, then these impressions last long and difficult to overcome. As a leader, we can not judge or ignore only the first impression. You should be able to gather a lot from the first impression and keep knowledge while understanding that person better. Also, I would like to clarify the difference between the first impression and the last impression. The first impression is the idea that someone will talk to you. The last impression is that people think about it much later after talking to you. The first impression may be a permanent impression, but not all cases. You must be concerned about the happiness of people. People can tell you when you care. Be careful when talking, please do not look away. Give everything you have when you demonstrate. When teaching, review the details as much as possible. People will remember that you are working hard to help them. Does this whether they see you directly, just watch your video? Discuss the first impression. Do people have a similar first impression, or have different impressions? What surprises, what is not to be surprised? What is the first impression of people? Is there a first impression that group members, or someone else is wrong? How are you? Children's awareness of "fair" or "unfair" develops during elementary school, including understanding of discrimination. They sometimes decide how people are treated according to inappropriate standards. Indeed, as children, they often encounter discrimination based on age. For example, adults can serve in front of shops The first impression of the first impression is very important. In the Victorian era, people expressed their views to someone based on their first impression. In most cases, someone's first impression is not what they actually look like. There may be something I think is bad for someone from the first impression, then you can see that they are very kind and very positive. One example is that Mr. Darcy met with Elizabeth in a book called Pride and Prejudice. Elizabeth thought Mr. Darcy was a cruel and arrogant person, but later she discovered that he was not. In "Pride and Prejudice" when Elizabeth met Mr. Wickham, she received the impression that he is very kind and gentleman but she also felt himself different. In the story 'Become Importance of Ernest', Mrs. Bracknell does not like Jack. Because he does not have money and does not meet her standards, she does not know much. In Jane Austin's pride and prejudice, Elizabeth believes Mr. Darcy is a very rude and selfish person!

Like most other religions, Buddhism and Buddhism begin at specific places at specific times, are rooted in its form and thought, and they are part of the environment they develop. The most important area of ​​the Buddha era is the Ganges river basin, most of northern India flows from west to east. It is here that India's great religion will rise first and prosper. It was not until late that it was passed south. During the Buddha era around 500 BC, the area was experiencing an era of vibrant religious development. There are differences in practice and belief, but most people who agree with Buddhism belong to one of three schools of thinking: seat Buddhism, Mahayana Buddhism or Vajrayana Buddhism. Hinaana Buddhism, also known as South Buddhism, is considered a more traditional form of Buddhism. Hinaiana Buddhism, which is mainly practiced in South Asia, is considered to be the oldest and most traditional school in the three. On the contrary, Mahayana Buddhism, also known as North Buddhism, is thought to be a more diverse form of Buddhism, Vajra Yana Buddhism, also known as Tibetan Buddhism, combines the major aspects of Serabada Buddhism and Mahayana Buddhism and respect It is a form of Buddhism being done. In the American West, Hinaana Buddhism, Zen (branch of Mahayana Buddhism), Tibetan Buddhism are the most important. • Tibetan Buddhism is the most famous school in Vajrayana / Esoteric Buddhism / Northern Buddhism. The Dalai Lama is an important leader of Tibetan Buddhism, based on the tradition of Mahayana, and is practiced in Tibet, Nepal, Siberia, Mongolia and northern India. Several locations in Ireland have centers to support Tibetan Buddhist customs, some of which are supported by Tibetan llamas. Buddhist contributors say that interest in Buddhism in Ireland is rising. Many Buddhist teachers are, but some of them are Asians, I visit and live in Ireland. More and more people go to the Buddhist Center to study Buddhism. According to contributions to this section, Irish Buddhist practice can be categorized into the following categories. In modern times, the most popular Buddhist schools in Japan are pure local Buddhism, Nichiren Buddhism, Shingon sect, Zen Buddhism. As of 2008, about 34% of Japanese people are recognized as Buddhists, and this number has increased since the 1980s, from the viewpoint of accession to organized religion. In fact, however, 75% of people practice some form of Buddhism (practicing 90% Shintoism, whereas most Japanese practice 2 religions). About 60% of Japanese have a Buddhist altar at home.