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    Spirituality

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    those qualities of the human spirit––such as love and compassion‚ patience‚ tolerance‚ forgiveness‚ contentment‚ a sense of responsibility‚ a sense of harmony––which bring happiness to both self and others”(22). In Ethics of the New Millennium‚ Dalai Lama conveys his standpoint on spirituality characteristics through this quote. He later comments‚ “The unifying characteristics of the qualities I have described as ‘spiritual’ may be said to be some level of concern for others’ well-being”(23). By

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    Peace essay

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    Malawi‚ Lesotho‚ Ethiopia‚ Zimbabwe‚ and other countries. ! ! Another peaceful historic figure was Tenzin Gyasto. Throughout Gyasto’s life he was fully committed to peace. At the age of two he was recognized as the reincarnated 13th Dalai Lama. In Buddhist faith‚ Dalai Lama’s‚ are spiritual leaders who choose to dedicate their lives to serving people. In 1987‚ ! Gyatso proposed to the Congressional Human Rights Caucus‚ a Five-Point Peace Plan. The Peace plan was designed to designate TIbet as a

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    SEVEN YEARS IN TIBET Seven Years in Tibet is a film based on a book that accounts the real experiences of the Austrian mountaineer Heinrich Harrer in Tibet during seven years. From 1946 to 1952. As a student of intercultural communication‚ the purpose of this essay is to highlight the intercultural differences found in the film. The story is about Heinrich and Peter‚ two Austrian mountaineers who help each other for survival in the wild lands they go through until they reach Tibet. There‚ intercultural

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    Debate Of Tibet And China

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    CONQUERERS‚ ARE CLAIMED NOW AS CHINESE‚ AND THEIR SUBJUGATION OF TIBET IS CLAIMED AS A CHINESE SUBJUGATION. Fights Lhasa incident is part of tibetan people’s uprising movement organized by the Dalai Lama. Its purpose is to create crisis in china by staging co-ordinated sabotage activities in tibet. Dalai Lama is a liar his peacful way and his middle way policy are blatant lies. He uses this argument to make tibetans believe he is fighting for their lives‚ but indeed what he is doing is turniing them

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    I. Introduction A. Thanks 1. Thank You Mr.Jones B. Salutation 1. Ladies and gentlemen C. Ethos 1. Have you ever wondered what you would wish for if you were given three wishes? 2. We are all members of cultures and subcultures. 3. Today I am going to be speaking about the Irish Myth of the leprechaun. 4. If you pay attention; you might learn something that could one day aid you in capturing a leprechaun. You could also have something relevant and interesting to say at

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    This Friday evening I am hosting a dinner party at my house. There will not be a long list of people attending this dinner party‚ only three people that I am interested in learning more about‚ and getting to know personally. The three people that will be attending this dinner party are Elie Wiesel‚ Abraham Lincoln‚ Martin Luther King‚ Jr. Since these are all very different and historical people‚ there are several reasons as to why I am having them attend my dinner party. First‚ I have invited

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    Happy Feelings

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    negative emotions are not only very bad and harmful to one personally‚ but are also harmful to society and the future of the whole world‚" (Dalai Lama). The Dalai Lama believes that happiness is a state of mind is the source of happiness must lie within the mind. If our mind is pure and peaceful we shall be happy‚ regardless of our external changes. Dalai Lama believes that happiness is achieved through compassion and training the mind. To achieve happiness begins with distinguishing between spirituality

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    Jose Rodriguez QSO 680 1-4 Homework Case Analysis Film Prioritization Project Proposal 1: My Life with Dalai Lama Met all criteria for “must” objectives Mostly focused on the Life of the Dalai Lama No chance for action being that the character is religious Religious character may not be a capable personality No environmental concerns but some regarding wildlife Profit = 20.2% (80*8+50*18+20*24)% Main focus is on a religious figure No possible relationship for a theme park ride given a religious

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    wide open to welcome them. It started with the Aryans‚ then came the Persians‚ Mughals‚ British French and many more. All were welcomed in India with equal gratitude. The humbleness and hospitality has also been prevalent till now. It welcomed the Dalai Lama when he escaped from Tibet after the Chinese agression.This is another example of the nobility that India has been Famous for. India and its have also been famous for helping out others. It helped Bangladesh to win freedom and independence from

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    Rel 133

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    The Origin and history of the Tibetan prayer flags is a long. The tradition of the flags began more than 2000 years ago. They are based off of the ruler’s banners at the time. The native people made these flags to honor their gods in their shamanistic religion. The Indian Buddhist sutras were originally written on cloth in India‚ where they were transmitted to other regions of the world including Tibet. These sutras on banners were the original prayer flags. The origin of the prayer flag comes from

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