He stressed that all religions were similar and evoked compassion, peace and love in humans. Instead of dying with fear, we can die happily because we’ll have made the most of our lives. Being realistic about our mortality enables us to live a full, meaningful life. The Dalai Lama, while stressing on benefits of applying Indian, Buddhist ancient philosophy and wisdom to the modern world, said that 2,600 years ago countries like India were highly advanced in the field of quantum physics, philosophy and science.ĭalai Lama spoke extensively on philosophical matters related to countering anger and other negative emotions. We’re all going to face death, so we shouldn’t ignore it. Religion provides us with a basis of hope. In India, the practice of non-violence - Ahimsa and Karuna have been practised for over 3,000 years. India in the past respected different views and encouraged debates, he said.ĭalai Lama spoke extensively on philosophical matters related to countering anger and other negative emotions. Dalai Lama said, 'The Indian religious tradition teaches non-violence, not harming others. The Dalai Lama also highlighted the secular nature of Indian traditions, which were based on respect for all religions, including people who do not believe in religion or God. “The secular concept is relevant even today,’’ he said. “However small they are, they too experience pain and pleasure,’’ he stressed.ĭalai Lama (83) said that one of the India’s greatest characteristics is its inherent secularism. Replying to a question on cruelty shown towards nature and animals, Dalai Lama said we should be sensitive toward all living beings. “We are consuming too much meat,’’ he said while addressing the gathering at Vidyaloke Talks organised by Vana Foundation in the city on Sunday. BENGALURU: The 14th Dalai Lama on Sunday strongly advocated the need to promote vegetarianism in the world.
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