It Is A Wonderful Thing If One

There Is A Saying In Tibetan, 'tragedy Should Be Utilized As A Source Of Strength.' No Matter What Sort Of Difficulties, How Painful Experience Is, If We Lose Our Hope, That's Our Real Disaster.

The Motivation Of All Religious Practice Is Similar: Love, Sincerity, Honesty. The Way Of Life Of Practically All Religious Persons Is Consistent. The Teachings Of Tolerance, Love, And Compassion Are The Same.

I'm Now Nearly 79. At 16 I Took Responsibility For Tibet And Lost My Freedom. At 24 I Lost My Country And Became A Refugee. I've Met Difficulties, But As The Saying Goes: 'wherever You're Happy, You Can Call Home, And Whoever Is Kind To You Is Like Your Parents.' I've Been Happy And At Home In The World At Large. Living A Meaningful Life Isn't Just A Matter Of Money; It's About Dedicating Your Life To Helping Others.

Peace Is Not Just The Mere Absence Of Violence Or Disturbance. It's When There Is A Possibility Of Conflict, But You Deliberately Avoid Violence And Adopt Methods To Solve The Problem Through Peaceful Means. That Is Real Peace.

The Way To Change Others' Minds Is With Affection, And Not Anger.