Essays on Dalai Lama

The Dalai Lama would, without a doubt, deem the average North America’s consumption of non-renewable resources as unethical. Since the Dalai lama values human and non-human animal lives, he becomes very considerate towards the environment. Due to his religion (Buddhism) and the fact that her...

The three most important points in the section “The Obstacles to Joy” in The Book of Joy by the Dalai Lama, Archbishop Tutu, and Douglas Abrams are loneliness, envy, and suffering. The purpose of all three sections is to inform the audience of the main...

Life for every person bears a different meaning. For some, it is a pleasurable journey while for others, it is misery’s bed till death. There is a popular notion that one’s life is pre-written and nothing can be changed. But some writers strongly believe that...

In 1949 the Chinese Red Army invaded Tibet, they occupied Tibet and claimed that it is a part of China in 1950. Since then more than 1,30,000 Tibetans have travelled through the Himalayas and crossed Nepal to come to our country India. There are several...

This means that every religion has beliefs that they have thought through and organized. The foundation for all Buddhist teachings is the Four Noble Truths. The Buddha has a very realistic approach to the human condition and how to cure our ailments. The First Noble...