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    Fight for Peace

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    of their own lives just to see a better world for all. The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded in 1989‚ 1993‚ and 2001 to The 14th Dalai Lama‚ Nelson Mandela‚ and Kofi Anan for their humanitarian efforts in creating the Five Point Peace Plan‚ fighting against the apartheid in South Africa‚ and fighting for individual rights that all deserve. Tenzin Gyatso‚ the 14th Dalai Lama‚ is noted as one of the most influential beings in the entire world. He is known as a renowned spiritual leader admired by millions

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    horizon of human effort to a higher level which transcends mankind’s insatiable needs and desires. The teachings and expression act as philosophical values and essentially guide adherents on their individual quest for meaning and enlightenment. Dalai Lama Tenzin Gyatso‚ who is dubbed as the spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhism‚ is an exemplary model for all variants of Buddhism as his simplification and advocacy of such teachings has radiated across all directions of the world and influenced many

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    leadership to select only the film projects that have a solid return on investment and maintain the highest standards in the industry. The seven film proposals are: My Life with Dalai Lama‚ Heidi‚ The Year of the Echo‚ Escape from Rio Japuni‚ Nadia‚ Keiko – One Whale of a Story‚ and Grand Island. My Life with the Dalai Lama is prioritized last because overall it would be a poor investment. A cute popular children’s book doesn’t always spell success in a film. The initial return on investment is

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    Reading Keila Diehl’s Echoes from Dharamsala was‚ personally‚ an emotional ride. Her narrative does a phenomenal job of transporting the reader into a first-hand experience of “movement and being moved” (Diehl‚ 2002). Published in 2002‚ the book traces the nuances of life and music (as it is received and performed) in the Tibetan refugee community in North India during the last decade of the 20th century through the eyes and ears of Diehl. She set out to conduct research in Dharamsala in 1994 on

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    Tibet

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    For over 2000 years Buddhists in Tibet have lived freely and independently‚ but in 1949-50 that all change when China invaded and took control.1 All of their traditions and customs‚ government‚ environment and rights were taken away and destroyed by this tragic invasion.2 The majority of Tibetans were either killed or exiled‚ but the ones exiled have been very strong throughout all of this and stayed true to their beliefs and themselves. After enduring the exile to India‚ Tibetan Buddhists

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    everything according to the whim of this spirit. Since then‚ Kyabje Pabongka embarked the campaign of promoting and spreading Shugden practice. Consequently‚ The 13th Dalai Lama warned him sternly. Therefore‚ Pabongka sent him a letter of confession. Following is the content of the letter of Pabongka to the great 13th Dalai Lama. " I have propitiated Shugden until now because my old mother told me that Shugden was the deity of my maternal lineage. I wish to inform you that from now onwards‚ with

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    BOOK REVIEW AN OPEN HEART BY-THE DALAI LAMA Introduction The book I picked up for review is “An Open Heart” by The Dalai Lama. The title of the book indicates how one can actually become compassionate towards others‚ how can one transform from self centered heart to generous heart .The book depicts the Buddhist psychology and their way of living that can be adopted by anyone of any faith. Author has discussed various meditation techniques .This book will help to break free the reader from

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    against His Holiness the Dalai Lama with the sole purpose of harassing and defaming him. Such attempt will not serve their purpose‚ no matter how hard they try. It is like banging their heads against a brick wall. They openly show their deep dissatisfaction‚ venting their feelings of hatred and anger on the streets of the big cities in Europe and USA. They shout at the peak of their voice‚ “Fake Dalai Lama‚ we want religious freedom.” They don’t care even though their reputation is on the line. So unrealistic

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    Transformational Leadership Contents-  Transformational Leadership: Definition  Transformational leadership by various individuals  Transformational leadership in various situations  Four Key Elements of Transformational Leadership  A Leader’s Self Inventory  Need for Transformational leadership  Examples of Transformational Leadership Transformational Leadership is a leadership

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    Mao's Reign

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    Ahmed Amr Helmy Ch. 3 Pg. 57-69 Summary China’s Great Famine (greatest famine in Chinese history) • Result of collectivization programme in 1956 • Mao believed China had agronomists who would revolutionize food produce. Lysenkoism • Russian scientists theory that “super crops” could be grown‚ which was proven a lie‚ but the Chinese believed it was true. • Mao later bases Chinese agricultural “constitution” on Lysenko’s teachings. “Sparrowcide” – Chinese populations mass

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