Just-released video of high school seniors at Mount Madonna High School interviewing the XIV Dalai Lama at his residence in Dharamsala, India in April 2013 regarding questions of happiness, ethics, and living a worthwhile life ...
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What an amazing experience this must've been! I do hope to see the day when we can all live together in peace, regardless of our ethnicity, religion, or any other difference that we may have, and spreading kindness becomes perpetual. He has quite the sense of humor, too :)
Hi Ward, as he says, conflict is man made and so we as humans can unmake it. Hilarious when he shares about using the cellular phone. When I got my Blackberry a few years ago I asked one of my Grade 7 students if I must put it next to my computer while I am on the internet and then bluetooth the Whattsapp onto it. She laughed and told me that I have direct access to the net and she downloaded the app for me onto my phone. Values in school are so important so we have embedded the 7 values called the TeRRiFFiCC into our school culture. It stands for Trustworthiness, Respect, Responsibility, Fairness, Faith, Caring and Citizenship. See you soon in Cape Town. We have a huge poster hanging in the foyer at our school on which are of the Dalai Lama's teachings; parents love it. Great words of wisdom, e.g. open your arms to change,but don't let go of your values". Andre Pretorius, Principal, possibility thinker and community builder at Heathfield Primary School.
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