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And by a prudent flight and cunning save A life which valour could not, from the grave. A better buckler I can soon regain, But who can get another life again? Archilochus

Tuesday, June 24, 2025

A Message from the Dalai Lama

from the video above:
Dear human brothers, sisters,

We human being so unlike other animals, we have this very sharp intelligence. And also have the ability to visualize long future. So in that respect the various different tradition develop. So, religious freedom is actually, in a way, the freedom of our thought. The various different religious tradition, different philosophy, different tradition, but all carry same message. Message of love, and forgiveness, contentment, self discipline. So these are even, non-believer, it is very relevant. Content and self discipline, and think more of other rather than oneself. All religious tradition, you see, taught compassion, sense of what's respect for other, sense of concern of others wellbeing. In philosophical field there is much differences. So now we can make the two part. One part is the real teaching of religion is on remain honest, discipline, and helping other, reduce anger. Now these are true religious sort of value. And all religion teach us that. And then philosophical field, there are lot of differences, but these are method. To increase the real message of love, for example, theistic religion believe Creator. And then non-theistic religion, such as Janism and Buddhism and so on, you see use different reason. But all message is same. We should be kind, honest, truthful. So now, in modern time, we can make distinction, religious belief, and the practice of essence of religion that's honest, warm-heartedness. So in that respect, even a non-believer also need honest, truthful. These days, I emphasis, we need the entire 7 billion human being. We are same. We oneness of all these human being. And respect each other, helping each other. So that's even non-believer, you see this practice is very relevant. So in the past, and even today, unfortunately I think due to the political or power difference of reason, religious possibly use for one's own power, or interest, and fighting. That, now, we should think it is past. Now we human being. Now 21st century. We got lot of experiences. So now we should feel now enough. Free of fighting in the name of religion. Enough! Now we must work together, live together. So that's my main message. Thank you

18 comments:

Les Carpenter said...

Long live the Dalai Lama!

Perhaps the FOTUS should study under the Dalai Lama and learn how to tap into His Holiness's wisdom. As he sure as hell is clueless when I comes to compassion, love, and compassion.

-FJ the Dangerous and Extreme MAGA Jew said...

Yeah, he should have let the Israeli's and Iranians really go at it.

-FJ the Dangerous and Extreme MAGA Jew said...

The Dalai Lama's all carrot, no stick. All compassion, and no way to force a peace.

Les Carpenter said...

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Keep the absolute ignorance alive. Keep the armament industry alive and wealthy. Keep murdering innocent children. Keep destroying. Keep standing your gtlround and kill, kill, kill.

The definition of insanity is to keep doing the same shit over and over again expecting different results..

You're part of the problem. Not part of the solution. You've got no truthful rational reply to the only truth that will end war and destruction. Like so many others across the globe.

I'm through here . To much time and stupidity may start to wear off on me.

-FJ the Dangerous and Extreme MAGA Jew said...

Too much positivity is destructive. All Yin, No Yang. You say everyone should be all Yin, then piss on my Yang because you're a hypocrite. Go pretend at purity someplace someone will believe you.

-FJ the Dangerous and Extreme MAGA Jew said...

...and try stepping off the euphemism treadmill once and while. You'll know that blacks have become equal the day racist liberals stop making up euphemisms for negro.

-FJ the Dangerous and Extreme MAGA Jew said...

;P

Anonymous said...

And what about Buddah and his Middle Way

-FJ the Dangerous and Extreme MAGA Jew said...

I'm not sure of what the "Middle Way" consists of, but I'm not sure that all the Buddha's virtues have corresponding "opposed" virtues. To be balanced, they should.

-FJ the Dangerous and Extreme MAGA Jew said...

...and when it comes to Buddhism, Les is mostly talk, not praxis. "Empathy, empathy, empathy!"

Ef empathy!

Anonymous said...

Yap.

But, only him?

It's like a widespread bad habit of today. Substitute of smoking? )))

-FJ the Dangerous and Extreme MAGA Jew said...

Yes, the hyper-reality of Social media and the algorithm-match game has given us all some very destructive habits.

Anonymous said...

Just reviewed versions of old ones. ;-P

I still bewildered -- how you, self-admitted lover of the Past... cannot see it.

Willful blindness? ;-)

-FJ the Dangerous and Extreme MAGA Jew said...

In the past we never really held or imagined a 2nd order perspective. That's "new", IMO, at least for most people. Seeing yourself in the video of history and acting accordingly... "Captains log, Stardate 6/29/05..." No more "secret life" in the panopticon.

-FJ the Dangerous and Extreme MAGA Jew said...

Everything leaves an "artifact" upon the digital record.

Anonymous said...

Hah. And you have said that you are village dweller. ;-p

Anonymous said...

Means -- it nothing new. It -- very OLD.

Lindy!!!

-FJ the Dangerous and Extreme MAGA Jew said...

Maybe Hercules... ;0