[Audio] Philosophy Assignment 3 Med 02202403 P L V Silva 14th Dalai Lama. 

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Philosophy Assignment 3
                                      Med 02202403
                                        P. L.V. Silva

[Audio] Early life Born Tenzin Gyatso on July 6, 1935, in Taktser, Tibet. Recognized as the 14th Dalai Lama at age 2. Born Tenzin Gyatso on July 6, 1935, in Taktser, Tibet. Recognized as the 14th Dalai Lama at age 2.%[break]%. 

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Born Tenzin Gyatso on July 6, 1935, in Taktser, Tibet. Recognized as the 14th Dalai Lama at age 2.

[Audio] Spiritual Leader of Tibet By the age of 15, Tenzin Gyatso was enthroned as the spiritual and political leader of Tibet. He dedicated himself to studying Buddhist philosophy and guiding his people through challenging times.”. 

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By the age of 15, Tenzin Gyatso was enthroned as the spiritual and political leader of Tibet. He dedicated himself to studying Buddhist philosophy and guiding his people through challenging times.”

[Audio] Teachings and Philosophy 1. Compassion and Kindness: Central to his teachings is the importance of cultivating compassion and kindness towards all beings, which he views as essential for personal happiness and global peace. 2.Interdependence: The Dalai Lama stresses the interconnectedness of all life. He believes that understanding our interdependence can foster empathy and reduce conflict. 3.Non-violence (Ahimsa): He advocates for non-violence in all aspects of life, promoting peaceful resolution of conflicts and opposing the use of force in personal, political, and global issues. 4.Secular Ethics: While rooted in Buddhist principles, the Dalai Lama promotes a secular ethics that transcends religious boundaries. He believes that ethical values like compassion, tolerance, and honesty are universal and essential for all humans. 5.Religious Harmony: He encourages respect and harmony among different religions and believes that all major religions share common values and have the potential to contribute to human well-being.. 

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1. Compassion and Kindness:  Central to his teachings is the importance of cultivating compassion and kindness towards all beings, which he views as essential for personal happiness and global peace.	 2.Interdependence:  The Dalai Lama stresses the interconnectedness of all life. He believes that understanding our interdependence can foster empathy and reduce conflict.	 3.Non-violence (Ahimsa):  He advocates for non-violence in all aspects of life, promoting peaceful resolution of conflicts and opposing the use of force in personal, political, and global issues.	 4.Secular Ethics:  While rooted in Buddhist principles, the Dalai Lama promotes a secular ethics that transcends religious boundaries. He believes that ethical values like compassion, tolerance, and honesty are universal and essential for all humans.	 5.Religious Harmony:  He encourages respect and harmony among different religions and believes that all major religions share common values and have the potential to contribute to human well-being.

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                                     Philosophy Assignment 3
                                      Med 02202403
                                        P. L.V. Si

Philosophy Assignment 3
                                      Med 02202403
                                        P L V  Silva

 14th Dalai Lama

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Early life 
Born Tenzin Gyatso on July 6, 1935, in Taktser, Tibet. Recognized as the 14th Dalai Lama at age 2.
 Born Tenzin Gyatso on July 6, 1935, in Taktser, Tibet. Recognized as the 14th Dalai Lama at age 2.%[break]%

Spiritual Leader of Tibet
 By the age of 15, Tenzin Gyatso was enthroned as the spiritual and political leader of Tibet. He dedicated himself to studying Buddhist philosophy and guiding his people through challenging times.”

Teachings and Philosophy
 1. Compassion and Kindness:  Central to his teachings is the importance of cultivating compassion and kindness towards all beings, which he views as essential for personal happiness and global peace.	 2.Interdependence:  The Dalai Lama stresses the interconnectedness of all life. He believes that understanding our interdependence can foster empathy and reduce conflict.	 3.Non-violence (Ahimsa):  He advocates for non-violence in all aspects of life, promoting peaceful resolution of conflicts and opposing the use of force in personal, political, and global issues.	 4.Secular Ethics:  While rooted in Buddhist principles, the Dalai Lama promotes a secular ethics that transcends religious boundaries. He believes that ethical values like compassion, tolerance, and honesty are universal and essential for all humans.	 5.Religious Harmony:  He encourages respect and harmony among different religions and believes that all major religions share common values and have the potential to contribute to human well-being.

Philosophy Assignment 3 Med 02202403 P. L.V. Si