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2017. augusztus 7./CTA/TibetPress

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New Delhi: His Holiness the Dalai Lama attended the third day of the ongoing first Russian and Buddhist scholar dialogue at Taj Mahal Hotel, New Delhi on 7 August.

The five-day dialogue begins on 5 August 2017 at Taj Mahal Hotel, New Delhi with two day preliminary dialogue with 11 presenters from both Russian and Buddhist scholars.

Around 50 observers were present at the venue to witness the presentation by the scholars.

His Holiness the Dalai Lama in introductory talk said, “Today’s world, we witness bloodshed within human which becomes so common news.

On one side, rich people enjoy the lavish life consuming more than what they need, on other side some people die out of malnutrition. We must think in sense of humanity. His Holiness addressed.

His Holiness said, “20th century is mainly of violence by looking at the events, now we must make 21st century as century of peace. We must negotiate the problem with dialogue. We must start concept of educating our younger with sense of oneness and humanity, keeping aside all differences base on religion, caste, creed, color, etc.”

Recounting three republic of Russia’s country Tuva, Buryat and Kalmykia His Holiness reminded these republic as traditionally Buddhist must do thorough research and do repay in Buddhism field.

Konstantin V. Anokhin, P.K Anokhin Institute of Normal Physiology, Moscow gave introduction of speakers from Russian research schools and traditions in the field of biology, neurophysiology, psychology, linguistic and philosophy to His Holiness.

Konstatin V. Anokhin presented talk on topic “Unity of Mind-Brain: Holistic Approaches from the Russian Neuroscience of Higher Brain functions”. “Non-Disjunctive Approach follows it to Consciousness and Emotion: a Culture –Specific View by Yuri I. Alexandrov from Institute of Psychology.

The Tibet Museum of Department of Information and International Relations showcased exhibition titled “Remembering Ngawang Dorjee” Tibetan emissary to Russia. The exhibition also covers political and cultural relations between Tibet and Russia.

-filed by Correspondent Tenzin Phende-