Religions Speak up on Paris Tragedy and War Against Terror

Religions Speak up on Paris Tragedy and War Against Terror

Following the Paris terror attacks, religious organizations express solidarity with France on social media. As the world struggles to make sense of the November

Dalai Lama: This is not a Political Matter, Not Religious. It’s About Survival.

In a new video, the Dalai Lama calls for united action on global warming. 1989 Nobel Peace Prize winner and the 14th Dalai Lama

“What the World Needs Now is…” a Pretty Dalai Lama?

Dalai Lama jokes about an attractive female Dalai Lama successor. His Holiness the Dalai Lama is one of the world’s most popular religious figures.

Dalai Lama on Refugee Crisis and U.K.’s Reaction to Migrants: Killing Must End

The Dalai Lama Addresses the European response to the latest wave of refugees and offers a solution to future migrant problems at an Oxford

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Bon Jovi Concerts in China Cancelled Because of Support for Tibet and Dalai Lama

A string of Bon Jovi's first-ever concerts in China have been nixed, presumably after the Culture Ministry discovered a photo of Bon Jovi with

Children’s Museum Teaches About Religious Pilgrimages with ‘National Geographic Sacred Journeys’ Exhibit

New exhibit at Indianapolis Children’s Museum is packed with artifacts related to religious pilgrimages and world religions. The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis have opened

Dalai Lama Will Visit Philadelphia in October to Teach and Accept Liberty Medal

The Dalai Lama, a man held in the highest esteem by his followers, will be visiting Philadelphia in the not too distant future. Yes,

Watch Monk Rescue Unwanted Children in ‘Tashi and the Monk’ Documentary on HBO

The heartwarming story of one man’s vision of a safe haven for abandoned children is depicted in Tashi and the Monk. On August 17,

The Dalai Lama’s Answer to Concerns on Religion Failing

The Dalai Lama explains how to restore religion with Larry King. With many research studies including the latest by PEW Research Center in May

Dalai Lama Says More Women as Leaders Might Lead to Less Violent World

World crises require a compassionate approach to leadership. The Dalai Lama thinks that the world would be less violent if more women assumed leadership