“Scientists have found evidence that women are more sensitive to the feelings of others. Historically we see that the majority of warriors are men; even butchers tend to be men. Women represent a gentler approach.”
“I urge young women to accept leadership roles. We need you to promote love and compassion. Realise my dream—that the 200 nations of the world be governed by women. There’ll be less war, violence, and economic and social injustice because strength is rooted in love and compassion.”
In his recent BBC interview, he had commented that if a woman were to succeed him, and become the female Dalai Lama, she would have to be attractive.
Dalai Lama hasn’t just endorsed the opinion that if he has a female successor, she must be attractive just once. Even when he was given a chance to backtrack, he stayed firm.
Looking for inspiration to liven up your Monday? Here are 12 inspirational quotations by Dalai Lama which will definitely make you feel positive and motivate you for the rest of the week. In his own words, his life is guided by three major commitments: the promotion of basic human values, the fostering of inter-religious harmony and […]
The Dalai Lama has said that more women leaders would make the world a safer place to live in because of their deep values.
How rightly has Margaret Thatcher said,” When you want something said, ask a man, when you want something done, ask a woman.” A woman’s leadership qualities were often ignored in a world dominated by the institution of patriarchy. But with the onset of a feminist movement ruling our lives in the 21st century, women are gradually coming out of their shells […]
The Gelugpa school of Tibetan Buddhism is a very ancient and sacred place where monks and nuns help its corrridors stay peaceful. But this is for the first time that the nuns are getting the same recognition as the monks. The Drepung Monastery’s historic ceremony of choosing doctors of philosophy for the school witnessed a […]
Starting out playing the poltergeist in the film “Bhoot”, this actress turned Lama is now taking forward the agenda of spirituality in her real life too.
