Dalai Lama: Harmony in Diversity
The home video release Dalai Lama: Harmony in Diversity presents the May 29, 1997 speech of His Holiness, Tenzin Gyasoto, the 14th Dalai Lama of Tibet, as he delivers an inspirational speech on the state of the world - and mankind's future - before a packed audience of dignitaries and laypeople at St. John the Divine Cathedral in Manhattan. In this sensitive and moving homily, Dalai Lama discusses the growing spiritual, racial, and cultural diversity of the human race, and the peaceful co-existence that can emerge if we learn to embrace this diversity by building our societies on common beliefs and goals. When this occurs, he says, we will in time become a "human garden," breathtakingly resplendent in our differences, and can move toward a more advanced era, free from violence, bloodshed and strife. The Dalai Lama speaks with great wisdom, poignancy, profound insight, and occasional traces of humor; his words will move all who hear him. ~ Nathan Southern, All Movie Guide
Dalai Lama: Harmony in Diversity
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General Specifications: | | Language Options: | English | | Subtitle Options: | | | Sound Processing: | 2: PCM stereo
| | Additional Features: | Interactive menus
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Web enhanced | | MPAA Rating: | | | DVD Discs Included: | 1 | | DVD Sides: | 1 | | DVD DVD Region Code: | | | Content Length: | 50 min | | | DVD Chapters: | Disc #1 -- Harmony in Diversity: How to Move From Conflict to Compassion
1. Introduction [9:36]
2. Cultural Heritage [5:49]
3. The Importance of Family [5:01]
4. Our Environment [3:02]
5. Religious Diversity [8:54]
6. Human Intelligence [1:42]
7. Developing Harmony [3:05]
8. The Concept of War [3:12]
9. Overcoming Conflict [2:19]
10. A New Century of Dialogue [5:25]
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