Dalai Lama: Harmony needs to be prevailed in todays world

Today, Tibetan Buddhist leader and Spritual Guru Dalai lama was present in a convention of Academic Eurasiana and Neurochirurgica for the spreading the holistic approach to the realm of Neurosurgery which was organised by Bombay Hospital Neurosergeon Dr. Keki Turel along with Professor Majit Sami of Neurosurgery and physicist Dr. R Chidambaram at Taj Hotel, Mumbai. Dalai lama has inaugurated the three day workshop on Neurosurgery and also expresses his keen interest in learning scientific knowledge. During the Inauguration ceremony Dalai Lama that peace in the world only prevails when the problems will be discussed with Diologues rather than with any other violent ways. If the world wants peace then it has to be get only by the ways of following Non-violence of Mahatma Gandhi.

While speaking to the media, Dalai Lama Said,"I describe myself as a message of Freedom and we have to promote non-violence as like Mahatma Gandhi did. Mahatma Gandhi practices non-violence (Ahinsa) and implemented it and the other leaders around the world like Martin Luther King and Nelson Mandela Follows the paths of Mahatma Gandhi and recenlty there has been a peace rally conducted from phillipines to chile which brought the change. Recently, In Egypt we have seen that people were fighting to get their demands and same situation is there in Country Tunisia . So World Really needs harmony which was there centuries ago in the world."

When asked about, is there a need that our youth needs to connect with sprituallity, On reply to this Dalai Lama said," the people below 30 years are called youth and the youth not only have to gather information and Knowledge but also they have to learn to analyse the situations and problems and becuse of this a foucused mindset is necessary which is possible only by Sprituallity. We must try to solve our problems with dialogues rather than any other ways and the youth needs to have a clear vision and needs to focus on reality and if we want a peaceful world than we have to start a way of dialogue. "