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Over the years, we have offered movies concerning some fields of human suffering, directly caused by political events as it happens in Tibet.
Our aim is not to speak about the history of these countries and the current conflicts, but to think over human nature in the light of “Being” and of the Buddhist message.
Could the meaning of Being lead to peace?
But what does “Being” mean?
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Translated from the Italian version by Marianna Turriciano.
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Franco Bertossa about the groundlessness of existence.
Franco Bertossa
Asia Studies Centre - Bologna, Italy
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The self-immolation of a twenty-two years old Tibetan boy, the struggle between Tibet and Nepal, and the initiative of "Students For a Free Tibet" to protect "the most sacred and inviolable right".
Some important questions about birth in an interesting article by Beatrice Benfenati, expert in birth and childbirth without pain.
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Could the meaning of Being lead to peace?
