Like an experienced medical practitioner, the Tibetan spiritual leader straightaway sought to find and treat the cause of life’s difficulties. “Lack of ethics, principle, and righteousness is the root of our problems,” the Dalai Lama said while calling corruption “a new world epidemic”. “We all say relaxation and rest is important but with a mind
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We are reproducing his full post here as the issues he raises are succinctly defined best in his own words.” ” Listen in on MBA classes and corporate conferences and you will hear a lot of talk about the need for inspiring missions, ethical behavior and transcendent purpose. And judging from the “core values” statements
This piece appeared in today’s Edmonton Journal.They note that it is”encouraging to see David Suzuki, the godfather of Canada’s environmental left, is finally willing to start thinking about the ethical implications of our oil sources. It would be more encouraging if he were willing to acknowledge, as almost any reasonable Canadian will, that some oil-producing