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DalaiLama: We find that patience is the best means we have of defending ourselves internally from anger's destructive effects.

DalaiLama: Giving is recognized as a virtue in every major religion and in every civilized society, and it clearly benefits both giver and receiver.

DalaiLama: Watch: HHDL talks about making our lives meaningful during the dialogue at Delhi University on August 10, 2010. http://youtu.be/j5CZartK_IM

DalaiLama: A concerted international effort is needed to think about measures to preserve our common and delicate ecology.

DalaiLama: His Holiness the Dalai Lama prays for the loss of life caused by floods in Pakistan, India, and landslides in Drugchu http://bit.ly/aHO6DW

DalaiLama: Watch HHDL on secular approach to compassion in a clip from the dialogue at Delhi University on August 10, 2010. http://youtu.be/5pcEvTLAlF0

DalaiLama: It is worth reminding ourselves that the greatest joy and satisfaction in life come from actions we undertake out of concern for others.

DalaiLama: The most compassionate form of giving is done with no thought or expectation of reward, and grounded in genuine concern for others.

DalaiLama: The more we truly desire to benefit others, the more strength and confidence we develop and the deeper the peace and happiness we experience

DalaiLama: Anger, jealousy, impatience, and hatred are the real troublemakers, with them problems cannot be solved.

DalaiLama: Where love of one's neighbor, affection, kindness, and compassion live, we find that ethical conduct is automatic.

DalaiLama: Live: HHDL in dialogue with Delhi University students August 9-10 (9:30am & 1:30pm IndianStandardTime - GMT+5.30). http://dalailama.com/live

DalaiLama: Through love, kindness and compassion we establish understanding between ourselves and others; this is how we forge unity and harmony.

DalaiLama: Loving thoughts and actions are clearly beneficial for our physical and mental health.

DalaiLama: When we begin to develop a genuine appreciation of the value of compassion, our outlook on others begins automatically to change.

DalaiLama: Compassion and love are not a luxury. As the source both of inner and external peace, they are fundamental to the survival of our species.

DalaiLama: Human beings are social creatures, and a concern for each other is the very basis of our life together.

DalaiLama: What we find is that the more we develop concern for others' well-being, the easier it becomes to act in others' interests.

DalaiLama: The more we expand our focus to include others' interests alongside our own, the more securely we build the foundations of our own happiness

DalaiLama: The most compassionate form of giving is done with no thought or expectation of reward, and grounded in genuine concern for others.