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The wisdom of the Dalai Lama 'Violence is moralistically wrong and is wrong-headed,' he tells a full Pepsi Center
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The wisdom at times sounded downright logical and even a bit
homespun, but because the Dalai Lama delivered it to a capacity crowd
Sunday at the Pepsi Center, it seemed to carry an inordinate amount
of heft.
But that was something the Dalai Lama tried to dispel from almost
the first moments of his speech.
"Mentally, emotionally, we are the same," he said. "I am just one
of you."
But few have his platform, can command $100 a ticket, sell out the
Pepsi Center and compete wit...
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