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Book on Dalai Lama’s path to happiness released in Shimla

It explores how the Dalai Lama’s timeless message of loving-kindness, self-awareness and compassion transcends cultures and generations
Dalai Lama’s Secret to Happiness, a book authored by Dinesh Shahra, released at the Dorje Drak Monastery in Shimla on Thursday. TRIBUNE PHOTO: LALIT KUMAR

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A new book titled Dalai Lama’s Secret to Happiness was released at the Darje Dark Monastery in Shimla on Thursday to mark the 90th birth year of the Tibetan spiritual leader.

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Authored by Dinesh Shahra, an industrialist, philanthropist, writer and spiritual thinker from Madhya Pradesh, the book distils the essence of the Dalai Lama’s teachings and encourages readers to embrace the spirit of oneness that nurtures global harmony.

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The book explores how the Dalai Lama’s timeless message of loving-kindness, self-awareness and compassion transcends cultures and generations. A special coffee table edition dedicated to the Dalai Lama’s life and message was also unveiled, symbolising deep reverence for his universal philosophy of peace.

Chairman Yarphel Lama, while addressing mediapersons, said that the book emphasised true happiness lied within and should not be measured through comparison. “I hope this book reaches every corner of the world and spreads the message of peace and joy,” he added.

Shahra’s visit was described as embodying the enduring spirit of compassion and harmony that fosters peace both within individuals and in society. The event concluded with collective prayers for global harmony, echoing Shahra’s guiding philosophy: “Live to Give”.

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