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His Holiness the Dalai Lama receives the Living Peace Award at the blessing of The Great Stupa Dharmakaya at Shambhala Mountain Center in Colorado, presented by Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche. Queen Noor of Jordon and Rabbi Irwin Kula where also quests. The Living Peace Award is given to individuals or groups who live peace in their lives and thus inspire others. The Great Stupa is the symbol of this award. September 2006
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Living Peace DVD. This DVD is a full record of that historic occasion.
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Dalai Lama Visits Shambhala Mountain Center. From the DOT. Winter 2007 http://www.shambhala.org/dot/pdf/vol4-no3.pdf
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Living Peace
The Living Peace Award is given to individuals or groups who live peace in their lives and thus inspire others. The Great Stupa is the symbol of this award. It is a sacred monument dedicated to peace. Nestled in the Colorado Rockies, the stupa is also a symbol of the longing of countless Americans for peace, at home and abroad. Peace is not a choice for some; it is imperative for all. It is the only way forward for humanity and our planet.
In these times of unrelenting conflict when America is so often associated in people's minds with aggressive acts, it must be seen and understood that there are many Americans who hold to the fundamental values of a nation proclaiming peace, liberty and justice for all. They share this aspiration with peoples of all countries and cultures. Aggression often seems the most direct and expedient way to solve a problem but it is fundamentally unstable and will never last. Peace is fundamentally strong and long lasting.
This peace award acknowledges those who not only wish for peace, but who are an embodiment of peace in themselves, living it daily. Through their determination, they have decided to follow the way of peace, not aggression. They are an inspiration to all of us: those of us who have suffered directly or indirectly as a result of war or aggression, as well as those who face any form of hardship or sacrifice.
The first recipient of the Living Peace Award is His Holiness, Tendzin Gyatso, the Fourteenth Dalai Lama. Through his personal example in the face of overwhelming suffering; through his profound inner cultivation as one who travels the path to enlightenment; through the love he has awakened in the hearts of human beings the world over -- of all faiths and cultures; and through his tireless efforts to bring humanity into harmony with itself and with our precious planet earth, His Holiness has become an indelible reminder to the entire world of what it truly means to live peace.
Presented to His Holiness by Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche
Shambhala Mountain Center
17 September 2006
See also: Creating Peace the Shambhala Way (text) http://sakyong.com/teachings.php?id=32
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