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The holiness the Dalai Lama has impacted on some people. I believe that his belief on peace and human understanding is a way of expressing love. However, this concept does speaks against violence. This can create awareness in society. Furthermore, true love for all beings. True love is developed through humanism. We should learn to conduct ourselves as a society by applying this method. Life would be totally different if everyone had this way of thinking. When we change the way we think, more love will be given.

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