What will you take back home from the Parliament?

We've begun the discussion at Claremont School of Theology: what will we bring home from the Parliament? What inspired you? I'm mulling over the Dalai Lama's challenge to action. Going to school is a good first step in taking action in my faith, but what will it look like beyond that? I was inspired by the lived faith of people all over the world.

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Permalink Reply by SANCHAY JAIN on December 13, 2009 at 7:57am
Action is the most important factor. I felt the enormity of urgency in the appeal of Dalai Lama. I have decided to expand the area of children's participation in the camp activities we run at Children's Peace Palace. I am sure that if every participant of Melbourne Parliament take home this only message of Dalai Lama, we can succeed to make a world of difference.
Permalink Reply by Brenda Bos on December 17, 2009 at 12:42pm
Yes, It's true, we must move forward. There are so many "retreat' or "mountain top" moments that take place in spiritual experience, but if we do not live life differently because of it, what does it matter? Where can I learn more about the Children's Peace Palace?

SANCHAY JAIN said:
Action is the most important factor. I felt the enormity of urgency in the appeal of Dalai Lama. I have decided to expand the area of children's participation in the camp activities we run at Children's Peace Palace. I am sure that if every participant of Melbourne Parliament take home this only message of Dalai Lama, we can succeed to make a world of difference.

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