Today, over 10% of the global population suffers from mental health problems. Three decades of collaboration between scientists and Buddhist scholars have revealed techniques that allow us to develop our mental well-being and improve the impact we have on our planet.
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Susan Bauer-Wu
Self
The Dalai Lama
Self
Richard Davidson
Self
Thukten Dema
Self
Katie Kane
Self
Geshe Lobsang Tenzin Negi
Self
Matthieu Ricard
Self
Tania Singer
Self
Christian Vallejo
Self
Caroline Wilkinson
Self
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Study marhsall rosenberg and you will understand how inner conflicts work and how you get to manage selfesteem properly ) their theories are imature and pointless )
If you are looking for a lot of answers to the complexities of life, there are few, if any, nuggets in this documentary. Rather, it comes across more of an informercial about the work being done between scientists and Buddhist scholars in various institutions around the world. Interesting but not captivating.
