CLEAN : Dalai Lama at event on sidelines of UN human rights council

The transcript discusses the importance of human rights and peaceful development, reflecting on personal experiences and skepticism about achieving world peace through prayer. It emphasizes the responsibility of the younger generation to create a better world amidst ongoing suffering and bloodshed. The text addresses the impact of conflict and extremism, highlighting the dangers of silence and the use of groups like al-Qaeda and ISIS. It concludes with a message of hope, asserting that despite counter-revolutions, the people will ultimately prevail and create a unified, peaceful world.

What is the speaker's view on achieving world peace through prayer?

• They think it is a waste of time.

• They believe it is the only way to achieve peace.

• They are skeptical about its effectiveness.

• They are confident it will bring peace.

What is the speaker's message to the younger generation regarding current global conditions?

• To focus solely on personal success.

• To ignore the current conditions.

• To accept the conditions as they are.

• To take responsibility for creating a better world.

What is highlighted as a major issue in the world, particularly in Syria?

• Technological advancement

• Economic growth

• Cultural exchange

• Suffering and bloodshed

How are extremist groups like al-Qaeda and ISIS used according to the speaker?

• To promote peace and stability

• To instill fear and resist change

• To support educational initiatives

• To encourage cultural diversity

What is the speaker's hopeful message about the future?

• That technology will solve all problems.

• That people will create a unified and positive state.

• That economic growth will lead to happiness.

• That governments will take control.