there are extreme buddhists who did not like what is happening.here are trying to frighten the believers from preaching the -- they are trying to frighten the believers from preaching the gospel. some ministers have been attacked. we have to preach the gospel with a lot of care in sri lanka. ♪ >> i think because we have a prestigious role in the united nation, that has been historically a very important role and function of the united states after world war ii. after we assumed our role as a superpower, to be able to mediate conflicts. as far as imposing our values, that is a touchy situation. >> the united states has always gone and built that cup. we set up the skeleton, the framework, and part of that framework has to be that people are free to think, and from that freedom to think has to be the freedom to worship as one chooses. >> throughout the 1950's and 1960's and through the 19 80's, up till the fall of the berlin wall in 1989, a world was clearly divided between the communist world and the capitalist world. none of which was really relig

a buddhist festival is being celebrated here in boomtown district on a plateau in central bhutan the ritual with the fabric is said to bring good luck. we are rolling down the of a powder which is. considered to be only a cigarette. we are going to roll it into small pieces his younger brother helps him he's a student and well read his happiness philosophy is greatly influenced by buddhist thinking my ultimate goal would be a. diversion from this i'm sorry but. i think that's the ultimate goal of everything with this people in this country and in this all of this soil also promises magic powers it's said to have been blessed by the guru who brought buddhism to bhutan more than a thousand years ago and you don't know who did it by take the soil home and scatter it on my field it guarantees me a good holocaust keeps evil spirits and harmful animals are going in bhutan the people are serious about their buddhist religion but they're not hard linus' they know that to other customs as well superstition is widespread among the rural population in particular as is the belief in evil spirits

it's more intra frait conversation is within our own tradition and it's not just christians, buddhist have these and muslims have these. i'm a christian pastor so with me it's working with the intrachristian congregation. i've heard so often in conversation because people in congregations have all kinds of ideas and thoughts about these things and i thought it's time for us to get together and talk among ourselves about how we work with these matters. it's important thing to do in this day and age we don't have the luxury of first of all, not engaging with our brothers and sisters of other traditions. >> that's right. >> how do we bring that back into our own tradition, what questions do we come back, what insights do we come back with? how do we receive the gifts of other traditions and incorporate them into our own. >> when you're looking into these conversations is it a matter of what do we have in common with the other faith traditions, are we different? >> it's both and. >> both and, yes. >> and it's refrequenting -- reflecting upon our own tradition and what are we learning abou

during a military crackdown on revenge of muslims the military says the soldiers joined police and buddhist villages in the killings in hind state last september the animals army has been accused of carrying out ethnic cleansing i mean while a court in myanmar has refused to drop a case against two reuters journalists accused of obtaining secret government papers on the crackdown while alone and chore suit who were arrested in december they could face charges under me and miles official secrets which carry a prison sentence of up to fourteen years. he was out of that i'm not happy at all the men who carried out the killings were only sentenced to ten years do you think that's fair to them in any yellow i would like to ask the government does the syncing of the murder is fitting with democratic standards we journalists just did our job in line with our rights of a free press in a democratic country and now we are facing a possible sentence of fourteen years and the murderers only got ten. still ahead on al-jazeera it's cheap but toxic bootleg alcohol is killing people across indonesia now th

so, again, very buddhist guide. creativity, elasticity, a death and resurrection, means death of all the old context, all the old extortion, all the meaning, all the relationships and how you bepresented them, they're gone. and something new has emerged. so, that's elastic. >> very elastic. >> i if hey dirk get a microphone to the third lady in the row and who has --l. >> what about somebody that has depression and the elastic mind? i mean, if you have depression, your mind is always in the same way of thinking. do you have any experience on that? >> well, depression can mean many things but if yearly include depressed to the extent that you have trouble functioning, you're probably not going to have a lot of elastic thinking because you're not really going to be actively approaching a problem thinking about it. if you have a lesser level, then it reallysen directly related. just a question of your motivation and energy at attacking something. >> deepak, do you have as a medical doctor, some suggestions for breaking

and so, if you are dancing obon as part of a buddhist tradition, or as far as in the-- in california,do dance his first number, obon nota. ♪ [singing in foreign language] robert: what are your thoughts as you're participating in each one? reiko: it matters a great deal to me. i not only remember, well, say my late husband, but many people who've passed on. it's my personal connection. san jose obon, we have about 1,500 dancers. so, obviously they are not all japanese and japanese-americans. and so, it really is a melting pot of citizens who come to dance and enjoy the bazaar. ♪ [singing in foreign language] robert: and what's your thought about japantown now? reiko: i think it's been revitalized. we have a lot of young families coming in, we have a lot of new businesses. not all japanese, but it kind of helps the situation i think. and at the same time, we have our traditions. and so, everyone does come back and dances. robert: great to hear an optimistic forecast for san jose's japantown. now, stay with us as we go north as "asian pacific america" visits san francisco's japantown. yo

and repeat with history to welcome the new day more of a joy for the great buddhist monument on java stupa sacred place and goal of conquest. yanni morning mists gradually to get about the monument on the land palm grabs and patti's it watching. and barber do i went to the dais pilgrims and tourists. there are no hidden secrets. nothing is concealed from the uninitiated nothing is a mystery except perhaps the enlightenment which the sacred mountain proclaims and would wish to make possible. for this is no temple with an arcane sanctum behind disk up just underneath so there is nothing but the heloc around which the monument was constructed twelve hundred years ago the devotees of another older crete began building on the hammer no one can say for certain why they abandoned the project and blessed but later the followers of built on these foundations and went on to create the great mountain of a thousand. scholars and not yet agreed on the pakistan which barbara do i was built for the pilgrims who set out at break of day the monument years ago now that jan they will second. three time

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jayaraman the seventh was the first buddhist king of cambodia he saw himself as the living buddha at the end of the twelfth century he ordered the building of the central temple and uncle aton that they are his religious status and social and military achievements are illustrated in reliefs around the temple last. detail scenes from the everyday life of the khmer people correspond perfectly with the chinese travelers reports. rice is cooked in an earthenware pot and the sauce is prepared on an earthenware stove the rice is served on ceramic oh copper plates from china the sauce is brought to the table in leaves rolled together to form a small cup when this cup is full nothing will drip out of it spoons are also fashioned out of these leaves to scoop up liquid food and convey it to the mouth. after the meal they are thrown away he continues in this country it's the women who do the trading there are no shop premises but instead each of them spreads out a matter on the ground everyone has their own appointed place i was told that they have to pay the mandarin to hire a patch small purc

these people from the jewish and christian religions become perpetrators too you will be hindus and buddhists also commit crimes but when and only when a perpetrator is muslim but his religion is it plain for his crime that they do it as have a scumbag a druid i hope. teaches islamic sharia law and is among the country's leading islamists. in our interview he presents himself as a moderate but he also has another. place god be mom disclaimer that. we thank you prime minister shaikh has seen that you removed latif city key from your capital or saturn can i turn up like a son of a johnny the but that is not enough that we demand more. latif said dicky is an a.p.c. to watch and his punishment is not beyond that. that it. was. was the was. we asked him was this not an incitement to violence a charge. did nice. that is common to the family motto be in his nom about it ah dear is it to allah and the prophet even. if you insult or abuse them up off the whole be a hot spot. so what should you do if you are hurt or do you pick up a weapon with them but you know that with them islam does not commit tha

just as i object to a muslim state or a christian state or a buddhist state it cannot there is no such thing as a democracy and a jewish state. if you have been looking very thoughtful yeah well. he's a middle eastern discussion in germany so i find both half of my facility struggling with each other. well first of all i think israel was founded not only because of the holocaust there would have been the state of israel or a kind of it is an institution entity in palestine with or without the holocaust this is important i think the lesson is much more to think we have to remember from the holocaust especially now that we are moving from remembering the holocaust as having the holocaust as a part of the human history because the last and victims and the last perpetrators are dying. is the universities to lessons it gives us. and i must say you know when you speak of the israelis only seventy years old and we have to let to give you time we have a basic construction full in the in the in the heart of this beautiful house called the state of israel and this is a failed partnership was pal

these people from the jewish and christian religions become perpetrators too you know the hindus and buddhists also commit crimes but when and only when the perpetrator is muslim brought his religion to claim for his crime that they do it all as have a scumbag to do it i. look at the facilities as islamic sharia law and is among the country's leading islamists. in our interview he presents himself as a moderate but he also has another face such as when he called for the execution of a minister who dared to criticize the annual pilgrimage made by muslims to mecca. was not the place god be mondas clear that was we thank you prime minister shaikh has seen that you removed latif city key from your cabinet was how can i turn up like a son of a gun i the but that is not enough that we demand more. law teach said the key is an a.p.c. law and his punishment is not beyond that was that it. was the was the was the. we asked him was this not an incitement to violence a charge. that nice. islamic. motto be in his nom about it ah dear is it allah and the prophet even. if you insult or abuse them up off the

rangers have suffered decades of violence and persecution they say the myanmar military and mainly buddhist mobs killed thousands of men women and children committed gang rape and destroyed hundreds of revenge of villages in recent months but the myanmar government denies the claim it says it was responding to what it calls terrorist attacks by rick injure rebel groups the un security council delegation is due to visit the refugee camps in bangladesh before heading to me for what is expected to be a tightly controlled two day trip. the inability of the united nations security council to take strong action against myanmar is largely because of china's veto power china has big business interests inside myanmar and especially in rakhine state myanmar so far has banned any independent investigation into alleged atrocities and it seems highly unlikely that this visit by a united nations security council delegation here will lead directly to me being called to account. but pressure is growing on me. the u.s. state department is leading an investigation into claims of extrajudicial killings rape a

this is like a buddhist foot that's been rubbed by countless hands, and this is schoolchildren coming by, thousands and thousands of time, making it nice and smooth. you can see there's some scratches. those are actually chisel marks from the w.p.a. workers. they did not have a great deal of background in preparing the fossils. just right next to it, as long as we're here, it's my very favorite fossil in the whole exhibit. unfortunately, they mounted it up and down rather than the way it was lined. this is a rib, ok? and it was found lying like that, and you can see it's got this bend in it. it's a fair supposition that this bone was lying on a mud flat and another dinosaur stepped on it. so that's just kind of really neat thing. it makes you think of these animals as living organisms. this is a foot. the large alosaur, it's unique found in this area. very large animal. that's just kind of really neat so we put the actual bones right in here. you can see where we had to put these together. we had a whole community of animals n. other cases, we have select specimens, and this is one su

it's not just christians, buddhists have these. i'm a christian pastor. for me, it's working with the intrachristian conversation. i hear so often, especially clergy will say, interfaith is great but we need to have the intrafaith conversation because people in our congregations have all kinds of ideas and beliefs and thoughts about these things. i thought it's time for us to get together and talk among ourselves about how we work with these matters. it's an important thing to do. in this day and age we don't have the luxury of not engaging with our brothers and sisters of other traditions but then how do we bring that back in to our own tradition, what questions do we come back with, what insights do we come back with, how do we receive the gifts of other traditions and incorporate them in to our own. >> are you looking, is it a matter of what do we have in common with the other faith traditions? it's that. >> both. >> it's both. >> and i would imagine then it's reflecting upon our own tradition and what are we learning about our own identity as christia

crackdown on muslim or a hinge in the high end state the military says the soldiers joined police and buddhist villages in the killings in hind last september the animals army has been accused of carrying out ethnic cleansing about one third of all air france flights scheduled to fly from the country on wednesday have been cancelled striking employees are demanding a six percent pay increase their wages have been frozen since twenty eleven it's already cost the company more than one hundred seventy million dollars those headlines we're back with more after al-jazeera selects. u.s. president donald trump has said he will slap new tariffs on imports of steel in alum in your brand by g.m. will mean faster data times about ten times faster than forty we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost of this time on al-jazeera. got them all right there are more than what i do but. if you think let me think that thank you video. but i do have one of the better part of. her who will. probably have more. must be on a very own use live. by the. beach t.v. world t

crackdown on muslim or hinge in the hind state the military says the soldiers joined police and buddhist villages in the killings in hind last september the animals army has been accused of carrying out ethnic cleansing about one third of all air france flights scheduled to fly from the country on wednesday have been cancelled striking employees are demanding a six percent pay increase their wages have been frozen since twenty eleven it's already cost the company more than one hundred seventy million dollars those headlines we're back with more after al-jazeera selects. u.s. president donald trump has said he will slap new charis on imports of steel in alum in your brand by g.m. will be faster data times about ten times faster than forty we bring you the stories to the shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost of this time on al-jazeera.

his maiden disney get go joy for stuttgart who have guaranteed themselves another season in the buddhist. some surprising results across the board on this match day don't mean dealt leverkusen a four nil spanking hoffenheim scored a bundle too hot to handle against life seek some hope for hamburg in the relegation battle by beating freiburg hits a berlin damage frankfurt's european hopes but got passed hand over no problem stuttgart down braman one friday night club but defeated wolves burke in on sunday two matches to come out meet mights in cologne clash with shaka now let's take a look at the table dog mean jumping up to third softening spot with laver couzin and natural shot up by only a point but that could change tomorrow hoffenheim got a little bump as well and now said above life's sake it'll go down to the wire for teams fighting to qualify for europe let's move down to the bottom half nothing has changed down here although if you notice look a lot of thirty's on the board minds could move if they managed to at least draw it out on sunday. like we always do we end the show with

all right in sunday's buddhist league action a dortmund take on stuttgart looking for redemption afterlosing six no to buy in munich last weekend but as for that he said later they hadn't expected to win in munich anyway so i don't mean went into yesterday's game home game against a gut feeling confident despite the fact that their opponents were unbeaten in eight alex. full hearts laid the states of the returning mako royce pace in whenever he's been on the pitch this season but dortmund was slow out of the traps guests took up however was unable to take advantage with the crowd becoming restless took them took the lead out of the blue. a mis hit cross from christiane pulis six finding its way past keeper run rabbit seal or . dortmund ahead despite an uninspiring first toph. they very appeared after the break at different based and soon they would soon alaap. michibata trice seventh goalie no one would miss the games arriving after a nice exchange with teammate nuri shah he after fifty nine minutes it was get you know the mom who couldn't pull a sick taking out maximillian filipe who

feel being free as a buddhist a fair follow but are both. want to stop jumping to cia slush jenison. he told me i mean you sound so females a ballet she jumps also says she was. going to measure that a modern take on the various initiatives. when i was told some seemed wrong but old roles just don't hold. any world to me yet to shape our disdain comes to advocate and in games from an equal betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. and if it's the house of an. american. i know all but i just i was yeah i know i'm just one that also you know one just one man one woman. that's the night i'm going to answer is a little bit no one that it's who you are since. that's it you know you want so i need go on an extra i know for us i need to buy and medicine for him so dr sun is not me not for him you know. my god bong it. will be. everybody's tells me even here and his name bore him she tells me that. the girls the padding and more babies also came here for asking i'm on the also support there everybody pu

as a buddhist, does this worry you? >> eric: i'm sorry?ell this life has turned out for you? >> eric: no, it's good karma from my previous life. i have to -- >> anthony: well, how long can that karma last? >> eric: until it's dead. it ends. >> anthony: when do you think that might be? >> eric: anytime soon you never know. karma switches like that. boom, done. >> anthony: what would you not want to come back as? what would a worst-case scenario be in the next life? >> eric: how many chances do you have to be born as what you are or what i am? in that entire universe. >> anthonyist at worrying to you? the next life cannot be possibly better than this? it's probably going to suck. i mean, best case scenario, you know, in our next life, maybe if you get to sit in a sub-shop in asbury park, new jersey, that will be the greatest day of your life. that would be the best-case scenario. >> eric: but the most challenging. >> anthony: more likely you end up, you know, a mime. a diseased itinerant mime wandering the streets scrounging for money or wor

being a buddhist of the. future. thank you that's going to. do it you. still have questions to study for you from us what do we need to join. us at this way. and it. just doesn't go to the mystery of who you are you're just looking at the issue. but you just need. these are the this is good news you know this is a huge topic. that my d.h. and i. know you've been duped or it was my school work shapes it was pictures to. go with when you find out they used computers to truly you can you hear or see because rescript as well as movement but with regard to what you know good let's look at the body flaws when they admit the bush beautiful get away but if. you do the roast with boy . whose do you get the feel so lost but the my pace is removed from a good mood new sure learn you see. the work which is record. for. the. new when you don't. get. to be. ten space. said. time into no seven did that. you speak french. those who. continue. to drive towards war against syria is unmistakable the pretext is still another alleged chemical attack as usual no evidence is p

i believe there is a god out there somewhere, maybe like the force, buddhist cosmic force, but i thought in my mind this is statistically significant. nobody in six years and then in 24 hours, three. so i thought i'd better go back over this. there might be something in this for me. so i went back out of curiosity and read the bible and looked for the first person they talked about, john the apostle. he was talking about the apocalypse but i didn't connect that except through john. then i started reading the gospel of john. it started with a poetic introduction. in the beginning it's the word, words with god and god was the world. i thought this is just like the eastern poetry i have been reading about cosmo. so i got absorbed in the story and that drew me into this person of christ that i had never encountered before, just to read it for my inspiration. that sunk in and carried through until after graduation. i came to the conviction that this is a person unique in human history. >> in relation to jesus and also with the church. you went back to catholic liturgies. >> yes. after about t

feel being free as a buddhist with your fault but are both. like you stop jumping to see irish genocide. he told me new song is so female to ballet she was a she was cut. the next measure that a mulatto took on the where's mr b s. cut you should get your. feet. to push to. try to live forty. some of all the catholic encyclopedia piercing the delta going to keep that. ridiculous let's get started you know which. but it's your fault because it's. going to push the bullet had to split. up because by the fifth and final you get the call if it's one of them i think let you know before you put it up until you put it but can you kill. the simplest of egypt getting in such empathy and compassion really what is the cost of this is that all something. that. anybody can teach at the mouth of god is good that it's a good looking for god i don't know if they are if but if you're going to get all your profit on the ball. now point. to. the it. is the public good sense in the. business of. the khumbu schumacher you to do so it's good to choose to see the slo

this is a land for all the people who live there, jews, christians, atheists, muslims, buddhists, whoever you like. the stage is for citizens and the people who live there, not for one religion over another. that is the only way israel can continue. shani: the hopeless optimist is you, not me. outsider, at this time, a lot of people, outsiders, are talking about the achievements that israel has made. you are dismissing the very notion already. people talk about the flourishing economy, democracy in israel. do you dismiss this? say similar achievements have not necessarily been made on the palestinian side because the israelis have been -- akram: peter, there were not two sides. israel is the master. israel controls everything. they occupied palestine. palestine is a state of mind. it has no controls. israel controls everything. the fact that people have been celebrating, of course, these are the enablers. that are the same enablers have allowed the israeli economy to flourish with my tax dollars as an american, and israel is in a bubble. take away the tax dollars. the israeli economy woul

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they escaped a campaign of murder, repression and rape by myanmar's military, and militant buddhist monks. now, they await the political deal to allow a return to their homeland, in myanmar's rakhine state. but will it happen? tonight, from cox's bazaar, bangladesh, and in partnership with the pulitzer center on crisis reporting, special correspondent tania rashid, and videographer phillip caller, bring us the first of three reports. and a warning, images and accounts in this stoill disturb many viewers. >> reporter: these roh refugees came out to show how tired they are of living in uncertainty. it's been seven months since adey fled for their lives from myanmar into banglh. they are fed up and have come oueto protest for their saf return to myanmar. >> ( translated ): everyone stand in a circle. come join the protest. you std over there. before we go bstk to rakhine e, we demand to be recognized as myanr citizen. >> reporter: it's rare to see protests like thiswith many camp leaders fearing backlash from the bangladeshi authorities. >> ( translated ): we want justice for our sisters and

denounced for failing to speak up for the muslim minority, who suffered decades of discrimination in the buddhist majajority country. they will not be allowed on the ground. the government have restricted access to the conflict zone. race: there is a new space on now, not between countries, but between billionaires. bezos isunder jeff trying to beat elon musk in out of this world tourism. one.o, reporter: a new space race has taken o off, but instead of rivl states, it opposes two of the wealthiest men.n. jeff bezos's aerospace manufacturing company, lou origin, launched a new capsule from texas on sunday. it cararried a dummy astroronaut called m manic and skywalker, ad science experiments. the recycle caps off, designed to carry up to six space tourists, was placed on a reusable booster and was the eighth test flight. looks nominal from here. there is the rocket back on its landing pad. has said heff bezos wants to send lecture tourists into the end of this year. he is not the only internationally recognized businessman with space ambitions. tesla became the first company to launch a reused roc