...Few of his contemporaries think of George Walker Bush as a visionary American president, unless they are using the term to imply a touch of madness. Yet early in his second term Bush launched a bold initiative to try to establish closer American ties with India, the world’s biggest democracy, in what may eventually be judged by historians as a move of great strategic importance and imagination...
Bush... has managed to cast aside 40 years of hostility and suspicion between America and India – and even agreed to start collaborating over nuclear energy – in the hope of strengthening India and its economy. And all for a special reason: the rise of China. ... more »
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Saturday, March 29
Tibet is one thing, but India and China tensions spell bigger disaster
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ronjon
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Wednesday, October 31
The Universe in a Single Atom, by His Holiness the Dalai Lama
by
ronjon
on October 31, 2007 11:56PM (PDT)
I'm reading this book now and am quite impressed by it. Highly recommended!
~ ronjon  I have often wondered about the interface of key Buddhist concepts and major scientific ideas. This book is the result of that long period of thinking and of the intellectual journey of a Buddhist monk from Tibet into the world of bubble chambers, particle accelerators, and fMRI. ... more » |
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