[ write real intro ] The participants are restricted to only those monks and nun who have philosophical education equivalent to Geshe degree for Gelukpa School and other traditions. They will be trained to be the prospect teachers in the monastic science education which will be introduced under the Emory-Tibet science initiative. Many of them are instructor or teachers themselves in their own monasteries, so knowledge they attained from involving in these workshop will be assist in their day to day practice as well as are transferred to future successors of the monastery.

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His Holiness Dalai Lama Private Office

[ needs content ] In describing a conversion process like the one we've undertaken in this project, you might meet with some bewilderment. "Why bother, when tables already work?" is the usual question. There are two good reasons. First, the document structure is a lot cleaner and thus a lot easier to edit and generally maintain. Let's say you had an unclosed element somewhere in your markup, and it was completely messing up the layout. Would you rather sift through the HTML design, choked as it is with font tags and tables nested inside tables, or the relatively clean structure we had at the end of the conversion process? Probably the latter. His Holiness Dalai Lama Private Office website

Sager's Family Foundation

The central purpose of the Sager Family Foundation is to help leaders be better leaders. We do it with world-class entrepreneurs through the Young President’s Organization, with Afghan women doctors, with Rwandan businesswomen, Pakistani teachers, Palestinian college students, activists in Boston through the Lenny Institute, and with Buddhist Monastic Scholars. Our interest in teaching Tibetan monastic scholars science is the possibility that through learning science these monks and nuns will develop the skills and knowledge needed to engage western scientist in intelligent discussions and that the wisdom of Tibetan Buddhism and the ideas of science could cross fertilize one another. The result from such an exchange could profoundly impact the future of humankind. The Sager Family Foundation has partnered with the Library on this unique adventure to bring science education to the rich traditions of Tibetan Buddhism since 2001. Sager Family Foundation website

Emory University

[ needs content ] The central purpose of the Sager Family Foundation is to help leaders be better leaders. We do it with world-class entrepreneurs through the Young President’s Organization, with Afghan women doctors, with Rwandan businesswomen, Pakistani teachers, Palestinian college students, activists in Boston through the Lenny Institute, and with Buddhist Monastic Scholars. Our interest in teaching Tibetan monastic scholars science is the possibility that through learning science these monks and nuns will develop the skills and knowledge needed to engage western scientist in intelligent discussions and that the wisdom of Tibetan Buddhism and the ideas of science could cross fertilize one another. The result from such an exchange could profoundly impact the future of humankind. The Sager Family Foundation has partnered with the Library on this unique adventure to bring science education to the rich traditions of Tibetan Buddhism since 2001. Emory University Website

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