Dalai Lama Tells Crowd to Choose Religion
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The Dalai Lama dedicated an interfaith temple in Bloomington and urged his audience of several thousand people to be religious and choose a faith.
“Religion should implement. The teachings should be part of our life,” the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader said during the second stop on a 16-day U.S. tour.
“If there are people who don’t have much interest in religion, they will see negatives,” he said.
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