Name: 思いやりに関する今後の研究への科学的な問いかけ (Scientific Questions for Future Research on Compassion)
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Has as its theme Exploring Scientific Questions

for Future Research on Compassion and Altruism.

So we're interested in this session not only to pick

up on perhaps some of the themes that we've already spoken about.

But we're really interested in focusing our attention

on the future ways in which we can ensure the growth

and enrichment of this field of research.

We've already had a few indications of that,

We have three new guests, hardly guests in this case.

He's at Stanford University, and Clinical Professor

of Neurosurgery at the Stanford University School of Medicine.

And we have Paul Ekman who is Professor of Psychology,

Emeritus, at the University of California in San Francisco.

I hate to say the dates, but you're looking well.

His seminal approach to behavior launched.

Dacher Keltner will not be with us this evening, this afternoon.

But we are very fortunate that one of his students,

Emiliana Simon-Thomas, PhD, will be with us.

She's done post-doctoral research with Dacher Keltner

Berkeley's Social Interaction Laboratory.

And has recently joined CCARE as a Senior Scientist working

on developing a comprehensive standard measure of compassion.

And collaborating on future compassion cultivation

It's entirely a free-flowing conversation concerning the

future, and some of the themes that have been announced

through the previous presentations and discussions

But I'm going to give the floor first to Jim Doty.

>> Dr. Doty: Again, thank you all for your attention today.

And thank you again so much, Your Holiness

>> Dr. Zajonc: Your mike needs to be louder.

>> Dr. Doty: Thank you for being here today.

In this conversation we've had today, I know a lot

that has spanned the fields of economics.

of altering the brain utilizing alteration in genes and use

of different wavelengths of light potentially

To this compassion cultivation training program.

I think all of us would like potentially for you to sit here

and tell us what you think some of the important areas

that have been presented today, your thoughts on those.

And your thoughts on where this work could lead to.

on which directions we should go for the future.

[ Dalai Lama speaking and Jinpa translating ]

>> Dalai Lama: I think broadly this morning,

as I mentioned earlier, even for academic level.

Modern science mainly comes from the West.

of course the Judeo-Christian religion is

about the [inaudible] taking care about the mind.

So there because [inaudible] faith, does Creator, does God.

>> Dalai Lama: That also is an immense benefit to many people

without taking these complications are simply a

It provides inner peace, hope, like that.

Whereas in Asia, in India, mainly India, so different sort

So the non-theistic, mainly, [inaudible] & Buddhism.

So it's bound to take care about the mind.

One's own mind is not sufficient to justice, to put faith.

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