– 80 Years United Nations 1945/2025 –
24 October 2025 /Digital/ Rights
In recognition of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the European Convention on Human Rights, the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union, the basic rights and data protection rules of the European Union and its Member States;
Being firmly resolves to protect fundamental rights and democratic principles in the digital world through the rule of law, to commit state and non-state actors to the applicability of fundamental rights in the digital world, to establish in this way the foundation for a binding legal regime in the digital age, to understand digital technology not as a source of fear but as an opportunity for high-quality life in a global future.
– Gurudongmar freshwater lake in the Himalayas –
At 17,800 feet above sea level, Lake Gurudongmar is one of the highest elevation lakes in the Great Himalayas. The original source of all water in seas & oceans is estimated at 97.2%. Only 2.8% freshwater of the rest (to find in ice 68.7%, groundwater 30.1%, perma frost 0.9%, surface water 0.3%, finally lakes 87%, rivers 2% and freshwater wetlands 11%) is precipitation from the atmosphere, in the form of mist, rain and snow. Many organisms can thrive on salt water, but the great majority of vascular plants and most insects, amphibians, reptiles, mammals and birds need fresh water to survive.
Please do not violate human dignity and do not force forward-looking technologies on anyone that are politely rejected out of respect for that dignity. I personally refuse to use or own a RFID smartphone. Please respect my human right to accept for global peace never an other color/symbol as the UN flag. Merci beaucoup ⋅ ꅅང་ꅹབ
To a holistic education and training ⋅ དག་པའི་ཞིང
»The spirit of universal responsibility calls for the education and training of young people to teach them critical discernment, by virtue of which they are able to recognize inappropriate behavior, illusion and partiality; that her inner humanity will be awakened by training them in the inner sciences of mind and emotions through meditation, so that the young persons acquires cognitive, emotional and judgmental maturity, while at the same time practicing altruism and solidarity, all of which are necessary to be able to face the personal responsibility and the vicissitudes of human life.
The institutions charged with imparting knowledge must also impart the benevolent qualities of the heart to the same extent as the cognitive abilities. This is the only way to create and develop the inner peace that is the foundation of the compassion and values of our inner humanity. Consequently, one must link the intellectual learning content with the knowledge of the inner workings of the mind and emotions. The strengthening of positive emotions and the control of negative emotions must become the subject of a systematic practice through meditation, in which our human potential for empathy and compassion is developed.
I am committed to reinforcing holistic pedagogy in school programs from the earliest age. I believe that this radical change in education offers the opportunity to instill in a single generation a culture of truth, justice and peace.«
Dalai Lama, Nouvelle Réalité, Eleven Life Commitments, 2016
Stril-Rever, Rinpoche, Thurman and Itzkin
(15. September 2015, Oxford)