The following is a brief dialogue between Brazilian theologian Leonardo Boff and the Dalai Lama:
"In the interval of a panel discussion on religion and peace among villages, which involved the Dalai Lama and a server, maliciously, but also theological interest, I asked in my broken English: "Your Holiness, what is the best religion?" (Your holiness, what's the best religion?)
expected to say: " Tibetan Buddhism "or Eastern religions, much older than Christianity ..."
The Dalai Lama made a short pause, he smiled, looked me straight in the eyes which puzzled me a bit because I knew the malice contained in Question-and said:
"The best religion is the one you closer to God, the Infinite." is one that makes you better. "
perplexity to leave before a wise answer, asked
- " What makes me better? "
- He replied: - "That which makes you more compassionate, more sensitive, more detached, more loving, more caring, more responsible, more ethical ... The religion that you get to do that is the best religion .
Street, amazed, and even nowadays I am pondering your wise and compelling response.
friend does not interest me your religion or whether or not you have religion . What really matters is your behavior in front of your neighbor, your family, your job, your community, before the world.
remember: "The Universe is the echo of our actions and our thoughts ."
The law of action and reaction is not unique to physics. It is also human relations.
If I act with good receive good. If I act with evil, receive evil.
what our grandparents told us is the truth: "You will always twice what the others want." Being happy is not about the destination. It's a matter of choice.
Watch your thoughts because they become words.
Watch your words because they become Acts.
Watch your acts because they will Usual.
forge Watch your habits because your character.
Watch your character because it will be your fate.
and your destiny is your life
Joseph F. Monaza M.
Attorney
UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL EXPERIMENTAL "Romulo Gallegos" SUCRE
FOUNDATION MISSION 
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