In this clip, the Dalai Lama discusses the different types of happiness with world-renowned psychologist Dr. Paul Ekman. Ekman, who is the inspiration for the television drama Lie to Me, will be giving a talk entitled “Darwin, the Dalai Lama and the Nature of Compassion” on March 11 in Vancouver.
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