Dalai Lama XIV Quotes

The Work Of A Person Laboring In Some Humble Occupation Is No Less Relevant To The Well-being Of Society Than That Of, For Example, A Doctor, A Teacher, A Monk, Or A Nun. All Human Endeavor Is Potentially Great And Noble. So Long As We Carry Out Our Work With Good Motivation, Thinking, "My Work Is For Others," It Will Be Of Benefit To The Wider Community.

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