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University of Economics and Business Q&A Session Khenpo Sodargye Answers Questions About Buddhist Dharma and Modern Society Challenges
How can a student calm a restless mind before a major exam? How should we work with our inner resistance toward people in positions of power? When loved ones pass away, is there anything we can truly do to help them—and ourselves—through grief? In the Q&A session following the lecture “Ancient Wisdom of Buddhism in Contemporary Society” at the Capital University of Economics and Business on November 7, 2013, Khenpo Sodargye responds to sincere questions from students, teachers, parents, and scholars. Drawing on both personal experience and Buddhist wisdom, he addresses real-life concerns such as exam anxiety, attachment and the notion of “no-self,” coping with death and loss, karma and merit, faith and science, and the true meaning of happiness. His answers offer gentle yet profound guidance on how to steady the mind, understand life, and face the complexities of modern society with clarity and compassion.