For the next ten years I will be more active

After his talk, the Dalai Lama answers questions by the audience in a cheerful and upbeat way and speaks about public figures, emotions, global health issues, science, compassion, happiness, and what would be good to teach to children. He also refers to Tibetan Buddhist teachings, the ancient Nyingma tradition [the oldest of the four major schools of Tibetan Buddhism], meditation and consciousness, and ancient Indian science and technology.

… I think India should be more active regarding promotion [of] religious harmony.

I am now 84 years old, so [for the] next ten years I will be more active. Then after ten [years], 94, that is too old, too old. So, as an individual person, not much time, only ten years. So, my brothers and sisters, now we should be active to bring [about a] happy world, peaceful century, step by step.

… a constant anger, a constant sort of fear, is actually eating our immune system.

Thanks to Anand Gayan