Buddhism on the brain

Jonathan Knight

Nature, 2004, vol. 432, issue 7018, 670-670

Abstract: Many religious leaders find themselves at odds with science, but the head of Tibetan Buddhism is a notable exception. Jonathan Knight meets a neurologist whose audience with the Dalai Lama helped to explain why.

Date: 2004
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