Abstract
The Dalai Lama taught us a lot about Buddhism, even more about menschlichkeit, and most of all about Judaism. As all true dialogue accomplishes, this encounter with the Dalai Lama opened us to the otherfaith's integrity. Equally valuable, the encounter reminded us ofneglected aspects ofourselves, ofelements in Judaism that are overlooked until they are reflected back to us in the mirror ofthe Other. -Rabbi Irving Greenberg'
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