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Ven. Geshe Dorji Damdul · Director, Tibet House, New Delhi

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Is the Mind the Same as the Brain?

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PLACEHOLDER: the finished version of “Is the Mind the Same as the Brain?” would be a short film on the distinction between brain and mind — the site already has a real article on this in the Library.

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