Comparative Response: Sun-Tzu and Dalai-Lama In the two passages assigned to me I read how Sun-Tzu focuses how to attack the weak and Dalai-Lama’s points of views on compassion. These completely contrasting points of views can be similar in certain ways. If you think about, Sun-Tzu and Dalai-Lama are both considering or looking at another party. Whether if someone is seeking victory by defeating the other opponent or someone is feeling sorry or being …showed first 75 words of 591 total…

…showed last 75 words of 591 total…spirit. She never loved her father the way she wanted to and her father never loved her the way she wanted; her father’s inexcusable act of violence and lack of compassion scarred her for life. Not defending that father, but not one person walking on this earth is close to being perfect; everyone in the world is bad and everyone in the world is good as well. It is not our place to judge.