Zen and the Art of Saving the Planet
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"The peaceful confrontation of the war in Vietnam, the support of Martin Luther King and, above all, the desire not only to share with other importance and compassion for gaining inner peace, but also to convey the idea that people who cultivate the mind of their minds contribute to the genuine world in all The world - all this has done the life of the venerable Titus Nat Khan truly significant. " - Dalai Lama
"Tai (Titus Nat Khan) teaches that practicing meditation means to look deep into the heart of reality and see what others do not see. This book contains teachings of different years. Tai represents practical everyday ethics, designed to direct our decisions and actions, transform habits and help to feel joy and meaning in every moment. Tai explains that without such ethics - without a spiritual dimension that guides our daily life - we will lose everything. ” - Sister True devotion, student of Titus Nat Khan and co -author of the book "Zen and the Art of Salvation of the Planet"
"Titus Han helped many people find peace, love and wisdom. One of his most important contributions is the emphasis on the teachings of Buddha about attentiveness and, in particular, on the deep practice of attention to breathing. Thanks to Titus Nat Khan, people around the world know this practice, regardless of whether they are Buddhists. ” - Drikung Kyabgon Tinley Lhundup, head of the Drikung line Kagu Tibetan Buddhism
"Buddhism, perhaps the most ancient and systemic science of mind and matter. At the same time, she is constantly and almost thoughtlessly dumped from accounts as a "religion", "doctrine" or, at best, “ancient Asian thinking”. Nevertheless, attempts by Titus Tit Khan to open the Buddha teachings to the world never failed. He constantly made efforts in order to interest people in the Buddha dharma. And he succeeded: hundreds of thousands of people not only heard about attentiveness, but also began to practice it. To achieve such an amazing result, centuries are required. But Titus Nat Khan managed to do this over the course of one human life.
However, those who admire the Titus Nat Khan and should actively remember him: although he became famous for his ability to turn to a wide audience, he should in no case be carried to one of the New Age Guru. The simple fact that he was a monk all his life shows: his approach was far from limited to a "smile". Since he saw the sculpture of the Buddha at the age of 7-8, Titus Nat Khan hid the dream of becoming like him. At the age of 16, Titus Nat Khan received a dedication in the Church of Teuu in the city of Hue in Vietnam and after 70 years decided to return there to die. And if this is not evidence of the depth of his approach, then evidence simply does not exist. About Titus Nat Khan should remember as the great banner of Dharma. " - Dzongsar Kyens, teacher of Tibetan Buddhism, director
Tit Nat Khan (1926-2022) - the legendary Buddhist monk from Vietnam, the Peacemaker and the author of more than a hundred books on Zen Buddhism - is one of the most influential spiritual leaders of our time. He was born in 1926, was engaged in charity work and social activities in Hoshchein, and taught at leading universities. In 1967, Martin Luther King nominated Titus Nat Khan at the Nobel Prize of the World, saying: I do not know anyone more worthy of the Nobel Peace Prize than this humble monk from Vietnam. For his peacekeeping activity, Titus Nat Khan was expelled from Vietnam. Before his death in 2022, he lived in France in the Buddhist community of the plum village, the abbot of which was
"Tai (Titus Nat Khan) teaches that practicing meditation means to look deep into the heart of reality and see what others do not see. This book contains teachings of different years. Tai represents practical everyday ethics, designed to direct our decisions and actions, transform habits and help to feel joy and meaning in every moment. Tai explains that without such ethics - without a spiritual dimension that guides our daily life - we will lose everything. ” - Sister True devotion, student of Titus Nat Khan and co -author of the book "Zen and the Art of Salvation of the Planet"
"Titus Han helped many people find peace, love and wisdom. One of his most important contributions is the emphasis on the teachings of Buddha about attentiveness and, in particular, on the deep practice of attention to breathing. Thanks to Titus Nat Khan, people around the world know this practice, regardless of whether they are Buddhists. ” - Drikung Kyabgon Tinley Lhundup, head of the Drikung line Kagu Tibetan Buddhism
"Buddhism, perhaps the most ancient and systemic science of mind and matter. At the same time, she is constantly and almost thoughtlessly dumped from accounts as a "religion", "doctrine" or, at best, “ancient Asian thinking”. Nevertheless, attempts by Titus Tit Khan to open the Buddha teachings to the world never failed. He constantly made efforts in order to interest people in the Buddha dharma. And he succeeded: hundreds of thousands of people not only heard about attentiveness, but also began to practice it. To achieve such an amazing result, centuries are required. But Titus Nat Khan managed to do this over the course of one human life.
However, those who admire the Titus Nat Khan and should actively remember him: although he became famous for his ability to turn to a wide audience, he should in no case be carried to one of the New Age Guru. The simple fact that he was a monk all his life shows: his approach was far from limited to a "smile". Since he saw the sculpture of the Buddha at the age of 7-8, Titus Nat Khan hid the dream of becoming like him. At the age of 16, Titus Nat Khan received a dedication in the Church of Teuu in the city of Hue in Vietnam and after 70 years decided to return there to die. And if this is not evidence of the depth of his approach, then evidence simply does not exist. About Titus Nat Khan should remember as the great banner of Dharma. " - Dzongsar Kyens, teacher of Tibetan Buddhism, director
Tit Nat Khan (1926-2022) - the legendary Buddhist monk from Vietnam, the Peacemaker and the author of more than a hundred books on Zen Buddhism - is one of the most influential spiritual leaders of our time. He was born in 1926, was engaged in charity work and social activities in Hoshchein, and taught at leading universities. In 1967, Martin Luther King nominated Titus Nat Khan at the Nobel Prize of the World, saying: I do not know anyone more worthy of the Nobel Peace Prize than this humble monk from Vietnam. For his peacekeeping activity, Titus Nat Khan was expelled from Vietnam. Before his death in 2022, he lived in France in the Buddhist community of the plum village, the abbot of which was
Author:
Author:Tit Nat Han
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Religion & Spiritually
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-168929-2
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