The Wisdom of the Buddhist Masters: Common and Uncommon Sense by Robert Sachs

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London: Watkins Publishing. Very Good+ with No dust jacket as issued. (2008). Softcover. 1905857918 . No signatures.; x, 229, [1 (blank)] pages. Page dimensions: 215 x 134mm. "What does Buddhism have to say about sickness, poverty, and warfare-or social and political action? Would the wisest, most renowned Buddhist teachers go on the record and reveal their thoughts and perspectives on a wide array of contemporary issues? Robert Sachs decided to find out: he created a questionnaire, brought it to some of the most esteemed Buddhist masters, and interviewed them. Their comments and conclusions are inspirational…and often surprising. Here are the observations of deeply spiritual thinkers on the global problems that confront us today, from the conflict in the Middle East to global warming. These are people who are steeped in meditation, widely traveled, and have seen human misery and warfare with their own eyes. They offer empowering words of wisdom and show us how we can become part… Read More