Basic Buddhism for a World in Trouble
Basic Buddhism for a World in Trouble by Brian F Taylor, published by Universal Octopus on February 22, 2016, is a concise exploration of the principles of Buddhism in the context of contemporary global challenges. This edition, a new pocketbook size, spans 82 pages and is presented in English. The book addresses various societal issues such as violence, economic turmoil, and personal struggles, emphasizing the need for a deeper understanding of freedom and suffering.
Readers will find that this work presents a straightforward approach to Buddhism, focusing on the concept of true freedom as liberation from desires rather than the mere ability to act on them. It delves into themes of mindfulness and personal growth, offering insights that are accessible to individuals from diverse backgrounds. The text aims to provide clarity and guidance for those seeking peace and happiness amidst a troubled world.
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A world in trouble? War in the Far East and the Middle East. Suicide bombers. Riots on the streets. Gaols and Psychiatric hospitals full. Soaring crime. Racial hatred. Violence in the schools and in the home. Economic Meltdown. Yes. A world in trouble. Everywhere man is striving for Freedom. But he understands freedom as freedom to do what he wants. But a man who does what he wants is often not free at all. He is the slave of his desires. Real freedom is not freedom to but freedom from. Freedom from suffering. Here is the answer. Simple, straightforward. Open to any man whatever his background.
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