Seeds of Peace
A Buddhist Vision for Renewing Society
Seeds of Peace is a critique of modern society and a proposal for a more humane and livable world. Sulak Sivaraksa of Thailand is one of Asia’s leading social thinkers... Read More
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Seeds of Peace is a critique of modern society and a proposal for a more humane and livable world. Sulak Sivaraksa of Thailand is one of Asia’s leading social thinkers and social activists.
His wide-ranging work includes founding the International network of Engaged Buddhists, inviting those in war zones from Burma and Sri Lanka to come for meditation retreats in Thai monasteries, and organizing poor workers throughout the Third World to discuss their hardships.
In Seeds of Peace, Sulak draws on his study and practice of Buddhism to approach a wide range of subjects, including economic development, the environment, Japan’s role in Asia, and women in Buddhism.
At once critical and compassionate, Sulak offers intelligent and creative alternatives to the destructive patterns of living so prevalent in the world today.
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| Weight | 0.50 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 8.000 × 5.250 × 0.250 in |
| Format | Paperback |
| Pages | 140 |
| ISBN | 9780938077787 |
About Sulak Sivaraksa
Sulak Sivaraksa, Founder of the International Network of Engaged Buddhists, has been nominated twice for the Nobel Peace Prize. He was Chair of the Asian Cultural Forum on Development, as a leading social thinker and activist he has been a visiting Professor at UC Berkeley, University of Hawaii, Cornell, and... Read More
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