Nagdban bstan dzin rgyamtsho Bücher

In his lucid, straightforward commentary, His Holiness shows readers how to cultivate wisdom and compassion in their daily lives.

In their 1998 book, His Holiness the Dalai Lama and co-author Howard C. Cutler, M.D., delve into how inner development fosters happiness. In their follow-up, they explore a subject impacting millions: the relationship between work and overall happiness. This accessible book addresses critical questions such as "Where does work fit into our quest for happiness?" and "How does work satisfaction influence life satisfaction?" Presented as a modern Socratic dialogue, Cutler engages the Dalai Lama on the challenges and rewards of the workplace. They discuss themes like work and identity, financial success, the Buddhist idea of "right livelihood," and transforming workplace dissatisfaction. Initially, the insights may seem straightforward, but the Dalai Lama's profound wisdom and sensitivity shine through. He emphasizes that fundamental human values—kindness, tolerance, compassion, honesty, and forgiveness—are essential for true happiness. Through clear examples, he demonstrates how applying these qualities to work-related challenges can help navigate difficult situations. Acknowledging that not all problems can be resolved, the Dalai Lama offers sound advice, advocating for balance and self-awareness. He wisely notes that relying solely on work for satisfaction is a mistake, regardless of how fulfilling it may be.

Boeddhistische lessen om vertrouwd te raken met het eigen sterven.

De geestelijk leider van de Tibetaans boeddhisten bespreekt en analyseert 37 aforismen van de 13e eeuwse mysticus Thogsmed bzang po.

Korte verhandeling waarin de aard en het ontwikkelen van liefdevol mededogen via het trainen van de geest centraal staat.