Wei Wu Bücher

Ziel dieser Arbeit ist es, einen Beitrag zur Untersuchung der Rolle des Anklägers des Internationalen Strafgerichtshofs (IStGH bzw. International Criminal Court (ICC)) im Spannungsfeld zwischen der Realität der internationalen Politik beziehungsweise der Entwicklung des Völkerrechts und Völkerstrafrechts einerseits und andererseits der Möglichkeit des Aufbaus eines internationalen Anklagesystems zu leisten. Im Rahmen dieser Untersuchung werden vor allem die einschlägigen Gesetzesbestimmungen im Statut des ICC beleuchtet. Die relevanten Gesetzesbestimmungen und Rechtsprechungen beider Ad-hoc-Tribunale werden ebenfalls behandelt, weil sie unter statutarischen und verfahrenstechnischen Gesichtspunkten eine klare Vorarbeit für das Statut des IStGH geleistet haben und eine Erfahrungsquelle waren. Um eine Vergleichbarkeit der Regelungen hinsichtlich der Rolle des Anklägers zu ermöglichen, werden die Rechtslagen in innerstaatlicher Gerichtsbarkeit, soweit sie mit dem Anklagesystem des ICC im Zusammenhang stehen, ebenfalls untersucht.

The penultimate work in Wei's series of eight spiritual classics.

In this invaluable companion guide to the universal wisdom and guidance of the I Ching, Wu Wei has extracted the I Ching's deepest wisdom in the form of simple yet profound sayings that the greatest Chinese sages have preserved for thousands of years because of their inestimable worth. To these sayings, Wu Wei has added his enlightened comments to help us apply the empowering and practical wisdom of the I Ching to obtain the wonderful gifts we all seek: prosperity, peace, love, and happiness. Each saying is accompanied by a delightful Chinese ink drawing done in the Zen style by the author.

An essential work by the mysterious Wei Wu Wei.

These thirty-four powerful essays, based on Taoist and Buddhist thought, constitute a guide to what the author calls “non-volitional living”—the ancient understanding that our efforts to grasp our true nature are futile. Wei Wu Wei explains these venerable spiritual traditions in the context of modern experience, using wit and considerable precision to convey their profound insight into the very nature of existence. This essential Zen Buddhist classic, reissued after decades of unavailability, completes the collection of eight volumes by the masterful, elusive Wei Wu Wei

This book provides a social and cultural history of Jewish art in Nazi Germany, with a focus on the Jewish artists, art critics, and audiences in Nazi Bavaria. číst celé

Wei Wu Wei's final book, is an enlightened parable in the form of a conversation between an owl and a rabbit about God, love, and the way things are.

An indispensable companion to the I Ching, one of the world's most profound sources of universal wisdom.I Ching Readings is the only book ever published that shares the real-life stories of people who have consulted the I Ching―their questions, the answers they received, and the events that followed. Wu Wei's informative stories show how the I Ching can unerringly guide us to great success and how misinterpreted guidance can lead lives off track.In this insightful work, you will learn how to understand and interpret answers you receive from the I Ching and, just as importantly, how to phrase your questions to obtain the best possible answers.“We are constantly communicating with the Universe,” says Wu Wei, “some of us knowingly, others of us unknowingly, and the Universe is constantly communicating with us.... When we use the I Ching to ask a question, it's as if we are writing a letter to the Universe…. The answers we get are always for our highest and best good.”“It is a great comfort,” he says, “to know that no matter how monumental our problem, there is a solution to it that will put us in a better situation than we were before the problem arose.”

An esssential work of this enigmatic sage, draws from the ancient traditions of Buddhism, Taosim, and Advaita Vedanta.