Practicing Peace in Times of War

by Pema Chödrön

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Excellent and (very) brief reminder of the need for compassion and mindfulness in this time of war and violence. HHDL often teaches "calm abiding" (Shamata) meditation practice. I like Pema's advice on "compassionate abiding" practice. (

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bodhisattva | May 28, 2007 |

This book provides some of Pema Chodron's classic arguments for meditation and Buddhist practice while also giving the reader useful perspectives on living a life that promotes peace. (

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