Practicing Peace in Times of War

by Pema Chödrön

First published 2006

When war rages on, Pema Chödrön teaches a path to inner peace. Sitting in her monastery, she guides readers to confront fear, anger, and pain - not by ignoring them, but by meeting them with compassion. Through Tibetan Buddhist philosophy and personal stories, she shows how to transform the difficulties of everyday life into opportunities for growth. By practicing presence, acceptance, and loving-kindness, we can find the courage to face the unknown and ultimately discover our own innate wholeness.

Genres: philosophy, non-fiction, spirituality, buddhism

Vibes: inspirational, intimate, thought-provoking

Tropes: personal-growth, self-discovery

Setting: Monastery

Period: War

128 pages · Hardcover · Shambhala

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