One of the more insidious things about religions is their claim to exclusivity. The belief than any religion is the “only true religion” is bound to run up against the fact that there are many religions in the world, most of them sincerely believed. We have much to learn from religions outside the one (if any) we were raised in. I’ve known about Thich Nhat Hahn for quite a few years now. One of his books was published (perhaps republished) by Routledge. As their religion editor I was familiar with it, but as he was not “my author” (that’s the way publishing works), I didn’t contact him. One of the most famous Buddhist religious teachers, Thich Nhat Hahn strives to transcend religion, which seems like a noble goal. His Zen approach is simple and important.
This book’s title, Love Letter to the Earth, indicates what it is. A reflection…
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