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buddhists
Amy Klein’s bibliographical guide for the perplexed
Jewish Journal
September 21, 2006
Bibliographical guide for the perplexed compiled by Amy Klein.
Does Buddhist Hold Mideast Peace Key?
Ruth Mason
December 4, 2003
While news of the Geneva accords hit the headlines, a group of Palestinians and Israelis were trying to make a different kind of peace — with the help of Buddhists in southern France.
Thich Nhat Hanh — Vietnamese Zen master, poet and Nobel Peace Prize nominee — has been inviting groups of Palestinians and Israelis to his practice center, Plum Village, in an effort to show them that Buddhist meditation can lead to inner peace as well as nonviolence between nations. The trips are largely underwritten by an American Jewish businessman.
Nhat Hanh preaches nothing less than personal transformation as the road to peace.
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