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Dalai Lama
ISBN 9780349112541
Rs. 800
Brown Book Group
Ancient Wisdom, Modern World
Who it's for: Readers seeking ethical and spiritual guidance for modern life
In Ancient Wisdom, Modern World, the Dalai Lama presents a guide for navigating contemporary challenges through the lens of compassion and ethical living. Drawing on Buddhist philosophy and universal human values, he outlines principles to foster harmony, reduce conflict, and cultivate a sense of global responsibility.Why You Should Read? Offers ethical guidance rooted in timeless principles applicable to modern life. Combines spiritual wisdom with practical insights for personal and societal well-being. Advocates for global unity and shared responsibility in addressing contemporary issues. Inspires readers to practice kindness and compassion in their daily lives.
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- Offers ethical guidance rooted in timeless principles applicable to modern life.
- Combines spiritual wisdom with practical insights for personal and societal well-being.
- Advocates for global unity and shared responsibility in addressing contemporary issues.
- Inspires readers to practice kindness and compassion in their daily lives.
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What is the main focus of this book?
The book focuses on navigating contemporary challenges through compassion and ethical living, drawing on Buddhist philosophy and universal human values.
Does the book provide practical advice?
Yes, it combines spiritual wisdom with practical insights for personal and societal well-being.
Is this book only for Buddhists?
No, it draws on Buddhist philosophy but emphasizes universal human values, making it relevant to a broad audience.
What themes does the book address?
It addresses themes such as compassion, ethical living, global responsibility, harmony, and reducing conflict.


