Jiqun Monk Talks About Life - (Part 1) (Complete 5 Volumes)

Author: Jiqun
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: "Humanistic Buddhism" is a significant idea of Buddhism adapting to society. In addition to his work in monastic education, Venerable Jiqun places emphasis on popular preaching that addresses contemporary society and life. This series of books is a collection of Dharma talks given by the Venerable both domestically and internationally, covering many hot topics of modern society. The series is divided into two volumes, each containing five books: "Contemporary Religious Belief and Reflection," "Buddhism and Chinese Traditional Culture," "The Return of Life," "Buddhism and Environmental Protection," "Buddhism and the View of Wealth," "Mindful Environmental Protection," "Buddhism and Being a Person," "The Suffering of Life and Its Liberation," "Buddhism's View of the World," and "Reflections on Humanistic Buddhism." Each book in the series includes temple background photos, with a spacious and fresh layout. The concept of Humanistic Buddhism is very broad. We attempt to address social and life issues from the perspective of Buddhist teachings, including: belief, morality, wealth, environmental protection, and other practical concerns, as well as intellectual reflections on how Buddhism views the world, the suffering of life, and how to achieve liberation... This article takes a macro perspective to provide readers with an approach to understanding Humanistic Buddhism.