具體描述
The Day the Last Monastery in Shangri-La Fell- Buddha's Not Smiling is the anatomy of a crisis. Rumtek was not in China, and its attackers were not Communist troops. It was Tibetan lamas themselves who led the siege.
著者簡介
Erik D. Curren, Ph.D. has served as a communications and political consultant to such organizations as the State of California, Hill and Knowlton, Well Fargo Bank, and the Natural Resources Defense Council. Research for this book took him to India, Nepal, and Tibet for interviews with lamas, monks, and government officials involved in this crisis.
圖書目錄
''Curren's examination of the dispute is unsullied by bias, and his concern - the health of Tibetan Buddhism - feels genuine...'' ----Kirkus
This insightful book is a clarion call to Tibetan Buddhists to choose their leaders by applying the only standard the Buddha himself would have used: self-mastery. - --Sankara Saranam, author of God Without Religion
''Curren's examination of the dispute is unsullied by bias, and his concern - the health of Tibetan Buddhism - feels genuine...'' ----Kirkus
This insightful book is a clarion call to Tibetan Buddhists to choose their leaders by applying the only standard the Buddha himself would have used: self-mastery. --- Sankara Saranam, author of God Without Religion
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讀後感
評分
評分
評分
評分
用戶評價
鐵打的口號流水的邪惡
评分黑得真狠……
评分黑得真狠……
评分鐵打的口號流水的邪惡
评分藏傳佛教滿滿的內鬥腐敗黑材料
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