This week I learned that Thich Nhat Hahn died. Though truthfully I hadn’t thought of him in years, I felt an immediate, deep sadness at his loss. Many years ago, at a time of intense spiritual searching when I was expressing my questions about Christianity and a curiosity about the spiritual tradition of Buddhism (I was growing up in Japan), a pastor recommended that I read the book “Living Buddha, Living Christ." Looking at the date of publication, I realize now that the book was hot off the press at the time.
The Courage of an Open Heart
The Courage of an Open Heart
The Courage of an Open Heart
This week I learned that Thich Nhat Hahn died. Though truthfully I hadn’t thought of him in years, I felt an immediate, deep sadness at his loss. Many years ago, at a time of intense spiritual searching when I was expressing my questions about Christianity and a curiosity about the spiritual tradition of Buddhism (I was growing up in Japan), a pastor recommended that I read the book “Living Buddha, Living Christ." Looking at the date of publication, I realize now that the book was hot off the press at the time.