Franz Metcalf
Autor von Was würde Buddha tun? 101 Lösungen für die kleinen und großen Probleme des Lebens
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Franz Metcalf, author of "What Would Buddha Do?", teaches comparative religion at California State University Los Angeles, lives in Los Angeles.. (Bowker Author Biography)
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Was würde Buddha tun? 101 Lösungen für die kleinen und großen Probleme des Lebens (1999) 227 Exemplare
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Que ferait le Bouddha ? (French Edition) 1 Exemplar
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- Graduate Theological Union (MA)
University of Chicago (Ph.D.) - Berufe
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American Academy of Religion (Person, Culture, and Religion Group)
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What I like about this book is it has a lot of every category. From history to meditation. It also had a lot of facts from Buddha's life story that I didn't know about, like how his parents kept him in a life of luxury away from disease and old age. What I like even further in this book is it states that Buddhism is the least religious. There is no god, it really just teaches you morality. The closest you can get to calling part of it religious is when the book tells of ways to practice exercises. (Such as when you're praising Buddha.) The final thing that I like about this book is it tells you how to deal with bullies or jerks. (The book states that most bullies don't want to fight, but they just want to make you feel weak.)… (mehr)