Por que uma idéia de dois mil e quinhentos anos atrás pareceria hoje mais relevante do que nunca? Como os ensinamentos do Buda podem nos ajudar a resolver muitos problemas do mundo

Auschwitz-muzeum. oswiecim.pl/

O site oficial do Memorial e Museu

Auschwitz-Birkenau em Óswiccim, Polônia.

BuddhaPatii.com

Shantum Seth, de Nova Deli, professor da tradição de Thich Nhat Hanh, lidera excursões bem organizadas - Seguindo os Passos do Buda - aos locais sagrados que o Buda recomendou que seus seguidores visitassem na índia. É uma das melhores maneiras de entender a vida do Buda.

UNIVERSIDADE

Naropa.edu

O site da Universidade Naropa, localizada em Boulder, Colorado. A universidade se baseia em princípios budistas que integram a educação contemplativa no currículo.

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