Pre-loved. In good condition with light shelf wear. Binding solid. Pages clean and intact.
About This Book
Why is Buddhism the fastest-growing religion in the West?
Journalist and bestselling author Vicki Mackenzie explores this question through candid conversations with Western practitioners who have integrated Buddhism into their personal and professional lives.
Drawing on 25 years of experience across Australia, the UK and the USA, Mackenzie interviews a diverse range of voices including counsellors, writers, a woman lama, a terminal cancer patient, composer Philip Glass, Buddhist nun Robina Courtin, actor Tracy Mann, photographer Clive Arrowsmith and Zen teacher Yvonne Rand.
Their reflections explore:
Consciousness and compassion
Work and worldly success
Family and relationships
Nature and death
Reincarnation and other faiths
At a time when Western culture often feels dominated by materialism and individualism, this book examines why thoughtful people are turning toward Buddhist ethics, spiritual practice and community as a wiser way to live.
Ideal For
Readers curious about why Buddhism resonates in Western culture
Students of modern Buddhist movements
Those exploring spirituality from a non-dogmatic perspective
Collectors of Vicki Mackenzie’s work
Care of Dharma (Buddhist) Books:
Dharma books contain sacred teachings and should be treated with respect. When not in use, keep them in a clean place, preferably on a high shelf. Avoid placing them directly on the floor or in places where they might be mistreated. If a Dharma book becomes damaged or worn, consider offering it to a Buddhist centre for proper handling or respectful disposal. By caring for these books, we honour the wisdom they contain and the path they illuminate.
This pre-loved copy carries wisdom and blessings, ready to find a new home with a reader who seeks inspiration and spiritual enrichment.
