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	title:	Practicing Peace in Times of War: A Buddhist Perspective
	author:	Pema Chodron
	format:	Audio CD
	publisher:	Shambhala Publications Inc
	released:	October 27, 2006
	isbn:	1590304144
	isbn-13:	9781590304143

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A little classic of straight-talking compassion - Rated Choderon's books keep getting shorter and clearer. Here she gives a little classic of straight-talking compassion. In a world obsessed with finding security, she speaks of living with "positive insecurity". In a simple, honest way she demonstrates how to cultivate our own peace step by step, and why it matters so much: "If we arn't training inch by inch, one moment at a time, in overcoming our fear of pain, then we'll be very limited in how much we can help. We'll be limited in helping ourselves, and limited in helping anyone else. So, let's start with ourselves just as we are, here and now." (p. 78)

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A little classic of straight-talking compassion - Rated 5/5
Choderon's books keep getting shorter and clearer. Here she gives a little classic of straight-talking compassion. In a world obsessed with finding security, she speaks of living with "positive insecurity". In a simple, honest way she demonstrates how to cultivate our own peace step by step, and why it matters so much:

"If we arn't training inch by inch, one moment at a time, in overcoming our fear of pain, then we'll be very limited in how much we can help. We'll be limited in helping ourselves, and limited in helping anyone else. So, let's start with ourselves just as we are, here and now." (p. 78)