Book Launch Compassion + Wisdom= Happiness
In celebration of International Happiness Days coming up tomorrow, I had the opportunity to launch my first book COMPASSION+ WISDOM= HAPPNIESS at Library of Tibetan Works and Archives.
The occasion was graced by the precious presence of Geshe Lhakdor la, Director of Tibetan Library. This book came into existence with support of so many people along the way. My sincere and heartfelt Thank you goes His Holiness for his teachings, advices from which I learned a lot. I am very thankful for Geshe Lhakdor la for his tremendous support as always, my big brother Jampa Tashi for his guidance and Dr. Carol for editing the book, Australia Tibet Support Group Mum Maryanne, Rose, Liz and all members.
Thank you my fellow staffs, staffs of Library , all medias, and my friends for making this event very successful one.
If you’d like to buy Compassion + Wisdom = Happiness, here the links: USA, UK , DL FR, ES, IT, JP, CA, AU , IN
Thank you so much
Reviews
I commend followers of the Buddha to become 21st century Buddhists. This means reading or listening to the teaching, trying to understand it and integrating it within ourselves. This is what Yeshi Lhundup has done and this book is his attempt to share with others what he has learned. I congratulate him on his effort. —His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama
This book contains not only wisdom from Buddhism and His Holiness the Dalai Lama but also the contents of the book are made more effective with the narrations of his own personal experiences in his life, especially the challenging ones. I would like to congratulate Yeshi Lhundup la for presenting this book to benefit many other fellow travellers who are searching for the light of wisdom and compassion. —Geshe Lhakdor, interpreter of His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Director of Library of Tibetan Works and Archives
This is a simple, practical and yet profound guide to a happier life and world. Since reading, I have found myself approaching difficult problems more calmly and successfully by applying greater wisdom and compassion. —Liz Adams, Australia
This book presents a readable, logical account of steps one can take to ensure a happier life. It is a fine introduction on the Tibetan Buddhist principles perspective. —Aftred Smith, South Africa