David Mitch: Dalai Lama's cat

The cat of Gwandalla Lama is a book that has written a delightful and bland story of the cat who lived with the Dalai Lama himself. The cat, which is destined to be thrown into a garbage dump in India's slums because of its weak hind legs, is dramatically rescued by the Dalai Lama. The Dalai Lama's story of the humble cat, with its ordinary appearance of arrogance, shame, mistakes and scandal, naturally invites us to the key realization of love and mercy. The regular Dalai Lama, with its own Hollywood star and a cynic ss, a fire-like cook, a male cat who has become a favorite in the eyes, and a mouse whose prey is a victim of instinct, makes it easy and fun to unlearn the teachings of Dalai and Buddhism. The 12 stories that have come to be are symbols of the realization and development of cats, including the preciousness of life, the identity of loneliness, the conditions of happiness, the laws of moderation, and how to overcome inferiority.

Korean title: 달라이 라마의 고양이

Korean author: 데이비드 미치

Korean publisher: 샨티

ISBN-13: 9788991075825