Fema Chodron: When everything crumbles into pieces

“Let the collapses fall and let them be completely rooted in this moment. Only then will real life be open to us. In the text, one of the Dalai Lama's sayings is simply spoken, and even a familiar reader of Buddhist literature, Pema Chadron is a strange name. But Pema Chodron, a very few of the Vigoranda's non-democracy and first American monk to complete the Golden Course in Tibet, is already a spiritual teacher and a leader who has established a solid position in the West. The term "Dallah Lama and the best teacher in the world" has long been attached to his name. When the acid falls, it is the most dramatic work of the Chodrons, bringing to the minds of modern people living in the pain of anxiety, fear and despair. The moment of despair, the wisdom we should remind ourselves, when all is destroyed... is the book that has tied the most active ten-year talks of the chorron. The subject of this book, which explains the wisdom we need to awaken in the moment when the mountain will collapse, is to live a life that is faithful and always understood. Considering that the name Buddha includes the meaning of “discern”, it seems obvious that he would make this claim. But his recipe is realistic and sharp beyond just a talk. It's a cold-hearted way through life. It's going to turn all the routines upside down. The way that Chodron suggests a life of wakefulness is surprisingly simple. To take away hope and fear and face the bare face of life.

Korean title: 모든 것이 산산이 무너질때

Korean author: 페마 쵸드론

Korean publisher: 한문화

ISBN-13: 9788956993263