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Thich Nhat Hanh teaches that if we are to sustain ourselves while taking action to relieve suffering in the world, we need to come together in community, close to nature. Plum Village in France was a natural continuation of “Fragrant Palm Leaves” (Phương Bối) a spiritual community he and...

As Thich Nhat Hanh’s exile continued, his following also continued to grow. Refugees fleeing Vietnam, and Westerners curious to learn more about Buddhist meditation, sought his teaching and guidance. In 1982 he founded Plum Village Mindfulness Practice Center in Southwest France, a rural refuge where he continued his research...

In 1966 Thich Nhat Hanh was exiled for daring to travel to the West to call for peace. He was cut off from his community back in Vietnam, unable to return. He wrote “The Miracle of Mindfulness” (“Phép Lạ Của Sự Tỉnh Thức”) in 1975, as a manual for...

As war raged in Vietnam, Thich Nhat Hanh became a leading figure in the Buddhist peace movement. “Lotus in a Sea of Fire” published in 1967 in the US (and underground in Vietnam as “Hoa Sen Trong Biển Lửa”), was his uncompromising and radical call for peace. It gave...

In the fifties and sixties Thich Nhat Hanh wrote over 100 articles and published a dozen books on how to renew Buddhism and offer teachings relevant to the situation of political instability, oppression, inequality and violence. Published in 1964, “Đạo Phật Đi Vào Cuộc Đời” literally means “Buddhism Entering...

Following the death of his mother, and the turmoil of partition in 1956, Thich Nhat Hanh turned his spiritual practice to researching and applying concrete methods to relieve suffering and despair. Written during his time at Princeton in 1962, “A Rose for your Pocket” (Bông Hồng Cài Áo) is...

Thich Nhat Hanh’s memoirs from his time as a young novice at Từ Hiếu Temple in Huế (1942-1947), were published in his late twenties (with the title „Tình Người“). “My Master’s Robe” paints a vivid portrait of a Zen temple from a bygone age, without running water, electricity or...

Thich Nhat Hanh has become a prolific author, publishing over 100 books. His first – a collection of peace poems – came out in Saigon in 1949 when he was 24 years old. A year later he published „Đông Phương Luận Lý Học“ („Oriental Logic“ or „Buddhist Logic“). In...

2019 Wall Calendar

Wir alle wollen verstanden werden. Wenn wir reden und niemand uns zuhört, dann kommunizieren wir nicht auf wirksame Weise. Thich Nhat Hanh – Zen-Meister und einer der größten spirituellen Lehrer der Gegenwart – zeigt den buddhistischen Weg auf: Wie wir mit mehr Mitgefühl die zwischenmenschlichen Kontakte verbessern, Missverständnisse vermeiden...

Achtsamkeit hilft, den Alltag zu bewältigen und sich selbst weiterzuentwickeln. Thich Nhat Hanh erklärt in seinem neuen Werk fünf Schlüsseltechniken für das tägliche Achtsamkeitstraining. Damit bietet er Einsteigern und Fortgeschrittenen einen modernen und säkularen Zugang zu den fünf Grundregeln des Buddhismus – mit Übungen und Meditationen.

„Die meisten Menschen fürchten sich davor zu leiden. Doch das Leiden ist eine Art Schlamm, der die Lotosblüte des Glücks zum Erblühen bringt. Es gäbe keine Lotosblüte ohne den Schlamm.” Der große Weisheitslehrer Thich Nhat Hanh zeigt, wie wichtig es ist, die Wurzeln des Leids zu erkennen. Das Leid...

Der weltbekannte buddhistische Meditationslehrer Thich Nhat Hanh und die renommierte amerikanische Ökotrophologin Dr. Lilan Cheung erklären, warum die Bewusstseinshaltung beim Essen wirksamer ist als alle Diäten: Gesünder leben und essen und dabei abnehmen auf Basis östlicher Weisheitslehre.