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Summer Retreat Questions and Answers

Thich Nhat Hanh · August 11, 1999 · Plum Village, France Not yet reviewed

Thich Nhat Hanh leads a question and answer session on August 11, 1999 in the New Hamlet at Plum Village.

Why are parents in Plum Village more quiet and gentle?
What should people who live alone, especially women, do with their time, their sadness, their fear, and their anger?
How can we practice mindfulness and contribute as a sangha and as individuals to heal the planet amid the loss of species?
Could you tell us about your April trip to China and what hope it offers Tibetan communities?
Can Plum Village receive someone who needs 24-hour support?
What responsibility does the sangha have when a suffering person asks for help?
Could you tell us about your Vietnamese teacher, his path to monkhood, his life, and your experiences with him?

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How should people who live alone handle their time, sadness, fear and anger—especially women?

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