Where Do We Go When We Die? — And Other Questions Answered by Thich Nhat Hanh

Thich Nhat Hanh · July 22, 2002 · Plum Village, France

Thay offers teachings and practices for aspirations and struggles in daily life in response to questions from young children, teens, and adults. Questions include wishing to become a monastic, dealing with struggles in the family, responding to children’s behavior, and others.

This the second of four Q&A sessions organised during the Summer Opening in the year 1994. Thay offered this session at the Lower Hamlet, Plum Village, France.

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Where Do We Go When We Die? — And Other Questions Answered by Thich Nhat Hanh

The Heart Without Boundaries

To Pray is to Touch the Good Seeds in Us

Introduction to the Question and Answer Session

Can I please be a monk?

What should I do if I get bullied about being dyslexic at my ordinary school?

How to keep the promise not to kill without harming oneself?

What to do when someone doesn't want to be friends with me?

How do we stop fights at school?

How do we stop our parents arguing?

What happens after you die?

What pushed you to become a monk?

How to love everyone the same, even a criminal as much as my own mother?

Should I intervene when a cat catches a mouse? And can I become a nun after becoming a doctor?

How can I stop myself from teasing and fighting with my sister?

How to handle differing rigid views within a marriage, especially regarding cultural differences and parenting?

Do you think it's okay to smack children if they’re being naughty?

Please explain the difference between thinking and looking deeply.

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The Heart Without Boundaries

To Pray is to Touch the Good Seeds in Us

Introduction to the Question and Answer Session

Can I please be a monk?

What should I do if I get bullied about being dyslexic at my ordinary school?

How to keep the promise not to kill without harming oneself?

What to do when someone doesn't want to be friends with me?

How do we stop fights at school?

How do we stop our parents arguing?

What happens after you die?

What pushed you to become a monk?

How to love everyone the same, even a criminal as much as my own mother?

Should I intervene when a cat catches a mouse? And can I become a nun after becoming a doctor?

How can I stop myself from teasing and fighting with my sister?

How to handle differing rigid views within a marriage, especially regarding cultural differences and parenting?

Do you think it's okay to smack children if they’re being naughty?

Please explain the difference between thinking and looking deeply.

Where Do We Go When We Die? — And Other Questions Answered by Thich Nhat Hanh