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Han Do-yoon's new book "Like the Buddha When in Pain, Like Jesus When Lonely" is gaining attention as a guide to the mind that applies the wisdom of Buddhism and Christianity to modern people's mental issues.
Recently, books applying the words of the Buddha and Buddhist philosophy to modern life have been drawing attention in the publishing world. Readers exhausted by anxiety and competition are showing interest in the Buddha's teachings on letting go of attachments and finding inner peace.
In this trend, Han Do-yoon's new book "Like the Buddha When in Pain, Like Jesus When Lonely" takes a step further. It examines not only the Buddha's teachings but also the wisdom of Jesus, seeking solutions for the mind to live today from these two representative ideologies of East and West.
The book interprets the Buddha's teachings through the keyword "emptiness" and Jesus's teachings through the keyword "fullness." It presents together the Buddha's teachings on letting go of attachments, desires, comparisons, and anxieties, and Jesus's teachings on filling the heart through love, relationships, trust, and forgiveness.
In particular, it addresses 30 mental prescriptions for modern people's daily concerns such as anxiety, failure, comparison, relationships, forgiveness, and loneliness, presenting them in an accessible manner. Rather than being a faith book that promotes a specific religion, the focus is on conveying the ancient wisdom contained in the Bible and the Tripitaka Koreana in today's language.
"Like the Buddha When in Pain, Like Jesus When Lonely" conveys the message to empty unnecessary attachments when in pain and fill with love and trust when lonely, seeking a balance in life.
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