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Touching the Earth: A Buddhist Guide to Saving the Planet

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"This little book is full of practical advice and profound insight... we have much to learn from Buddhism, not least in terms of deepening our awareness of the interdependent networks of cause and effect that underpin all life."-Jonathon Porritt, former Director, Friends of the Earth

With practical ideas, exercises and examples of how to appreciate and protect this rich natural world we all share, environmentalist and Buddhist teacher Akuppa urges us to see beyond our selfish concerns and wake up to the fragile beauty of the world. This capacity to look beyond ourselves is the seed of heroism. Cultivating this seed, we will find in a thousand ordinary ways that real change is possible after all.

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First published August 1, 2004

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You don't need to be a Buddhist to appreciate the value of this book, but it does provide useful connections between approaches to environmental concerns and Buddhist practices.
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