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Shantideva: How to Wake Up a Hero - Townsend, Dominique
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Presents the teachings of a young Buddhist monk who lived in the eighth century A.D., discussing the importance of kindness and empathy and of developing these virtues in everyday life with practice.

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Presents the teachings of a young Buddhist monk who lived in the eighth century A.D., discussing the importance of kindness and empathy and of developing these virtues in everyday life with practice.
Autorenporträt
Dominique Townsend received her doctorate from Columbia University specializing in Tibetan Buddhism and culture. She has traveled extensively in the Himalayas and lived in Tibetan Buddhist communities, and she currently serves as Head of Interpretation and Innovation for the Rubin Museum of Art in Manhattan. She lives with her husband and young son in Brooklyn, New York. Tenzin Norbu was born in Dolpo, a rugged region of Nepal on the Tibetan border, and hails from a lineage of painters dating back more than four hundred years. He mixes the tangka genre with creative and novel images of the Himalayan and Tibetan landscapes. The illustrator of four children’s books, his work has appeared in National Geographic and the feature film Himalaya and is part of private collections such as that of Leila Hadley Luce. His work has also been featured in major exhibitions in Paris and New York. A resident of Kathmandu, he returns for several months each year to Dolpo, where he plays an active role in the change and continuity of village life.