[Good book recommendation] 5 peaceful books

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[Good book review] Peace and joy with every step – White lotus in the middle of life by Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh

I have loved reading books since I was young.

Nowadays, life is hurried and chaotic, sometimes even distorted.

In the peaceful article, the writer does not mention books by Thich Nhat Hanh, Cao Huy Thuan, or Osho… which are inherently very familiar to readers.

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[Good book review] Thuy Tien rode a golden tree: A story about human loneliness

1. Going Home by Phan Viet

Phan Viet is not a strange name to book-loving readers.

The book is the next step after a series of travels by female writer – Dr. Phan Viet.

Coming home is not simply the author’s confided statement about himself, but also the sharing – strange, interesting, enlightening, and trustworthy experiences of Phan Viet when the author realized

2. Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse (translated by Le Chu Cau)

In the books inspired by the life of the Buddha when… he had not yet become a Buddha, if we look at the petty and calculating eyes of the measured and measured material, we have good news: `Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse is very good.

I find many interesting contrasts every time I read Siddhartha.

Siddhartha tells the story of Siddhartha’s own colorful journey, finding his own purpose in life.

Reading Siddhartha, the reader feels strangely close.

3. Blue-Maned Snow Lion by Surys Das (translated by Nguyen Tuong Bach)

When we were children, you and I must have enjoyed reading fairy tales and fables, right?

Blue-maned Snow Lion is a collection of stories, small trips, roaming throughout sacred Tibet, where each pebble, each clump of trees has its own story to tell you.

The book is attached to the writer himself from the years of his twenties full of arrogance and aggression, until now, when he has completely stopped being arrogant and selfish.

In this age of hasty living, people are racing, squeezing each other’s debts because of too many material values that have become redundant and empty, you should read the little stories in The Blue Maned Snow Lion,

4. By the Snowy Mountains by Swami Amar Jyoti (translator Nguyen Phong)

If you have the opportunity to read and like Siddhartha, you will absolutely love By the Snowy Mountains.

Moving from an urban living environment overwhelmed by sounds and people, we return to the Himalayas, leaning against nature, immersing ourselves in the snowy mountains.

The story now no longer has the loud noise of cars or Facebook, but only you and me.

So, is it difficult to return to the state of `peace` that always exists within each person?

5. Frustration Doesn’t Make Me Incompetent by Dang Hoang Giang

Are you surprised to see me mention “irritation” in this article that seems to be in a peaceful meditative state?

The first book I invite you to read is a `modern day` book written by a Vietnamese person.

Frustration does not make us innocent. It is created from many `hot` and familiar stories and phenomena that happen in our own daily lives. We directly participate, are the main actors, and are proud.

Frustration does not make us innocent. It is created from many `hot` and familiar stories and phenomena that happen in our own daily lives. We directly participate, are the main actors, and are proud.