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Joan Halifax: Soucit a skutečný smysl empatie

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Učitelka zenbudhismu Joan Halifaxová pracuje s lidmi na konci života v hospicech a s odsouzenci na smrt. Sdílí, co se naučila o soucitu tváří v tvář smrti a přináší hluboký vhled do povahy empatie.

Known for her compassionate work with the terminally ill, Joan Halifax is a driving force of socially engaged Buddhism. Full bio »

Translated into Czech by Libor Supcik
Reviewed by Simon Buryan
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