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A review by matschflamingo
Be Angry by Noriyuki Ueda, Dalai Lama XIV
4.0
This book gives a lot of points in what's going wrong in society, how it's been shaped and people as a general like to blindly follow.
The Dalai Lama sees the younger generations that are asking questions, not satisfied with norms of society and wants us to start thinking for ourselves again.
He wants us to break free, start to study what we're passionate and curious about and not fit in to find to oneself.
Listening to the audiobook I was reminded how much I respect this man and his view as he also criticised the Buddhist temples as they 'practice' mostly throughout the Asian continent and how they leave no room for those who really want study and practice. He's not afraid to speak his mind and calls onto us to build our own mind.
The Dalai Lama sees the younger generations that are asking questions, not satisfied with norms of society and wants us to start thinking for ourselves again.
He wants us to break free, start to study what we're passionate and curious about and not fit in to find to oneself.
Listening to the audiobook I was reminded how much I respect this man and his view as he also criticised the Buddhist temples as they 'practice' mostly throughout the Asian continent and how they leave no room for those who really want study and practice. He's not afraid to speak his mind and calls onto us to build our own mind.