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What Would the Buddha Recycle? The Zen of Green Living

By: Rosemary Roberts
216 pages, no illustrations
Publisher: Adams Media
What Would the Buddha Recycle?
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If the Buddha were alive today, he'd be the living embodiment of green living. He'd be collecting cans on the freeway, riding his bike to work, and replacing all his lightbulbs - one little satori at a time. In "What Would the Buddha Recycle?", readers can channel His Holiness, reduce their footprint, and experience little Aha! moments when they: eat mindfully and lose the meat; make a Zen garden that nourishes the earth; choose sustainable clothing; meditate while walking instead of driving; and, let go of attachment to things by giving away belongings. Living green is living Zen. Now readers can take right action and walk a green talk, starting today - just think how proud the Buddha would be!

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Rosemary Roberts (Northern California) is a freelance writer, communications consultant, online radio talk show host, and advocate of social justice, driven always by a humorous spirit. Her other books include 10-Minute Zen, 10-Minute Celtic Spirituality, and she is contributing author to The Miracle of Sons.
By: Rosemary Roberts
216 pages, no illustrations
Publisher: Adams Media
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