What is Buddhism for?

By David Loy

22 min

Ultimately I think we have to come down to the realization: it’s to help us respond appropriately

Published in 2019.

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    title={{W}hat is {B}uddhism for?},
    author={David Loy},
    year=2019,
    month=nov,
    minutes=22,
    keywords={climate-change,engaged},
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    url={https://youtu.be/liHtGgGogoY}
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