Thich Nhat Hanh
“Thay is a gentle man who has truly lived his life in the genuine servitude of others. His deep love for mankind, the peacefulness with which he lives his life, his love and acceptance for all men, women, races, and religions as well as his relentless pursuit of world peace have given me a beautiful life example to which I aspire every day. I cherish the life of this man.” ~ Barb Takeda, Reiki Master
“Thay was a man of true peace. I learned from him that mindfulness and becoming aware of the interconnectedness of all things was a vital way to savor life. For instance, as you read this, stop for a moment, and consider every life and everything that has contributed to your life right now. Did you eat a meal today? Think of all who worked on your behalf to provide it for you. Are you wearing clothes? Think of all who worked on your behalf to make them for you. Then, go deeper and realize that your clothes or your coffee are not made up of clothes or coffee; they are made up of water, air, plants, earth, space, and light. Thay taught me to look beyond the labels and to deeply look. He taught me how to appreciate the wonder and beauty of this life.” ~ Sarah McLean, Meditation Expert and Author
“Thich Nhat Hanh is devoted to peace and preventing conflict of all kinds from our internal thoughts that may potentially create turbulence to interpersonal and international aggression that causes such turmoil collectively. I have been inspired and dedicated to follow the same path of creating peace and improving all of my relationships – all from the powerful and love-infused blueprint from this beautiful, kind and insightful teacher with such a pure heart.” ~ Brian Hilliard, Ambassador of Love
“I look at a life like Hanh’s and think to myself, ‘What a well spent life!’ In his book, True Love, he taught the essentials we all need to love more freely, selflessly and unconditionally with such grace. Hahn has surely made a positive impact on my life and on the world. I believe that if we, as individuals, aspire to affect a change, we must study the lives of great people who have. Hahn is certainly one life, who is worthy of examination!” ~ Emily Ashley, Director of the School of Metaphysics in Tulsa, OK
