The Grand Law of Healing the Planet: A Buddhist View

Dzambling Cho Tab Khen’s The Grand Law of Healing the Planet: A Buddhist View offers a spiritual antidote to the global environmental crisis, a theme deeply resonant with the call for universal values and inner growth central to the work of Alfredo Sfeir-Younis. The book introduces the “Grand Law of Healing” (GLH), arguing that planetary restoration is inseparable from self-healing, as the Earth is treated as a conscious, interconnected entity with human inner ecology. It critiques materialistic and anthropocentric approaches by advocating for a “Transformational Economics” rooted in Buddhist principles of compassion, interdependence, and right livelihood, requiring a collective awakening of consciousness to prioritize the well-being and enlightenment of all sentient beings over conventional, reductionist economic metrics.

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