Who Ordered This Truckload of Dung?
Inspiring Stories for Welcoming Life’s Difficulties
By Ajahn Brahm
About the book
Buddhist monk Ajahn Brahm gathers 108 short pieces that use stories to deal with love, commitment, fear, pain and the other building blocks of everyday life. They draw on his own life and more than thirty years as a monk, as well as on traditional Buddhist folk tales. The tone is wry and playful, in pieces with names like The Two-Finger Smile. The stories work for quiet solo reading or for sharing aloud with family and friends, and they suit children as well as adults.
Populum co-founder Gunhee Park said he has really enjoyed it as spiritual reading, odd title aside, for its short stories and lessons from a renowned monk.
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Gunhee Park (Co-Founder/Populum)
For spirituality, I’ve really enjoyed reading Who Ordered This Truckload of Dung?. The title of the book sounds a bit odd, but it is a book full of short stories and lessons by a renowned monk named Ajahn Brahm.
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- Gunhee Park (Populum co-founder) interview