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I Contributed a Chapter to Daniel S. Schipani’s New Book Multifaith Views in Spiritual Care

Last updated on: March 31, 2013 at 6:56 pm   by dannyfisher

I Contributed a Chapter to Daniel S. Schipani’s New Book Multifaith Views in Spiritual Care 2013-03-31T18:56:30-07:00 dannyfisher

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I have contributed a chapter — “Three Yanas for Wise Caring: A Buddhist Perspective on Spiritual Care” — to editor Daniel S. Schipani’s Multifaith Views in Spiritual Care. It is the lone chapter about spiritual care from a Buddhist perspective in the book. The other chapters share approaches from six other religious perspectives.

I’m very satisfied with how the chapter came out, and the volume as a whole is, I think, really something special and incredibly valuable. You can buy a copy of the book in the shop section of Pandora Press’ official website here.

The publisher describes Multifaith Views in Spiritual Care this way:

This book was designed with a twofold purpose: to foster appreciation for the uniqueness and special gifts of seven faith traditions, together with a deeper understanding of commonalities and differences among them; and to encourage collaboration among spiritual care practitioners and scholars.

This is the second book I’ve had the privilege of contributing a chapter to in the last six months: I also wrote “May You Always Be a Student” for editors Cheryl A. Giles and Willa B. Miller’s *The Arts of Contemplative Care: Pioneering Voices in Buddhist Chaplaincy and Pastoral Work (*Wisdom Publications).

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