What it means to not be a Buddhist

The book offers a different perspective on Buddhism, dispelling stereotypes about it as a religion. In fact, Buddhism is a unique non-theistic philosophy that does not require formal affiliation with a tradition. Many people around the world share the philosophical ideas of the Buddha, but do not identify themselves as Buddhists. And maybe you are too?

The author invites you to an open and accessible conversation, revealing the four fundamental foundations of Buddhism: impermanence, defilement, emptiness and nirvana. It is these “four seals” that contain the whole essence of Buddhist texts and teachings. Whether you can get rid of superficial ideas and stereotypes, reach the depths of this teaching and discover its true meaning is up to you. The book “What It Means Not to Be a Buddhist” will help you understand what it really means to be a Buddhist, and where this knowledge can lead.