For Peace

The Freedom in Restraint: Why Buddhists Choose Discipline Responding to a Norwegian bishop's observation that "the happiest people in the world" prefer an easy life over discipline, Khenpo Sodargye argues that rules are not shackles but necessary safeguards like traffic lights. He explores the surprising parallels between Buddhist precepts and Christian commandments, revealing that truly satisfying freedom comes not from indulgence, but from a structured and ethical mind.