Author Ly Tu releases two new works on Buddhist philosophy.

Transforming social media platforms into spaces for liberating the mind, author Ly Tu has just introduced two new works, distilled from everyday dialogues about the philosophy of life.

On the morning of April 12th in Hanoi , author Ly Tu launched his two latest publications: "Vo Thanh Luan" (Silent Treatise) and the poetry collection "Nhat Nhan" ( Gathering). The event offered a fresh perspective on applying philosophical principles to life in the age of technology.

Revolving around the theme "Silent Discourse - The Teachings of the Digital Age," the panel discussion at the event further clarified the novel's innovative nature. Instead of traditional writing, the book is a unique experiment compiled from 72 articles in the Q&A section of the author's social media platforms.

Reviewing the book, journalist Ngoc Hai (a member of the editorial board) affirmed that "Vo Thanh Luan" incorporates many insightful critiques, encompassing diverse forms from question-and-answer to literary style, and is "particularly suitable for teaching and learning in the digital age."

The book *Silent Treatise* and the poetry collection *Gatherings* by author Ly Tu

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Also released on this occasion is "Gathering" - a collection of 52 poems, the culmination of profound reflections on time and impermanence. The work is like a journey of "gathering" moments of life, allowing readers to pause and contemplate themselves.

Author Ly Tu shared that these are publications he particularly cherishes because of their accessibility and ability to reach the widest range of readers he has ever encountered.

Author Ly Tu at the launch of his two new works.

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"Through *Silent Treatise * and *Gathering* , I hope to convey positive energy and help readers find peace in their souls," author Li Si expressed.

Beyond the scope of a cultural exchange, the event also opened up a new perspective: Amidst the noisy digital age, profound philosophical values ​​are still subtly present and dynamically available, helping people to discover themselves and live more meaningful lives.

Born in 1954 in the former Quang Nam province and currently residing in An Giang province, author Ly Tu began his research on Buddhism many years ago. He is beloved by many readers for his simple and approachable writing style, evident in over 10 books, including several that have been reprinted multiple times, such as "Tam Phap , " "Vo Doi Mon ," and "Anh Lac Luan ."

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