The Revolutionary Life of Freda Bedi British Feminist, Indian Nationalist, Buddhist Nun

This book is a worthy record of a truly fascinating woman. Diana Athill, author of Somewhere Towards the End, Stet: An Editor s Life, and Alive, Alive Oh!
 
An inspiring biography that will appeal to Buddhists and non-Buddhists alike. David Michie, author of Buddhism for Busy People
 
Vicki Mackenzie captures the spirit of Freda Bedi, whose fierce compassion guided her through the shoals of political activism, motherhood, and finally bringing Buddhism to the West. Wendy Garling, author, Stars at Dawn: Forgotten Stories of Women in the Buddha s Life

An enthralling story about an indomitable woman, who cared deeply about the suffering and inequalities of the world and did something about them. Freda Bedi was a big woman, with a big heart and a big life. Joanna Lumley

Vicki Mackenzie has written an engrossing and dramatic account of an extraordinary spiritual adventurer who lived the equivalent of four or five lifetimes all packed into one! As she did with Cave in the Snow: A Western Woman's Quest for Enlightenment, the stellar biography of Tenzin Palmo, the second Western woman to become a Tibetan Buddhist nun, Mackenzie stirs our souls by giving us a vivid portrait of a disciplined and dedicated life. Spirituality & Practice