Nirvana For Sale?: Buddhism, Wealth, And The Dh... Now

Rachelle M. Scott’s "Nirvana for Sale?" challenges the notion that Theravāda Buddhism inherently opposes material wealth, highlighting a complex relationship where prosperity is often seen as a result of accumulated merit. Focusing on Thailand's Dhammakāya Temple, the work examines how modern Buddhist practices align with consumer culture and economic prosperity. For a scholarly review of the book, visit the Journal of Buddhist Ethics .