Discover the Heart of a Hero: The Dalai Lama's Journey for Peace.

Man of Peace is a visually stunning graphic novel that invites you into the inspiring story of the Dalai Lama’s lifelong struggle for truth, peace, and justice for his Tibetan people. Now, for the first time, this powerful tale is presented in full color, bringing to life the extraordinary journey of one man standing up against an empire.

Since the tender age of 15, the Dalai Lama has bravely defended Tibet against the overwhelming force of the People's Republic of China. Faced with a relentless invasion in 1950 and the ongoing suppression of Tibetan culture and identity, the Dalai Lama has remained steadfast in his commitment to nonviolence and truth. Even when facing seemingly insurmountable odds, he chose dialogue and reconciliation, embodying a vision that extends far beyond Tibet.

Known as the 14th Dalai Lama of Tibet, he has become a global symbol of compassion and resilience, not just for his people but for all who face oppression and injustice. His dedication was recognized with the Nobel Peace Prize in 1989, and his message of hope and perseverance continues to inspire millions worldwide.

In Man of Peace, you’ll experience the Dalai Lama’s incredible life story, set against the backdrop of Tibet’s military occupation and the ongoing fight for its people’s survival. This graphic novel is more than just a historical account—it’s a vivid, moving portrayal of a man who truly walks the path of peace.

Publisher:
Tibet House US, a nonprofit organization in New York City, is dedicated to preserving and revitalizing Tibetan culture and civilization.

About the Authors:
Robert A.F. Thurman is a passionate advocate for the relevance of Eastern wisdom in our modern lives. As a renowned authority on Tibetan Buddhism, Asian history, and spirituality, Thurman has become a leading voice for reason, peace, and compassion. At the request of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Thurman co-founded Tibet House US in 1987 alongside Richard Gere and Philip Glass, continuing his lifelong commitment to the Tibetan cause.

Co-Authors: William Meyers, Michael G. Burbank.