A scientist side of me too

It concerns only me, but the view of the title I expected something based only on Buddhism. Obviously this is the case but the issues raised are also made in connection with science and especially cognition and brain development. As I am quite reluctant to science and it's not interested, many passages seem to me without interest.

Another thing we do not talk about finally overcome his emotions, but mostly analyzed in great detail and then suggest something between science and philosophy. This book retraces the talks between several scientists, philosophers and monks and the Dalai Lama at a seminar.

Personally, I found a lot more answers with The Art of Happiness: Wisdom and serenity every day that I highly recommend for leaving science aside.

That's why I give it 3 stars, but for most people who want to discover Cartesian philosophy, this book will please them much for its scientific side.