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Fundamental Peace: The Source Book

它以一场战争开始,以一次拥抱结束。路易斯·米格尔·加拉多的新书于 9 月 21 日国际和平日出版:27 章,从「尊重之屋」一路走到 2050 的算术——全部 22 幅图表、FP20 量表,以及只依据书中内容作答的伴读,都在本站开放。

作者:Luis Miguel Gallardo发布 · 2026年9月21日约 5 分钟阅读
Fundamental Peace: The Source Book — Luis Miguel Gallardo

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  • 27 章,另有序曲与尾声
  • 五个部分,另有五个附录
  • 22 幅图表,均可在书籍页面查看
  • 293 页 · 2026
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书中究竟写了什么

第一部分从「尊重之屋」走到 1995 年的兰卡斯特、观察者、内在外交官与第三种和平,直至一张阴影地图。第二部分以恒常的见证与之对照:传统、对话、引路者,以及一张汇聚图。

第三部分追问为何要衡量和平,并以 FP20 量表与研究计划作答。第四部分是方法:地基、日常引擎、六种创伤与其德性、五步炼化,以及选择归来。第五部分把它活出来:家庭、组织、城市、国与国之间,以及 2050。

为何选在和平日

国际和平日为每年 9 月 21 日。这是世界停下来追问和平究竟要求我们什么的一天——也是我们选择把这本书向共同阅读的人开放的一天。

根本的和平是世界幸福基金会一再回到的地面:不是没有冲突,而是一个人可以立于其上、也可以回来的状态。这本书是这项工作的源文本。

这本书是什么

《The Source Book》自序曲至尾声,贯穿五个部分,并以五个附录收束——其中包括 FP20 根本和平量表,以及「地面路径」墙卡。

我们书籍页面上的每个章名、节标题与图表,都是作者本人的文字,按书中原样呈现。我们没有添加任何摘要或自己的解读。

把它当作活的页面,而非封闭的文件

书籍页面收有完整目录与各章开篇句、全部图表画廊,以及「与书对话」——一位只依据书中页面作答、并指出答案出自哪一章的伴读。

若问题超出书的范围,伴读会直说,而不去填补空白。这是有意为之:让书自己说话。

FP20 与 ePub

FP20——根本和平量表——是本书附录 A。你可以通过作者自己的入口 lmgallardo.org 完成 FP20,然后把结果记录到账户中,与你的其他量表并列。

ePub 向已登录并已记录 FP20 结果(或已完成 ITM 评估)的会员开放。下载链接为个人专属,生成后很快失效:完成量表、记录结果,这本书便可离线阅读。

五个部分

部分标题为作者原文,按原样呈现。

  • PART II · THE PERENNIAL TESTIMONY
  • PART III · THE MEASURE
  • PART IV · THE METHOD
  • PART V · THE LIVING

附录

五个附录为全书收尾,其中包含 FP20 量表本身。

  • C · GLOSSARY OF TERMS
  • D · HOW TO CITE FUNDAMENTAL PEACE
  • E · WORKS CITED AND CONSULTED
  • A · THE FP20 — FUNDAMENTAL PEACE SCALE
  • B · THE GROUND ROUTE — WALL CARD

ePub 下载:已登录并已记录 FP20 结果或完成 ITM 评估的会员。链接为个人专属且短时有效。

选择你的版本

《根本和平》已在亚马逊上市,各种版本齐备:Kindle 电子书、平装本、精装本,或有声书。在亚马逊的图书页面选择你想要的版本。

在亚马逊获取本书

已登录并记录 FP20 结果或完成 ITM 评估的成员,也可在此免费获得 ePub。

传递下去

如果这本书触动了你,最慷慨的举动是送一本给别人,并留下真诚的评价——一本关于和平的书正是这样找到下一位读者。

配套演示

教授本书:免费配套演示文稿

一份可直接使用的演示文稿,带领团体走过《根本和平》的理念、量表与路径。你可以在此逐页阅读,也可以下载 PDF 直接演示,提供英文与西班牙文两种版本。

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适合

  • 在课堂上介绍本书的教师与教授
  • 开启对话的读书会与共读小组
  • 带领内在和平课程的引导者与教练
  • 任何被邀请讲述 FP20 量表的人

可自由使用与分享,请注明 Luis Miguel Gallardo 教授与世界幸福基金会。

音乐伴读

《至上瑜伽十二歌》——英文与西班牙文版,免费聆听

与本书同行的专辑:四个乐章、十二首歌,每首都承载一位传统中的人物、一句带出处的曼陀罗,以及一句可以带走的话。可在此以任一语言免费聆听。

献给读者的礼物:录音、歌词与完整曲本均可自由聆听与阅读。

录音
  1. 01

    The Story Within the Story

    Valmiki, the poet of the frame

    You are the story, and the one it is being told to.

    歌词(英文与梵文)

    Om... Om... Om Before the world, a word was waiting Before the word, a silence sang A poet closed his eyes at daybreak And every universe began He wrote a river, wrote a mountain Wrote a prince with heavy eyes Wrote a sage whose voice was morning Then stepped inside his own sunrise This is the story within the story The dream that dreams the dreamer awake Listen: the teller becomes the telling The ocean singing itself as wave And you who hear it, you are in it A lamp inside a lamp inside a flame Whoever truly hears this story Will never be the same Om... Om... Om Om Shanti... Shanti... Shanti Every listener becomes the listening Every reader turns the page of themselves Om

  2. 02

    The Prince Who Saw Through the World

    Rama, and the sacred disillusionment

    Let the ache be a compass.

    歌词(英文与梵文)

    I walked through every golden city I touched the silk, I wore the crown But beauty fades like breath on mirrors And every tower tumbles down What is youth A guest of morning What is wealth A wave that leaves I have seen the river swallow kingdoms Tell me something time can't thieve So I lay my questions at your feet What never dies, what stays complete If all the world is passing through Show me the seer, show me the true Neti neti... not this, not this Om Shanti, Shanti, Shanti And in my emptiness, a doorway And in my ashes, hidden light The ache that emptied out my hands Was turning them toward the height So I lay my questions at your feet What never dies, what stays complete If all the world is passing through Show me the seer... show me the true What never dies Show me... show me

  3. 03

    Mind Alone

    Vasistha, the teacher at dawn

    Turn the maker toward the making.

    歌词(英文与梵文)

    Child of dawn, unclench your sorrow The world you fear is woven thread The loom is mind, the cloth illusion The weaver wakes, the fear is shed Mind alone builds every prison Mind alone unlocks the door Turn the maker toward the making You were free forevermore Mana eva manushyanam Karanam bandha-mokshayoh (Mind alone is the cause Of bondage and of freedom) Fate is only yesterday's own effort Effort is tomorrow's fate Row, my son — the current answers Your own two hands unlock the gate Mind alone builds every prison Mind alone unlocks the door Turn the maker toward the making You were free forevermore Om Saha Navavatu, Saha Nau Bhunaktu Saha Viryam Karavavahai Tejasvi Nau Adhitam Astu Ma Vidvishavahai Om Shanti Shanti Shanti (May we be protected together, nourished together May we work together with great energy May our study be luminous May there be no discord between us) You are the light the lamp is seeking Tat Tvam Asi... you are That

  4. 04

    The Universe in a Room

    Queen Lila & the Goddess Sarasvati

    Whatever you believe completely becomes a sky.

    歌词(英文与梵文)

    My love lay still at midnight's border I would not let the lamp go out I called the goddess of the rivers Of speech, to wash away my doubt Come, little queen, leave weight behind you Thought is the only wing you need Your husband dreams a whole creation Inside a single mustard seed Worlds within worlds within a world A palace folded in a room Whatever mind believes completely Becomes the sky, becomes the bloom I flew through ceilings made of aeons I watched him reign, I watched him grieve Each life as real as any other Each real only as we believe Om Aim Saraswatyai Namaha Om Aim Saraswatyai Namaha Space is a thought the thinker opened Time is a thread the dreamer drew The curtain thought has drawn between us Thought can draw open too Worlds within worlds within a world A palace folded in a room Whatever mind believes completely Becomes the sky, becomes the bloom Awake inside the dream Awake... awake

  5. 05

    A Lifetime in a Moment

    King Lavana and the illusionist

    If sorrow can be dreamt this deeply, so can grace.

    歌词(英文与梵文)

    A stranger came into my court With peacock feathers, eyes of smoke He raised a wand of woven horsehair And sixty years passed while he spoke I fell from throne to dust and famine I wed my sorrow, raised my pain I traded rings for one small fire I lost the names I loved to rain A lifetime in a moment A moment holds a life Who stretches time like water The mind, the mind, the mind I woke — the lamp had barely flickered The court still held its indrawn breath Yet down the road my other lifetime Lay real as morning, warm as bread A lifetime in a moment A moment holds a life Who stretches time like water The mind, the mind, the mind If grief can be this deeply dreamt Then so can grace, then so can light The spell that bound me can unbind me The dream runs both ways in the night So Ham... So Ham (Beyond all my lifetimes... I am That) Sixty years... one breath So Ham

  6. 06

    The Pool

    Gadhi, the Brahmin of the waters

    You are the water, not the wearing.

    歌词(英文与梵文)

    I knelt beside the evening water To wash the day from off my hands The surface opened like a doorway And I came up in other lands I wore a life that wasn't mine there Or was it Flesh and salt and years I begged, I feasted, I was crowned there I learned the taste of stranger tears How deep is one immersion How long one held-in breath I lived whole years beneath the surface And rose before the ripples left And when I walked the waking roads The village knew that other name Two worlds, both stitched of the same seeing Two rivers from a single rain Ko Ham? (Who am I?) So Ham (I am That) Ko Ham? So Ham Ko Ham? So Ham Not the roles the river gave me Not the crowns that come and go I am the water, not the wearing The knowing shining through the known How deep is one immersion How long one held-in breath I lived whole years beneath the surface And rose before the ripples left Rise... the ripples close The light remains

  7. 07

    The Crow at the Edge of Time

    Bhusunda, the immortal witness

    In… out… remain.

    歌词(英文与梵文)

    I have watched the mountains soften I have seen the oceans trade their beds Suns go out like evening candles And still this one breath rises... rests Kingdoms I have counted thousands Floods and fires, the world re-sown High on the tree at the edge of heaven I keep the nest of the unknown Ride the swan of breath, beloved In... and out... the only road Prana rising, prana falling The wave goes home, the wave goes home Ham Sa Ham-Sa... So Ham So Ham... So Ham (I am That, riding the breath) When the deluge drinks the mountains I fold my wings inside the Om When a new dawn draws the outlines I breathe — and worlds are drawn back home Ride the swan of breath, beloved In... and out... the only road Prana rising, prana falling The wave goes home, the wave goes home In... out Remain

  8. 08

    Queen of Both Worlds

    Cudala, the queen who awoke first

    Rule, and be free. Love, and be light.

    歌词(英文与梵文)

    They said the truth lives past the river In caves where silent hermits stay I found it pouring through my mornings Crowned, and in the common day Silk could never hide it Duty could not dim I woke inside my living Light in every limb I am the queen of both the worlds The throne of earth, the throne of sky I rose on wings that stillness gave me I asked no permission to fly Aham Brahmasmi — I am That The sun asks no one leave to shine I am the queen of both the worlds And both the worlds are one My love mistook the road for leaving Gave up the gold but kept the "I" So I unbraided crown and beauty And walked as morning in disguise I met him where his world was standing I spoke in stories he could hold I watched him burn his hut of holiness To find the gold beyond the gold Not by force and not by fleeing Not by ash and not by throne By the seeing of the seer Love brings the wanderer home Aham Brahmasmi... Aham Brahmasmi Shivo Ham... Shivo Ham (I am the Infinite... I am peace itself) Aham Brahmasmi... Shivo Ham I am the queen of both the worlds The throne of earth, the throne of sky I rose on wings that stillness gave me I asked no permission to fly Aham Brahmasmi — I am That The sun asks no one leave to shine I am the queen of both the worlds And both the worlds are one Rule, and be free Love, and be light Both hands full — and nothing held

  9. 09

    The Gold Beyond the Gold

    King Shikhidhvaja, answered by Cudala

    The last possession is the 'mine'.

    歌词(英文与梵文)

    I gave the treasury to beggars I gave the palace to the wind I kept a bowl, a mat, a fire And kept the keeper hid within A young sage found me in the forest With eyes I almost recognized He asked me, "What have you abandoned If you're still the one who's wise" Throw the bowl into the river Let the last possession go Not the mat, not the fire The little "mine," the quiet "no" Tat Tvam Asi — thou art That The gold beyond the gold And when the young sage dropped the veil My teacher wore my lover's face The truth had walked beside me always Patient as dawn, disguised as grace Come home — the crown will not defile you Come home — the world is also true We'll reign with open hands together And freedom will reign through us too Tat Tvam Asi (Tat Tvam Asi) Tat Tvam Asi (Tat Tvam Asi) Om Shanti... Shanti... Shanti Throw the bowl into the river Let the last possession go Not the mat, not the fire The little "mine," the quiet "no" Tat Tvam Asi — thou art That The gold beyond the gold Open hands... open throne Free

  10. 10

    Seven Rungs of Light

    The seven jnana-bhumikas

    Climb by resting; rise by releasing.

    歌词(英文与梵文)

    One ladder Seven rungs And at the top — no climber left at all A longing wakes before the sunrise A homesick ache for what is true Shubheccha... Shubheccha (The good desire) Now ask the question like a lantern Turn every stone of "I" and "mine" Vicharana... Vicharana (The inquiry) The clouds grow thin, the mind grows quiet Old habits loosen, thread by thread Tanumanasa... Tanumanasa (The thinning of the mind) Climb by resting, rise by releasing Every rung is made of you Seven names for one arriving The sky was always shining through Then being dawns — the first awakening Here the healing garden grows Sattvapatti... Sattvapatti (The dawn of being) Act in the world and wear it lightly Honey on fingers, nothing sticks Asamsakti... Asamsakti (The sweet non-clinging) Now things are light in shapes of things The world one taste of shining mind Padartha-bhavana... Padartha-bhavana (The melting of objects) Beyond the waking, dream and sleeping The fourth, the always, the arrived Turyaga... Turyaga (Abiding in the fourth) Climb by resting, rise by releasing Every rung is made of you Seven names for one arriving The sky was always shining through Shubheccha... Vicharana... Tanumanasa Sattvapatti... Asamsakti... Padartha-bhavana Turyaga Om No rung, no ladder — only sky

  11. 11

    Return the River

    The forgotten lineage — Faria · Bengal · Braid

    What healed you came from somewhere. Say thank you by passing it on.

    歌词(英文与梵文)

    A son of Goa crossed the water With one lamp hidden in his coat "The power sleeps within the sleeper No iron wand, no master's stroke" In Bengal courtyards, trance was medicine Hands of the land, names history lost And far away a northern surgeon Read of a yogi's wintered breath Return the river to the mountain Carry the song back to its source The science of the healing whisper Comes home along its oldest course Let it come home... let it come home For every book that kept the treasure And lost the names of those who gave We speak them back into the morning We bring the river to the wave Not to take, and not to tame We lay the science on the altar We bow, and speak the older names Return the river to the mountain Carry the song back to its source The science of the healing whisper Comes home along its oldest course Let it come home... let it come home Loka Samasta Sukhino Bhavantu Loka Samasta Sukhino Bhavantu Loka Samasta Sukhino Bhavantu (May all beings everywhere be happy and free) Home... the river remembers Home

  12. 12

    Fundamental Peace

    The finale — every voice returns

    As the seeing, so the world. See well.

    歌词(英文与梵文)

    Om I asked you what would never leave me You gave me back my own two eyes The world I feared was my own weaving The weaver woke — the fear untied Now walk the market like a temple Now wear the crown, and wear it light Grief will come — it will not drown you Joy will come — you'll hold it right Peace is not the end of weather It is the sky that holds the storm Not the absence of the aching The aching turned to love's own warmth Yatha drishti, tatha srishti As the seeing, so the seen Free... conscious... happy Awake inside the dream A steady eye that does not grasp A heart that keeps all seasons whole A self worn soft as river linen And kindness watching from the soul We built the worlds and walked their weather We wore the dream and let it go Now every road runs bright with being Above, below, the same one glow Peace is not the end of weather It is the sky that holds the storm Not the absence of the aching The aching turned to love's own warmth Yatha drishti, tatha srishti As the seeing, so the seen Free... conscious... happy Awake inside the dream Om Purnamadah Purnamidam Purnat Purnam Udachyate Purnasya Purnam Adaya Purnam Eva Avashishyate (That is whole, this is whole From wholeness, wholeness arises Take wholeness from wholeness Wholeness alone remains) Sarvam Khalvidam Brahma Om Shanti... Shanti... Shanti Ten billion hearts... one seeing Om

完整曲本

所有歌词、曼陀罗与出处汇于一册——可与书中各章一同阅读。

根本的和平

读这本书,做这个量表,守住这片地面。