He was a Buddhist monk, Zen master, and peace activist. His books are life changing. I've not read them all, but I've read a good handful.

He was 95.

Wikipedia notes: On November 2, 2018, a press release from the Plum Village community confirmed that Nhất Hạnh, then aged 92, had returned to Vietnam a final time and would live at Từ Hiếu Temple for "his remaining days." In a meeting with senior disciples, he had "clearly communicated his wish to return to Vietnam using gestures, nodding and shaking his head in response to questions."

TrivialPursuit said:

He was a Buddhist monk, Zen master, and peace activist. His books are life changing. I've not read them all, but I've read a good handful.

He was 95.

Wikipedia notes: On November 2, 2018, a press release from the Plum Village community confirmed that Nhất Hạnh, then aged 92, had returned to Vietnam a final time and would live at Từ Hiếu Temple for "his remaining days." In a meeting with senior disciples, he had "clearly communicated his wish to return to Vietnam using gestures, nodding and shaking his head in response to questions."

I saw this yesterday and was caught by surprise. Not sure why given his age.