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A Simple Path
The Dalai Lama |
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A Simple Path is based on talks by The Dalai Lama given in London during the mid 1990’s the Dalai Lama is widely respected as one of the world's great spiritual teachers of Tibetan Buddhism, most traditions find his work both acceptable and inspiring, because he tends to stress the universal features rather than narrow and restricted doctrine. The book covers the Four Noble Truths: the nature of suffering; the origin of suffering and the law of karma; cessation of suffering through liberation; and the path to achieving this. There are also many fantastic quality images of Tibet.
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The Tibetan Book of Living
and Dying
Sogyal Rinpoche |
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This is fascinating book which provides
spiritual guidance and insights for life, and offers a real understanding
of death from the Buddhist view. A useful reference book which can act as
guide in times of bereavement which is also a considerable help to those
who wish to understand Buddhist philosophy.
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Wherever You Go, There You
Are: Mindfulness Meditation in Everyday Life
Jon Kabat Zinn |
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A very practical, useful and inspiring
introduction to Buddhist meditation practice. Reading it brings a sense of
calm by showing things in real depth of perspective. This book offers
substantial assistance to those seeking to meditate.
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World As Lover, World As
Self
Joanna R Macy |
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World As Lover, World As Self includes
an introduction by Thich Nhat Hanh. It is a book offering a world view,
the collective emotional, spiritual and physical "damage" we all carry
from past conditioning and a way forward. A holistic Buddhist view without
pushing a specific remedy but showing just how collectively damaged the
world has become.
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