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16 Guidelines for Life
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| The 16 Guidelines are a direct and practical tool for making life better. They provide a simple yet robust framework for reflecting on the way we think, speak and act, and for creating the causes to experience lasting happiness and meaning. The latest research being carried out by neuroscientists suggest that each of us has the potential to continue developing and transforming our minds, from birth right up until death. The 16 Guidelines shows us how to do this in a way that will benefit both ourselves and others. |
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Art of Happiness in a Troubled World
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We can find happiness and meaning in our lives, even in the face of terrible suffering and events outside of our control. With his trademark warmth and humouor, the Dalai Lama shows us how.
The Art of Happiness has become the classic guide to the Dalai Lama's enlightened way of living - illuminating the profound principles and perseptive wisdom of this most revered spiritual leader. Now, in The Art of Happiness in a Troubled World, the Dalai Lama and highly respected scholar Howard Cutler return with a practical application of Tibetan Buddhist spiritual valuesto alleviate the stress and demands of the world we all live in today.
With the Dalai Lama's inspirational wisdom and Cutler's penetrating mind, the result is a thoughtful approach to dealing with human problems that is both optimistic and realistic, even in the most challenging times. |
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$35.00
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Aspergers's Syndrome and Mindfulness
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| Understanding who you are can be a lonely and difficult process following the diagnosis of Asperger's Syndrome (AS). Asperger's Syndrome and Mindfulness illuminates this experience as an empowering path of discovery through the teachings of Buddhism. Chris Mitchell draws parallels between the experience of his own journey towards personhood through AS and the spiritual tenants of Theravada Buddhism, as outlined through the Eightfold Path, a guideline to personal development. |
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$29.95
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Becoming Enlightened
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You do not have to suffer. You can break free from your past. You can enjoy a wonderful future.
For the first time, His Holiness the Dalai Lama offers an entire series of practices to lead each and every one of us further along the path to enlightenment. Here, he gently guides us through a process founded in ancient Buddhist wisdom that will help us make sense of our lives.
With the practical guidance and encouragement of His Holiness, we will discover how to free ourselves from the cycle of suffering that torments so many of us. We will learn how to shift our focus, to understand the nature of death and rebirth, and to find our true place in the world. By following the steps in this extraordinary book, we may come to know for ourselves the true nature of happiness. Ultimately, we may even experience true enlightenment. |
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$34.95
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Becoming Enlightened 6CD
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In Becoming Enlightened, His Holiness the Dalai Lama powerfully explores the foundation of Buddhism, laying out an accessible and practical approach to age-old questions: How can we live free from suffering? How can we achieve lasting happiness and peace?
Drawing from traditional Buddhist practices as well as penetrating examples from today's troubled planet, he presents step-by-step exercises designed to expand our capacity for spiritual growth, along with clear milestones to mark our progress. By following the spiritual practices outlined in Becoming Enlightened, we can learn how to replace troublesome feelings with positive attitudes and embark on a path to achieving an exalted state - within ourselves and within the larger world.
Full of personal anecdotes and intimate accounts of the Dalai Lama's experiences as a life-long student, thinker, political leader, and Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, Becoming Enlightened is a remarkable and empowering work that can be enjoyed by seekers of all faiths, at every stage of spiritual development. |
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$39.95
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Being Good
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| The Buddha taught that we should "Avoid all Evil; do only good; and purify the mind." The title of Venerable Mast Hsing Yun's Being Good may at first sound like a platform for casual advice, but it speaks to the deepest aspects of the Buddhist teachings. Being Good encompasses more than thirty brief essays on how to lead a good life, from controlling our anger to developing friendship and gratitude, and serves as an accessible guide for practicing Buddhist morality in our modern world. |
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$26.95
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Best Buddhist Writing 2008
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| A though provoking collection of the most notable, enjoyable and insightful Buddhism-inspired literature published in 2008. Authors include Sylvia Boorstein, Kate Wheeler, Thich Nhat Hanh, Normal Fischer, Noah Levine, Traleg Kyabgon Rinpoche, His Holiness the Dalia Lama, Natalie Goldberg and Pema Chodron. |
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$29.95
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Best Buddhist Writing 2009
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A treasury of the most notable, profound, and thought-provoking Buddhism-inspired writing published in the last year.
The Best Buddhist Writing 2009 includes:
An interview with novelist Tom Robbins.
Guiding principles for a new ecospirituality from Thich Nhat Hanh.
Jack Kornfield on basic human goodness.
Pico Iyer's portrait of the Dalai Lama.
Olivia Ames Hoblitzelle on a couple's journey through Alzheimer's disease.
The Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche on the true, enlightened nature of mind.
Wendy Johnson on bringing the beginners' mind to gardening.
A mindfulness practice from Pema Chodron to help us wake up to the world around us.
Joan Halifax on approaching death with fearlessness and compassion.
Peggy Row-Ward and Larry Ward with stories, meditations and exercises for experiencing love in a new and deeper way.
Natalie Goldberg on the art of writing personal memoir.
Dzigar Kongtrul on our search for happiness.
Sharon Salzberg on overcoming passion, aggression, and ignorance in our relationships.
Stephanie Kaza on making environmentalism a spiritual path, not just a change in lifestyle.
Meshuga-wisdom from Rabbi Rami Shapiro.
John Welwood on how we can use our relationships for profound spiritual growth.
And much more. |
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$44.95
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Buddhism Between Tibet and China
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As Tibet enters into its fiftieth year of Chinese rule, questions of cultural distinctions and similarities become ever more important in determining the future of the relationship between the Snow Lion and the Red Dragon. But often left unsaid is the long history the two countries share, and the significant cultural interchanges that have existed over time. Setting political agenda aside, Buddhism Between Tibet and China features a collection of noteworthy essays that probe the nature of this relationship, from the Tang Dynasty (618–907 CE) to the present. Annotated and contextualized by noted scholar Matthew Kapstein and others, the historical accounts that comprise this volume display the rich dialogue between Tibet and China in the areas of scholarship, the fine arts, politics, philosophy, and religion. This thoughtful book provides insight into the surprisingly complex history behind the relationship from a variety of geographical regions.
Includes contributions from Rob Linrothe, Karl Debreczeny, Elliot Sperling, Paul Nietupski, Carmen Meinert, Gray Tuttle, Zhihua Yao, Ester Bianchi, Fabienne Jagou, Abraham Zablocki, and Matthew Kapstein. |
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$72.95
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Buddhism for Mothers of Schoolchildren
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With clarity, warmth and a refreshingly honest voice, Sarah Napthali shows that Buddhist teachings can bring enormous benefit to the lives of mothers.
With her children at school, a mother is on to a new stage of her life, playing a new role. The daily challenges she confronts have changed, yet for each one Buddhist teachings of mindfulness, compassion and calm are invaluable. This book explores those teachings through many scenarios, including managing the stress of numerous deadlines, coping with routine and repetition, answering children' s tricky questions about how the world works, fitting in with other parents, managing our fears and expectations for our children, and dealing with difficult behaviours in both children and adults.
In her usual warm, wise, inclusive and accessible style, Sarah also suggests ways to share Buddhist teachings with children so they maintain a connection to their own inner wisdom rather than reacting to peers and the media.
Within this book, mothers will find the inspiration to be more patient, loving and attentive towards their children, other family members, other parents, but most of all, themselves.
Sarah Napthali is a mother of two young boys who strives to apply Buddhist teachings in her daily life. She is the author of Buddhism for Mothers, which has sold 60,000 copies around the world and been translated into nine languages to date, and Buddhism for Mothers of Young Children (formerly published under the title Buddhism for Mothers with Lingering Questions). Since the children started school, Sarah is very pleased to report that she manages to meditate (almost) daily. |
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$27.99
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