EBOOK
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A thought-provoking collection of the most notable and insightful Buddhism-inspired writing published in the last year:
• Thich Nhat Hanh's vision for a more enlightened and sustainable society.
• Ezra Bayda on avoiding the pitfalls that arise on the path of meditation.
• Tsoknyi Rinpoche's powerful Dzogchen practices that help you to discover your mind's inherent awareness and clarity.
• Lodro Rinzler on what happens when the Buddha walks into a bar.
• Karen Maezen Miller on the virtues of boredom.
• Phillip Moffitt on how to transform emotional chaos into confidence and clarity.
• Joseph Goldstein's unique nine-minute meditation practice that you can incorporate into your busy day.
• Elihu Genmyo Smith on being still.
• Pema Chödrön on how to become a bodhisattva.
• Sakyong Mipham on how mind, breath, and energy work together in meditation to transform your life.
• Judy Lief on the fifty-nine ancient slogans that can help you be more skillful and loving in all your relationships.
• Bonnie Friedman on discovering nonattachment while apartment hopping in Brooklyn.
• Jules Shuzen Harris on what anger can teach you.
• Pico Iyer on travel as contemplative practice.
• And much more
• Thich Nhat Hanh's vision for a more enlightened and sustainable society.
• Ezra Bayda on avoiding the pitfalls that arise on the path of meditation.
• Tsoknyi Rinpoche's powerful Dzogchen practices that help you to discover your mind's inherent awareness and clarity.
• Lodro Rinzler on what happens when the Buddha walks into a bar.
• Karen Maezen Miller on the virtues of boredom.
• Phillip Moffitt on how to transform emotional chaos into confidence and clarity.
• Joseph Goldstein's unique nine-minute meditation practice that you can incorporate into your busy day.
• Elihu Genmyo Smith on being still.
• Pema Chödrön on how to become a bodhisattva.
• Sakyong Mipham on how mind, breath, and energy work together in meditation to transform your life.
• Judy Lief on the fifty-nine ancient slogans that can help you be more skillful and loving in all your relationships.
• Bonnie Friedman on discovering nonattachment while apartment hopping in Brooklyn.
• Jules Shuzen Harris on what anger can teach you.
• Pico Iyer on travel as contemplative practice.
• And much more