One of the most beloved  poets of the twentieth century, Rainer Maria Rilke is widely celebrated  for his depth of insight and timeless relevance. He has influenced  generations of writers with his classic Letters to a Young Poet, and his  reflections on the divine and our place in the world are disarmingly  profound. A Year with Rilke provides the first ever reading from Rilke  for every day of the year, including selections from his luminous  poetry, his piercing prose, and his intimate letters and journals. Rilke  is a trusted guide amid the bustle of our daily experience, reflecting  on such themes as impermanence, the beauty of creation, the voice of  God, and the importance of solitude. With new translations from the  editors, whose acclaimed translation of Rilke's The Book of Hours won an  ardent readership, this collection reveals the depth and breadth of  Rilke's acclaimed work.

A Year with Rilke: Daily Readings from the Best of Rainer Maria Rilke

Joanna Macy

Anita Barrows

HarperOne

World as Lover, World as Self

Religion & Spirituality

Buddhism

Rider&Co

This guide covers all aspects of vegetarianism, including the four food groups, health benefits, dealing with pressure from non-vegetarians, and more, and includes information on recipe books, organizations, cruelty-free products, mail order food, and vegetarian celebrities

For the Vegetarian in You

Billy Ray Boyd

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Prima Pub.

This book of readings, meditations, rituals and workshop notes prepared on three continents helps us remember that environmental defence is nothing less than 'Self' defence. Including magnificent illustrations of Australia's rainforests, 'Thinking Like a Mountain' provides a context for ritual identification with the natural environment. It helps us experience our place in the web of life -- rather than at the apex of some human-centred pyramid. An important deep ecology educational tool for activist, school and religious groups, it can also be used for personal reflection.

Thinking Like a Mountain: Towards a Council of All Beings

John Seed

Pat Fleming

Arne Næss

Sports & Outdoors

New Society Publishers

Politics & Social Sciences

Philosophy

Many of us feel called to respond to the ecological destruction of our planet, yet we feel overwhelmed, immobilized, and unable to deal realistically with the threats to life on Earth. Noted spiritual and environmental thinkers Joanna Macy and Molly Young Brown contend that this crippling response to world crisis is a psychological defense mechanism that has been endemic since the years of the Cold War arms race, when we had to adapt within a single generation to the horrific possibility of nuclear holocaust. Since its publication in 1983, Joanna Macy's book, Despair and Personal Power in the Nuclear Age has sold nearly 30,000 copies and has been the primary resource for groups of men and women confronting the challenging realities of our time without succumbing to paralysis or panic. Coming Back to Life provides a much needed update and expansion of this pioneering work. At the interface between spiritual breakthrough and social action, Coming Back to Life is eloquent and compelling as well as being an inspiring and practical guide. The first third of the book discusses with extraordinary insight the angst of our era, and the pain, fear, guilt and inaction it has engendered; it then points forward to the way out of apathy, tio "the work that reconnects". The rest of the book offers both personal counsel and easy-to-use methods for working with groups in a number of ways to profoundly affect peoples' outlook and ability to act in the world. Table of Contents Foreword by Mathew Fox 1. To Choose Life 2. The Greatest Danger: Apatheia, The Deadening of Mind &amp; Heart 3. The Basic Miracle: Our True Nature &amp; Power 4. The Work that Reconnects 5. Guiding Group Work 6. Affirmation: Coming from Gratitude 7. Despair Work: Owning &amp; Honoring Our Pain for the World 8. The Shift: Seeing with New Eyes 9. Deep Time: Drawing on Past &amp; Future Generations 10. The Council of All Beings: Rejoining the Natural World 11. Going Forth 12. Meditations for Coming Back to Life Joanna Macy has developed an international following over the course of 40 years as a speaker and workshop leader on Buddhist philosophy and the deep ecology movement

Coming Back to Life: Practices to Reconnect Our Lives, Our World

Self-Help

Molly Young Brown

Motivational

This overview of Joanna Macy's innovative work combines deep ecology, general systems theory, and the Buddha's teachings on interdependent co-arising. A blueprint for social change, World as Lover, World as Self shows how we can reverse the destructive attitudes that threaten our world.

Parallax Press

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Spiritual Ecology

Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee

Wendell Berry

Bill Plotkin

thich-nhat-hanh

Sandra Ingerman

Independent Publishers Group (Chicago Review Press)

Natural disasters follow an eternal cycle of creation and destruction, and sentient life has learned how to rebuild after mother nature runs its course. Nuclear disasters, being man made , follow no such cycle, extending into a distant future that imprisons life and prevents it from restoring itself. Lotus in the Nuclear Sea begins with the stories of the people of Fukushima and their unending struggles amidst the neglect of the Japanese authorities. The volume then documents the slowly increasing engagement of Japanese Buddhists to confront the crisis. The final section offers deeper reflections and analysis on the problem of nuclear energy by Buddhists from both Japan and other countries. This is the first publication of such an extended analysis of nuclear energy by Buddhists, including essays by pioneer Joanna Macy, environmentalist David Loy, Asian Buddhist development leaders Harsha Navaratne and Pra Paisan Visalo as well as Japanese Buddhist activists Rev. Tetsuen Nakajima and Rev. Taitsu Kono, Chief Priest of the Myoshin-ji Rinzai Zen sect. From touching the suffering of the people of Fukushima to delving deeply into the problems of nuclear energy to quenching (nirvana) the greed-anger-delusion of nuclear energy through building lifestyles and cultures of sufficiency (samtusti), Lotus in the Nuclear Sea takes us on a journey through the Four Noble Truths of nuclear energy.

Lotus in the Nuclear Sea: Fukushima and the Promise of Buddhism in the Nuclear Age

Jonathan S Watts (Editor)

David R. Loy

International Buddhist Exchange Center (IBEC)

Mutual Causality in Buddhism and General Systems Theory: The Dharma of Natural Systems (Bibliotheca Indo-Buddhica)

South Asia Books

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