The Return of Lady Brace

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Ross, Nancy Wilson

United States

Parallax Pr

The Path of Compassion: Writings on Socially Engaged Buddhism

Religion & Spirituality

JACK KORNFIELD

Chagdud, Tulku

TENZIN GYATSO

Christina Feldman

Kenneth Kraft

Maha Ghosananda

Sulak Sivaraksa

Walpola Rahula et al

thich-nhat-hanh

Buddhism

The history of Korean Zen Buddhism. How Buddhism arrived and thrived in Korea. Who were the monastic leaders that solidified Buddhism in Korea.

Thousand Peaks: Korean Zen-Tradition and Teachers

Sunim, Mu Soeng

Reference

The Life You Ordered Has Arrived

Barbara Meier

Features a selection of talks of meditation, mindfulness & the social & political issues of our time

Looking Deeply

Nhât Hanh, Thich

Christian Books & Bibles

Happy Veggies

Oda, Mayumi

Children's Books

Hundreds of people were waiting as the ‘Deccan Queen’ drew in from Bombay. Waving garlands, banners, and lamps, they roared and chanted slogans as a smiling, orange-robed figure stepped down from the train. The crowds came from the poorest section of Indian society, but the monk they were greeting hailed from Tooting, London. It was crazy, dream-like, reversal of the usual jet-age guru syndrome. And it was hard for Terry Pilchick to believe that this was the same person who had once taught him to meditate, on a retreat in the quiet Surrey countryside. Now, this man was about to lead him into an encounter with the most extraordinary experiment in revolution taking place today. In the 1940’s and 50’s, Bhimrao Ramjets Ambedkar – champion of India’s 60 million ‘Untouchables’ – could have launched a violent struggle for freedom. Instead, he asked his people to find dignity, strength, and prosperity by converting to Buddhism. There are now millions of new Buddhists in India; they still meet and part with the words, ‘Jai Bhim!’ – ‘Victory to Bhimrao Ambedkar’. But has Ambedkar’s vision of a radical, non-violent revolution been accomplished? Travelling around the Buddhist localities, in city slums and remote villages, meeting and living with Ambedkar’s modern followers, Terry Pilchick gained an intimate impression of their extraordinary world, and of the unique revolution they are building. In a colourful, moving account, he takes us into that world, allowing us to witness the revolution for ourselves. Jai Bhim! is a colorful, humorous yet moving meeting with these new Buddhists and the unique revolution they are building in the city slums and remote villages of modern India. The author, Terry Pilchick, has practiced meditation and mindfulness since the 1970s. He was ordained into the Western Buddhist Order in 1974 and has worked full-time ever since as a Buddhist teacher, writer and publisher. These days he works as a meditation and mindfulness teacher (MBSR/MBCT), mentor and life-coach in the UK and abroad.

Jai Bhim: Dispatches from a Peaceful Revolution

Pilchick, Terry

The Heart of the Prajaparamita Sutra is regarded as the essence of Buddhist teaching. It is recited daily in Mahayana temples and practice centers throughout the world. This cassette, The Heart of Understanding is a recording of Thich Nhat Hanh's lecture on the Heart Sutra at the Green Gulch Zen Center in Muir Beach, California on April 19, 1987.

The Heart of Understanding: Commentaries on the Prajnaparamita Heart Sutra

Politics & Social Sciences

Philosophy

Features a collection of hymns chants & "country-eastern" ballads based on the teachings of Thich Nhat Hanh & Creation Spirituality

In My Two Hands

Rose, Betsy

The Moon Bamboo (English and Vietnamese Edition)

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