"To-day Zen as a living faith can be found in its pure form only among the Japanese Buddhists. You cannot find it in the so-called Gospel of Buddha anymore than you can find Unitarianism in the Pentat...
TRANSLATED FROM THE JAPANESE OF SHINRAN SHONIN BY S. YAMABE AND L. ADAMS BECK CONTENTS INTRODUCTION LAUDING THE INFINITE ONE OF PARADISE CONCERNING THE GREAT SUTRA CONCERNING THE SUTRA OF T...
Divided into three sections, this insightful volume of essays by numerous scholars focuses on Thomas Merton's interest in and transformation through Buddhism. In addition to analysis of how Merton's s...
First published in 1912, Gemmell's translation of "The Diamond Sutra" was one of the first books to introduce general readers in the West to Buddhism. It still stands as a refreshing, easy-to-understa...
Rooted in both in tradition and the Western world view, this book emphasizes study grounded in direct experience. Tarthang Tulku suggests specific practices to make every moment an opportunity for ins...
This intriguing book challenges common conceptions and misconceptions about traveling the Buddhist path to enlightenment. The author asks the questions that some dare not: -- Is spiritual freedom ga...
Very little has been published to date on China's rich traditions of Buddhist meditation. Inspired by the need to increase meaningful interaction between China and the West on spiritual issues, modern...
Just as exercise improves the body, meditation improves the mind. It restores memory, enhances creativity, and leads to clearer thinking. And, much like exercise, most people have a hard time getting ...
With over fifteen hundred entries and forty-six illustrations, A Concise Dictionary of Buddhism and Zen is the most complete compact reference work of its kind available in the English language. It is...
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