Richard Shankman
Dharma practice comprises a wide range of wise instructions and skillful means. As a result, meditators may be exposed to a diversity of approaches to the core teachings and the meditative path-and that can be confusing at times. In this clear ... [... more]
Random House |
Ambivalent Zen: One Man's Adventures on the Dharma Path
 Painful: Ambivalent Zen starts slow and goes slower. It took two attempts to get through it. All the Zen masters in the book have feet of clay. Shainberg struggles for the entire three hundred pages and so did I. If you are looking for a book about Zen [... more]
CDN$19.95
Amazon CA |
Noah Levine
Noah Levine, the author of the national bestseller Dharma Punx, is a Buddhist teacher, counselor, and writer. He has been practicing Buddhist meditation since 1988, was trained to teach by Jack Kornfield, and leads meditation groups and workshops ... [... more]
Harper Collins |
Mark Bittner
Like a lot of young people in the 1970s, Mark Bittner took the path of the "dharma bum." When the counterculture faded, Mark held on, seeking shelter in the nooks and crannies of San Francisco's fabled bohemian neighborhood, North Beach. While . [... more]
Random House |
Sandy Eastoak
In this updated revised second edition of Dharma Family Treasures, Sandy Eastoak combines previous essays by lay and ordained Buddhist practitioners, children, spiritual teachers, young adults, educators, parents, writers and poets, including ... [... more]
Random House |
City Dharma: Keeping Your Cool in the Chaos
This book is okay: I just finished this book and had to add a review. I learned about this book based on a link I followed from the "In Praise of Slow" book by Carl Honore (which is an excellent read - well researched, and provides a balanced [... more]
CDN$35.00
Amazon CA |
Dharma Punx: A Memoir
From Amazon.com: "Buddhism and punk rock," writes former skate punk, drug addict, and petty thief and current Buddhist meditation instructor Noah Levine in his memoir Dharma Punx, "obviously have some huge differences." No argument [... more]
CDN$29.95
Amazon CA |
City Dharma: Keeping Your Cool in the Chaos
This book is okay: I just finished this book and had to add a review. I learned about this book based on a link I followed from the "In Praise of Slow" book by Carl Honore (which is an excellent read - well researched, and provides a balanced [... more]
CDN$17.95
Amazon CA |
Treasury of Dharma: A Tibetan Buddhist Meditation Course
Power meditation based on Tibetan depth physiology: Geshe Rabten established a meditation teaching ashram in Switzerland. His methods are based on the powerful core of long-established bridge we have between our energy centers' abilities, under well- [... more]
CDN$29.85
Amazon CA |
Some Of The Dharma
that editorial review: Obviously "kirkus" translates to incompetent moron. I have never witnessed a more inept, bungling, and egocentric review as the editorial review above. Obviously this writer is an authority on religion. Perhaps he/she [... more]
CDN$39.00
Amazon CA |
Blossoms of the Dharma: Living as a Buddhist Nun
Some Interesting Essays: This book was the fruit of a conference of female ordained Buddhist monastics. Like all essay collections, this is a mixed bag, but contains at least three or four very interesting chapters. The book is organized into two main [... more]
CDN$20.95
Amazon CA |
Love Dharma
Utterly inspiring: That these women attained the levels of wisdom they attained is astonishing enough. That they did so in societies that tended to discourage spiritual practice for women, if not outright saying, "Women aren't fit to do this," [... more]
CDN$17.95
Amazon CA |
