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Seeing the Mountain is a contemplative work exploring how the disciplined clarity of Zen practice can illuminate and deepen a committed Catholic life. Rather than treating Zen and Catholicism as competing worldviews, it shows how attentiveness, interior stillness, and direct experiential insight can strengthen one’s capacity to live the Christian faith with sincerity and presence.

Hardship is part of life. Suffering is a choice. In this concise book, Buddhist monk Ryushun Kusanagi presents a central teaching of the Buddha’s path: it is not what happens that disturbs the heart, but the desires, aversions, and judgments that arise in the mind. When we stop reacting, the...

There are texts that describe enlightenment. And there are texts that describe the one who is seeking it. This is neither. The Siddhartha Tragedies is a manuscript said to exist in a scriptorium where only unfinished lives are recorded—lives that never fully resolve into history, yet continue to unfold wherever consciousness mistakes itself for a separate seeker.

「休息の作法」を身につければ、驚くほどストレスが減る。 心も体もすっきりする。仕事も人間関係もうまくいく――。 禅的「疲労感のない毎日」のつくり方、「すっと眠る、すっきり目覚める」リセット習慣、心と体を整える「禅的食事術」のすすめ、「ほどほど」で健やかに生きるヒント。

This is part of a series called The Night Library—Vol. 1: Stories for Sleep. It collects the same twelve Zen parables, each followed by a short closing reflection in the narrator's voice, the same words listeners hear at the end of each audio track.

Don’t let negative emotions rule your life; learn the skills to take back control Imagine how much lighter life would be if there was no more becoming angry, buckling under pressure, feeling nervous around others, regretting the past or fretting about the future. In The Practice of Not...

Bien que des centaines de milliers de personnes aient assisté à une initiation du Kalachakra, très peu savent réellement mettre les enseignements du Kalachakra en pratique. Dans ce commentaire direct et clair du texte classique de Jetsun Taranatha "L'échelle Divine", Khentrul Rinpoché révèle les méthodes profondes qui ont été utilisées par les maîtres du Kalachakra pendant des centaines d'années pour accomplir des réalisations extraordinaires.

In The Monk's Mindset, former Buddhist monk and renowned Peloton instructor Sam Yo shares the transformative lessons that helped him move from chaos to clarity. Drawing on his monastic training, meditation practice, and experiences as a performer and coach, he reveals how anyone can weave...

In Widening Circles, well-known eco-philosopher, Buddhist scholar, and deep ecology activist/teacher Joanna Macy recounts her adventures of mind and spirit in the key social movements of her time. Macy’s autobiography reads like a novel as she relates her multi-faceted life experiences and reflects on how her marriage and family life enriched her service to the world.

Zen Buddhism is a form of Mahāyāna Buddhism that originated in China and is strongly focused on meditation. It is characteristically sceptical towards language and distrustful of conceptual thought, which explains why Zen Buddhist sayings are so enigmatic and succinct. But despite Zen...

You are not weak. You are carrying something that was never meant to be carried forever. There is a specific exhaustion that sleep cannot fix — the weight of a relationship that ended before you were ready, a future you planned that quietly dissolved, a version of yourself you can't stop grieving. If you wake up each morning and the replaying has already begun, this book was written for you.

Los cincuenta y nueve principios que contiene este libro, comentados por el maestro de meditación tibetano Chögyam Trungpa, están diseñados para despertar tu corazón y cultivar el amor y la bondad hacia los demás. Son revolucionarios porque, al practicarlos, fomentamos todo nuestro...

When you learn to tap into the deep wellspring of joy that is within you, nothing is impossible. A book of joy. Women have a great many challenges to deal with in their lives. Among the most ubiquitous of those challenges is self-care. Too often, we are focused on caring for others and not ourselves. Low self-esteem, anxiety, and depression are all too common when our lives are less fulfilling than they could be. Yet deep within, women have a tremendous spiritual resource a capacity for real joy that is not dependent on anything external. It is always available, regardless of circumstances.

In a world filled with constant opinions, endless notifications, and external expectations, it’s easy to lose touch with your own inner voice. Soul Direction is a thoughtful guide to rediscovering clarity, reconnecting with your values, and living in alignment with what truly matters to you...

Bloomsbury presents Yasodhara and the Buddha by Vanessa R. Sasson, read by Ezra Saifie By combining the spirit of fiction with the fabulism of Indian mythology and in-depth academic research, Vanessa R. Sasson shares the evocative story of the Buddha from the perspective of a forgotten woman...

Bridging cutting-edge neuroscience and ancient meditation, Fit Mind is a practical guide to unlocking mental fitness in everyday life. Our minds rarely savour the present. Instead, they replay painful memories, spiral into needless worries, and chatter internally at up to 4,000 words per minute...

As Big Panda and Tiny Dragon undertake their demanding expedition, they traverse dark forests, hazardous mountains and derelict ruins. But whilst the landscapes of life can seem overwhelming, the pair slowly come to see pockets of light and beauty at every turn. Through a simple tale inspired by Buddhist philosophy, Norbury draws our gaze back to the simple pleasures and helps us to find hope in the most unlikely places.

Take the Tibetan Buddhist approach to mind training with lojong, a practice of simple contemplations and pithy “slogans” to train the mind in enlightened compassion, or bodhichitta. A centuries old, time-tested method, lojong remains readily applicable to daily life.

You know the feeling. You're calm, clear, handling life well — and then something small happens and you're completely caught. The reaction rises before you can stop it. The old pattern shows up, right on cue. You know better, and you still get caught. The Dancing Monkey and Living the Way of Zen follows our beloved Monkey as he steps out into the world — transformed, awakened, and thoroughly, endearingly human. In 21 short stories, he navigates the moments we all recognise: the pull of old habits, the sting of a careless word, the quiet satisfaction of needing to be right.

The 1931 winner of the Newbery Medal, finally in audiobook form with new original music. Elizabeth Coatsworth originally published The Cat Who Went to Heaven in 1930 with illustrations by celebrated artist Lynd Ward. Set in a village in ancient Japan, the tale recounts the adoption of a cat by a...