The Spiritual Work of a Worldly Life
Buddhist teachings offer more than an escape from the samsaric world.
Steven D. Goodman
Steven D. Goodman (1945–2020) was an author, professor, and translator. He taught Tibetan Buddhism at the California Institute of Integral Studies in San Francisco and was a founding board member and president of Buddhist Film Foundation. His most recent book, The Buddhist Psychology of Awakening, was released by Shambhala Publications in July 2020.
Modern Master
Not your conventional biography
Buddhist Himalayas
Buddhist HimalayasPhotographs by Oliver and Danielle Föllmi and Matthieu RicardNew York: Abrams, 2002423 pp.; $55.00 (cloth) Spacious landscapes move us. Why? Because we ourselves are, in essence, the moving center of an infinite openness. This metaphor…
Rainbow Painting
By Tulku Urgyen Rinpoche
Transforming Problems into Happiness
Lama Zopa Rinpoche. Edited by Ailsa Cameron and Robina Courtin. Wisdom Publications: Boston, 1993. 88 pp., $10.00 (paper). Nobody likes to suffer, and that’s probably why those with physical pains, mental problems, and spiritual crises are…
White Sail
An artfully woven collection of sustained insights into a clean presentation of views
Relative World, Ultimate Mind
“Poetry is body, speech, and mind interacting with the universe. It is relative world playing with ultimate mind.”
The Nyingma School of Tibetan Buddhism
"It now seems clear that this publication supports a larger purpose; signaling the beginnings of a renaissance in Nyingma studies."
Enlightened Living: Teachings of Tibetan Buddhist Masters
A collection of eight essays on the ethical dimension of everyday living, taking inspiration from the nomadic life experiences of Tibetan lamas.
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