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If you’re interested in Zen Buddhism, D.T. Suzuki’s An Introduction to Zen Buddhism is one of the best works to read. The copy I have is only 132 pages, but it is one of the densest philosophical books I’ve ever read.… Read the rest “A Review of D.T. Suzuki’s “An Introduction to Zen Buddhism””
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Roger Green’s The I Ching Workbook: A Step-by-Step Guide to Learning the Wisdom of the Oracles is a great introductory book on the Yi Jing as well as a great resource for more advanced practitioners looking to understand what everything means from a theoretical perspective.… Read the rest “Roger Green’s “The I Ching Workbook””
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Robert Thurman’s Inside Tibetan Buddhism: Rituals and Symbols Revealed (Signs of the Sacred) is a book I stumbled on by pure chance. It’s a great coffee-table book style book which covers the basics of Tibetan Buddhism including a lot of great imagery.… Read the rest “Robert Thurman’s “Inside Tibetan Buddhism: Rituals and Symbols Revealed””
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An Open Heart is one of the first Buddhist books which really sold me on Buddhism. I had been a bit up in the air about my feelings on it until this work really catalyzed my spiritual journey. The book is a religiously agnostic, spiritual journey towards a Buddhist approach to life which is compatible with every faith.… Read the rest “A Review of The Dalai Lama’s “An Open Heart””
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