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pitbullgirl1965

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18. The Buddha in Your Mirror..

Reply to Neoma (Original post)

Fri Oct 12, 2012, 10:17 PM

Oct 2012

various authors, and a forward by Herbie Hancock.

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Any good books about Buddhism you know of? [View all] Neoma Jun 2012 OP

Anything by Thich Nhat Hann, more suggestions below... white_wolf Jun 2012 #1

This is a wonderful book: onestepforward Jun 2012 #2

You mentioned a book I already have. Neoma Jun 2012 #4

A few YankeyMCC Jun 2012 #3

"Buddhism Without Beliefs" by Stephen Bachelor. Odin2005 Jun 2012 #5

Good one, also his Wife Martine has some good books YankeyMCC Jun 2012 #6

Buddha Is as Buddha Does renate Jun 2012 #7

Anything by Jack Kornfield FreeState Jun 2012 #8

I like Kornfield a lot...one of my other favorites is Rebel Buddha - Dzogchen Ponlop didact Oct 2012 #17

anything related to Bhuddadasa Bhikku will be rewarding. grantcart Jun 2012 #9

anything by Bhikkhu Bodhi. Manifestor_of_Light Jun 2012 #10

The Platform Sutra of Hui Neng, the Sixth Patriarch byeya Jul 2012 #11

Being Peace mmonk Jul 2012 #12

The Platform Sutra and The Diamond sutra are bound in one volume by Shambala Press byeya Aug 2012 #13

Another good one is Everyday Zen by Charlotte Joko Beck JudyM Aug 2012 #14

Tannisho: A Shin Buddhist Classic left-of-center2012 Oct 2012 #15

Here's a few I've enjoyed... TommyCelt Oct 2012 #16

The Buddha in Your Mirror.. pitbullgirl1965 Oct 2012 #18

If you are still looking for more Buddhist books TM99 Jan 2013 #19

An Open Heart Practising Compassion in Everyday Life roberthespinosa Feb 2013 #20

Welcome to DU, roberthespinosa! Th1onein Feb 2013 #21

Pema Chodren was the first American Tibetan Nun. Easy reading, i think she rabid_byter Feb 2013 #22

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