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Buddhism the Religion of No-Religion (Alan Watts Love of Wisdom)6 reviews
Alan Watts

Tuttle Publishing, 1999

Best Introduction to Buddhism Out There
Transcribed from recordings of lectures by Alan Watts, this book contains the most dynamic and comprehensive introduction to Buddhism I have yet to read. I have plenty of books that try too hard to attack the novice readers with multiple Zen riddles and the "complexities that are not complex." By the time the curious readers get to the third chapter of such books, a fascinating subject dwindles ...
  
  











  



  
Wisdom of No Escape25 reviews
Pema Chodron

Shambhala, 1991

Very practical, accessible and well-written....
This is one of my favorite books by Pema Chodron. It not only does a very good job of describing the essence of Buddhism, but it goes beyond that in making Tibetan Buddhism more understandable and relevant to a Western audience without deveating from the tradition. In short, it contains the heart of the teachings of the Vajrayana. A nice complimentary book if you are interested in going deeper ...
  
  











  



  
No River to Cross: Trusting the Enlightenment That's Always Right Here4 reviews
Zen Master Daehaeng

Wisdom Publications, 2007

The opened door
I have been practicing Buddhism for over 20 years. Like most I have struggled to understand the concept of enlightenment. I never expected it to awaken to the non-duality from the words in this book. Daehaeng Kun Sunim opened my eyes to reality like no one has ever done before. Understanding Juingong as your True Self and letting go of all is the most valuable teaching I have ever received. ...
  
  











  



  
Drinking from the Hidden Fountain: A Patristic Breviary : Ancient Wisdom for Today's World (Cistercian ...2 reviews

Cistercian Publications, 1994

A Reading from the Church Fathers for Every Day of the Year
This book was originally published as Breviario Monastico by Tomás Spidlík in Italian in 1971. There is a brief biography of Cardinal Spidlik on http://www.centroaletti.com/en/e-spidlik.htm . The Italian original I think is out of print. Sometimes one wishes to give a friend a present, but wonders what one should give. This small but meaty book from Cistercian Publications could be the answer. ...
  
  











  



  
No Death, No Fear: Comforting Wisdom for Life21 reviews
Thich Nhat Hanh

Macmillan Audio, 2002

a must have! this book has saved me!
I first thought the book was simple and repetitive. But when I experienced a loss and re-read the book, I finally realized how profound this book really is. I had been dealing with the subject of death for quite a few years. (I started with the book HAGAKURE, by Tsunetomo Yamamoto. You may or may not like to check that out. It's a more stoic approach to similar subjects). Anyway, I ...
  
  











  



  
Fear No Yellow Stickies: More Business Wisdom Too Simple Not to Know4 reviews
Richard A. Moran

Fireside, 1998

Stuff No One Else Told Me
As someone starting my career, or my so called life, there are tidbits no one tells you. Bullets like "the fastest way to give yourself a raise is to work less" come in handy for someone who couldn't get through the new employee manual. This is highly recommend. If you read Fast Company, you will like this book.
  
  











  



  
Gutsy Women: Travel Tips and Wisdom for the Road (Travelers' Tales)2 reviews
Marybeth Bond

Travelers' Tales Inc, 1996

It inspired me to pursue my travel dream.
This book came into my life when I was trying to decide whether to take off on my own to travel around the world. The tips and realistic advice about women traveling indepentently inspired me to pursue my travel dream. Marybeth Bond has a writing style that instantly makes you feel comfortable. She explains the ins and outs of travel in a way that makes it all seem possible. I would ...
  
  











  



  
God's Little Instruction Book III: Even More Inspirational Wisdom on How to Live a Happy and Fulfilled Life ...2 reviews
Honor Books

Honor Books (OK), 1997

God's Little Instruction Book
I first purchased God's Little Instruction Book 7 or 8 years ago and it has been a blessing, not only to me, but to many who have entered my home and picked it up from curiosity. It is humorous, inspirational and very thought provoking. I am glad to find it still available because it is a GREAT gift for anyone, Christian or non-Christian. My mother who had lost her memory, but not her mind, ...
  
  











  



  
Chicken Soup for the Teenage Soul: 101 Stories of Life, Love and Learning (Chicken Soup for the Soul)474 reviews
Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen, ...

HCI Teens, 1997

My daugher loves this book
My daughter started reading this book at age 12, and has had it for 2 years. She still loves to go back and read selections of love, hope, courage. Give your teenager something worth reading! :)
  
  











  



  
The divine love and wisdom (Everyman's library [no. 635] Theology and philosophy)3 reviews
Emanuel Swedenborg

Dutton, 1912

Good text and good leisure
The first time I read this boook was in a college course. It was a good text for a class, being straightforward but also sparking many entertaining and intricate discussions. Now that I am done the class, Divine Love and Wisdom is a wonderful book to pick up and read whenever. It desribes the Sun of heaven and the relationship between this world and the next. For solid and simple to ...
  
  











  



  
The Complete Guide to Magazine Article Writing1 review
John Morgan Wilson

Writer's Digest Books, 1993

Solid Gold
This book is a comprehensive quide to writing and publishing magazine articles--with lucid, concrete and empowering advice on article writing. As an editor myself, I constantly found myself nodding and thinking, "Yes, exactly" to his square-on-the-nail observations and suggestions. Should be on every aspiring magazine writer's desk. Thumbs up all around!
  
  











  



  
Bride of Dreams (Return to Tyler) (Harlequin American Romance, No. 865)1 review
Linda Randall Wisdom

Harlequin, 2001

Captured me --liked as much as Fortunes of Texas Series
This is the first romance that's really captured me since the Fortunes of Texas Series. The first book, I think, in the Return to Tyler series had just very believable characters. I sort of hoped that towards the end of the book the main character, Caroline would reveal her secrets earlier to the lawman that captured her heart, but I loved the characters and the town setting, the mood, and the ...
  
  











  



  
No Place I'd Rather Be: Wit and Wisdom from Adirondack Lean-To Journals2 reviews
Stuart F. Mesinger

Adirondack Mountain Club, 2006

Great reading for any backpacker
This book is a collection of entries in lean-to journals throughout the Adirondack park. This book was hard to put down. Some very entertaining tales are found here. Enjoy!
  
  











  



  
The People Skills of Jesus: Ancient Wisdom for Modern Business ("Ancient Wisdom Modern Business" Series , No ...1 review
William Beausay

Thomas Nelson Publishers, 1997

The Life of Jesus in Small Nugget Form
This book gives practical advice in communication and interaction with others using examples from the life of Jesus. It is set up a bit like a daily devotional rather than chapter form. Each "nugget" is one or two pages long and includes both a title and theme quote. Some examples of theme quotes from the book are. - Jesus was authoritative, not authoritarian. - Jesus kept his finger on the ...
  
  











  



  
Memories after Midnight (Silhouette Intimate Moments No. 1409) (Silhouette Intimate Moments)1 review
Linda Randall Wisdom

Silhouette, 2006

Fresh and original plot idea!
This is my favorite of Linda's three Midnight books. I enjoyed Dylan in the first two, the cover is too hot for words, and the premise is so freakin original. Alexandra and Dylan are divorced and it was ugly. Dylan is surprised one day to get a call from the hospital asking him to come get his wife. She was mugged and ends up with amnesia, forgetting the little detail that they aren't married any ...
  
  











  



  
The Pema Chodron Collection: The Wisdom of No Escape; Start Where You Are; When Things Fall Apart1 review
Pema Chodron

One Spirit, 2003

A Way of Seeing
Pema Chodron is so warm, accepting and non-judgmental of our human frailties she shows us a forgiving way to approach ourselves and others. Recognizing ancient concepts of time, space and spirit requires thought. If you have reflected on the spirit, and have not looked closely at the Buddhist philosophy, you are missing a very delicious layer of spirituality. No matter the depth you choose to ...
  
  











  



  
Living Wisdom for Every Day/No. 182/091 review

Catholic Book Publishing Company, 1991

Living Wisdom for Every Day
Fr. Bennet was one of the most spiritual persons I have had the pleasure of knowing. He not only lived the gospel every day but took great joy in sharing it and communicating it through his books and in person. It is my great honor to be his namesake.
  
  











  



  
No Jesus, No Peace -- Know Jesus, Know Peace: Timeless Wisdom for Living a Life That Matters2 reviews
Two Seekers

Grand Central Publishing, 2002

wonderfully written
great little concise book reminding us of the two most important commandments, love thy God and love thy neighbor -the Jesus in this book is the Jesus I have come to know and so should others.
  
  











  



  
Mommy Heiress (Accidental Dads) (Harlequin American Romance, No 608)1 review
Linda Randall Wisdom

harlequin, 1995

I fell for the Doc/Dad on the spot!
Like what Ms. Wisdom said, for those of you out there who are looking for a small-town romance with a normal plot/no big emotional scenes that plan to wrench your heart out or make you want to return the book to the seller, this one is for you. Good thing I'm married or I might start hunting for the Doctor on the cover. He's good-looking, straight, cares about people, experienced(he worked ...
  
  











  



  
Simply Chilis, Chowders, and Stews: 100 Quick and Delicious One-Dish Dinners and Accompaniments (Wisdom of ...1 review
Carol Heding Munson

Surrey Books, 1998

The recipes were impressive to serve, but very easy to make.
So far, I've made three recipes from this book, and they are all winners. The pork tenderloin chili was fabulous, my husband and friends raved over it. The best part is that it only took a few minutes to prepare. The black & white chili was very tasty, extremely nutritious, and also very simple to prepare. Also, I made the wild mushroom chowder--it took a little bit more effort than the ...
  
  











  







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