David Brazier: The Feeling Buddha
My first Buddhist book, written by my teacher. A book that changed my life in so many ways. New 'Feeling Buddha' weblog - link at top of sidebar (*****)
Pema Chodron: When Things Fall Apart: Heart Advice for Difficult Times
Bought on a night when I really need her common sense and honesty (*****)
Pema Chodron: The Places That Scare You: A Guide to Fearlessness
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David Brazier: Zen Therapy
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Sharon Salzberg: Faith: Trusting Your Own Deepest Experience
Beautiful....uplifting (*****)
Dharmavidya (David Brazier): Who Loves Dies Well: On the Brink of Buddha's Pure Land
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Ayya Khema: Come and See for Yourself: The Buddhist Path to Happiness
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Gregg Krech: Naikan: Gratitude, Grace and the Japanese Art of Self-Reflection
Cheri Huber: Making a Change for Good: A Guide to Compassionate Self-discipline
Thich Nhat Hanh: The Energy of Prayer: How to Deepen Our Spiritual Practice
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Caroline Brazier: The Other Buddhism: Amida Comes West
An excellent introduction to Pureland Buddhism - poetically written (*****)
Dharmavidya (David Brazier): Who Loves Dies Well: On the Brink of Buddha's Pure Land
Very moving (*****)
Alfred Bloom: Living in Amida's Universal Vow: Essays on Shin Buddhism (Perennial Philosophy)
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Talking to Sujatin.
Separated by almost 200 miles, Sujatin and I had arranged to meet virtually. I displayed my own foolish nature by forgetting to bring my skype headset across to the library, where I'd set up for our conversation. A quick dash back to number four, and a few technical problems later, I could hear the dulcet tones of Newcastle's favourite Buddhist Minister.
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A few weeks ago we had a rather disrupted meeting, due to football on Sky. Well, there's another match - England/Estonia World Cup qualifiers - this Wednesday, kick off 7:30pm. And only on Sky. So, to allow us to live and let live, we are moving to Havelock TV room this week 7 - 9pm
