No Self, No Problem Summary of Key Points
This book explores the parallels between neuroscience and Buddhism, particularly regarding the concept of self. It delves into how understanding the brain can lead to spiritual awakening.
This book explores the parallels between neuroscience and Buddhism, particularly regarding the concept of self. It delves into how understanding the brain can lead to spiritual awakening.
Shunryu Suzuki presents a clear and deep introduction to Zen meditation and philosophy, emphasizing the importance of a ‘beginner’s mind’ that is open and receptive.
Why Religion? explores the spiritual quest and its imperatives, combining memoir with an exploration of the nature and purpose of religion.
Mark Epstein’s ‘Thoughts Without a Thinker’ explores the overlap between Western psychotherapy and Eastern spirituality, particularly Buddhism, discussing how they can enrich each other.
The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali is a collection of 196 Indian sutras on the theory and practice of yoga.
The Way of Zen explores the history, principles, and practices of Zen Buddhism, delving into its influence on Eastern and Western thought.
Haemin Sunim’s book offers guidance on cultivating tranquility in a hectic, stress-filled life. It blends spirituality with practical advice through prose and poetry.
The Tao of Physics delves into the connections between the concepts of modern physics and the core principles of Eastern spiritual traditions.
This book discusses the parable of the prodigal son, interpreting its message as a representation of God’s unconditional love and grace for both the irreligious and moralistic.