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Building Zen: Integrating Project Management and Zen Principles for Balance, Clarity, and Lasting SuccessYour life is your most important project—build it with purpose, resilience, and mindfulness. In the fast-paced, high-pressure world of construction and project management, stress is inevitable—but it doesn’t have to control you. Building Zen is a blueprint for self-improvement, combining the structured discipline of project management with the timeless wisdom of Zen philosophy.

The Twelve Steps as a Path to Enlightenment - How the Buddha Works the Steps explains how the spiritual principals embodied in the Twelve Steps parallel the Buddhist teachings for reaching ultimate enlightenment. This book is perfect for Buddhists, atheists, and members of Twelve Step programs that are ready to take their personal growth to the next level. Written by spiritual teacher and life coach, Dorena Rode, this guidebook clearly presents a step by step proven method for increasing joy, making life more meaningful and destroying self-limiting beliefs. The spiritual seeker, whether in ...

This book weaves together Buddhist teachings, modern psychological insights, and actionable practices to guide you toward mental clarity and emotional resilience. Stillness in the Storm offers a powerful roadmap for overcoming stress and embracing inner peace.

★★★★★ "A well-written memoir that uplifts while it teaches through story. And funny too. Worthwhile!" - Reader review ___ Memoir meets self-help in this true account about the meaning of buddhism, meditations, and living a spiritually abundant life! Novelist, composer and conductor Somtow Sucharitkul (who writes books under the name S.P. Somtow) had an extraordinary epiphany while driving downthe California coast. At almost 50 years of age, having spent very little time in his native Thailand, Somtow was seized by an overwhelming desire to enter a Buddhist monastery. This is the ...

he Myth of Gautham: A Tale of Borrowed Wisdom Gautham was not a visionary but a master of deception. His so-called teachings were nothing more than repackaged fragments of ancient Yogic Science, twisted to serve his thirst for control. He did not enlighten—he imposed fear. With the threat of burning hellfire and the illusion of rebirth, he shackled minds to his doctrine. His pride overshadowed truth, his selfishness masked as wisdom. He never introduced anything new, only rebranded old knowledge as his own. The world followed a liar, a manipulator who sought power, not enlightenment. This...

The great Indian Buddhist master Nagarjuna wrote his celebrated poem Letter to a Friend as a gift of advice to a South Indian king, and it has since become a monument in the Indian shastra tradition. Despite its short length (only 123 verses), it covers the entire Mahayana path, combining a practical approach to daily conduct with a theoretical exposition of the different stages leading to enlightenment. It has thus been an ideal source for many of Tibet’s greatest scholars seeking a scriptural authority to enhance their own descriptions of the Buddhist path.

RAZÓN Y FE EN EL BUDISMO Sermey Khensur Lobsang Tharchin RAZÓN Y FE EN EL BUDISMO, está basado en el homenaje al Buda que el maestro Dignaga escribió al principio de su Compendio sobre la cognición válida. Nos ofrece un método de investigación y las herramientas para establecer unos cimientos sólidos sobre los que seguir una práctica firme del Dharma. De hecho, ¿cuál es el corazón del sendero? La mente lógica. Al demostrar que el Buda es un refugio perfecto, que las vidas pasadas y futuras existen y que la Liberación y la Iluminación son realmente posibles para nosotros, ...