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The Light Inside the Dark : Zen, Soul, and the Spiritual Life
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Healing with Meditation
Whatever mantra you pick, meditation can help you throw your worries to the wind. In fact, an American Association of Health Plans survey found that 8 out of 10 doctors think meditation should have been included in their medical training--both to help them cope with the stress of their schedules and for the benefit of their patients. From Herbert Benson's classic Relaxation Response to the modern-day wisdom of Jon Kabat-Zinn, we've got some excellent books to help you clear that clutter from your head. Ohmmmmm!
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Dharma Bum
Hard to believe as it may be, Jack Kerouac's On the Road turns 40 this year. Along with an anniversary edition to commemorate its entry into middle age, Viking has also published for the first time Some of the Dharma, Kerouac's "verbal meditations."
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Buddhism: Articles and Interviews

Going to Pieces with Mark Epstein
Look out, Freud, a new ego is on the block. Listen in on a conversation between Eastern Religion editor Brian Bruya and popular author Mark Epstein as they discuss the entry of Buddhism into psychotherapy.
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Living Love
Hinduism and Buddhism diverge from a common source, and when they converge again in the Christian West, love takes center stage. Recent works by Vietnamese Zen master Thich Nhat Hanh and American yogi Prem Prakash opine on love--with love.
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Manifesto for an Inner Revolution
We know about the American Revolution, the scientific revolution, and the Industrial Revolution, but thousands of years earlier, a different kind of revolution, an Inner Revolution, began. Scholar Robert Thurman hoists the flag for the teachings and history of Buddhism, a spiritual movement aimed at creating a society of enlightened individuals.
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Buddhist Tales and The Ramayana
Fairy tales from the Orient teach universal virtues through stories of adventure and delight.
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More Than Just Pretty Pictures
A coffee-table book that is more than just pretty pictures, Gill Farrer-Halls's The World of the Dalai Lama challenges the mind as much as it delights the eye.
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Escape from Tibet
A suite of new books examines the status of Tibet under Chinese rule, from the perspectives of a monk, a traveler, and a scholar.
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A Meeting of Great Minds
In Living Buddha, Living Christ, Thich Nhat Hahn discovers unifying beliefs in two of the world's great religions.
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Rising from the Depths
Enter a dimension of life rarely acknowledged by Zen. Buddhism purports to alleviate suffering but talks little about the actual experience of inner pain. Zen teacher and psychologist John Tarrant takes it up with a vengeance in The Light Inside the Dark.
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Awaken the Buddha Within
What do you get when you cross Alcoholics Anonymous with Buddhism? Eight steps to enlightenment--the subtitle of Lama Surya Das's bestseller, Awakening the Buddha Within.
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Zen Science
If Zen is so darn anti-intellectual, you'd think the brain would have little to do with it. But the brain does more than you think, or so says Dr. James H. Austin in his profound exploration of Zen consciousness, Zen and the Brain.
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Climbing for Karma
In Seven Years in Tibet, world-famous mountaineer Heinrich Harrer recounts his daring trek across the Himalayas and eventual climb up the Tibetan social ladder.
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