Buddhist Books & Reviews

Why Buddhism Is True by Robert Wright explores how Buddhist insights on suffering and illusion align with modern psychology and neuroscience.

The Vimalakirti Sutra redefines enlightenment through a wise layperson, showing that deep awakening is possible within everyday life and full engagement.

In a world often divided by religious boundaries, few books offer a truly open-hearted invitation to see beyond the labels. Going Home: Jesus and Buddha as Brothers by Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh is one such rare gem. For anyone exploring Christianity or Buddhism — or walking the edge between both — this book gently […]

In the ever-growing landscape of meditation literature, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Some books are too academic, others too vague. But every now and then, we encounter a book that speaks plainly, directly, and with great care — as if the author were sitting beside us in quiet conversation.The Issue at Hand by Gil Fronsdal […]

Among the many teachings in the Buddhist tradition, few are as visually striking and symbolically rich as the Bhavachakra — the Wheel of Life. For those stepping onto the path of mindfulness and inner liberation, this ancient image can seem both mysterious and captivating. What does it mean? How does it apply to our everyday […]

Anger. It rises quickly. It burns hot. And if we’re not careful, it can consume everything—relationships, inner peace, even our health. Most of us were never taught how to handle anger skillfully. We’re told to suppress it, deny it, or explode. But what if there was another way? What if anger could become a doorway […]

If you’ve ever felt drawn to Zen but uncertain where to begin — unsure whether you need a robe, a teacher, or a mountaintop monastery — Zen Meditation in Plain English by John Daido Loori might be the gentle but powerful introduction you’ve been waiting for.There’s a quiet confidence in Zen that attracts many seekers. […]

Are you drawn to meditation but unsure where to start? Maybe you’ve browsed through a few books, listened to a podcast, or sat for a few minutes on your own. Still, something feels elusive — like you’re waiting for the right time to truly begin.Steve Hagen’s Meditation Now or Never answers that hesitation with a […]

If you’ve ever felt drawn to the life of the Buddha but overwhelmed by ancient texts or unsure where to begin, Old Path White Clouds offers a beautiful gateway.Written by the beloved Zen teacher Thich Nhat Hanh, this book is not a scholarly biography. It’s something deeper: a story-based journey through the Buddha’s life, told […]

In a world often torn by fear, anger, and disconnection, many seekers find themselves asking: Is there a way to live that brings more peace, more kindness, more understanding? If you’ve ever wished to respond to suffering with love instead of despair, The Power of Compassion by His Holiness the Dalai Lama may be the […]