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Shambhala
Autumn 2010
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AUTUMN 2010
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SEPTEMBER
MAKE GOOD: CRAFTS + LIFE
Ikebana Style
20 Portable Flower Arrangements
Perfect for Gift-Giving
Keiko Kubo
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Ikebana simplified for
Western homes and
tastes—perfect for
every occasion.
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Flower Arranging
7 1 8 x 9 ¼, 96 pages
Photographs and line drawings
throughout
4-color throughout
$19.95 paperback original w/flaps
(Canada 23.95)
ISBN 978-1-59030-673-4
Trumpeter
On sale September 7, 2010
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elebrate a loved one with a gift of flowers or add a touch of
color to your home with one of these twenty distinctive
flower arrangements. Keiko Kubo translates the sophisticated
charm of ikebana for today’s homes. With just a few simple materials, and by following her clearly described techniques, you
can create stunning floral arrangements to give as gifts or to
decorate your own living space.
The clean, elegant look of ikebana is well regarded in the
West, but the complicated techniques can be intimidating.
Here, the making of each arrangement is simplified into three
to four basic steps, and each of them can be constructed using
tools and materials easily available to Western readers. The
results are distinctive arrangements that blend the aesthetics
of traditional ikebana with the functionality and portability of
Western floral arts.
Included is a range of tips and techniques that are sure to
broaden the flower arranging skills of both beginners as well
as those already familiar with this craft. Clear step-by-step instructions with photographs are included for each arrangement.
Keiko Kubo grew up in Japan, where she took ikebana classes with her
mother as a teenager and eventually went on to obtain her teaching license for ikebana. After graduating from college, Keiko came to the states
to pursue studies in art and graduated from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago with a master of fine arts in sculpture. While in graduate
school she also studied Western floral art. Her style is a unique blend of
these three major influences: traditional ikebana, Western floral arrangements, and sculptural art. She currently lives in Chicago and is the author
of Keiko’s Ikebana (Tuttle, 2006).
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Carefree Clothes for Girls
Junko Okawa
ISBN 978-1-59030-717-5
$19.95 pb (Canada $24.95)
Felting for Baby
Saori Yamazaki
ISBN 978-1-59030-716-8
$21.95 pb (Canada $26.95)
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SEPTEMBER
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SEPTEMBER
Creative Paper Cutting
Basic Techniques and Fresh Designs
for Stencils, Mobiles, Cards, and More
Edited by Shufunotomo
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An introduction to a range
of paper-cutting techniques
complete with contemporary designs and uses for
today’s crafter.
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Crafts
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8
x 9 ¼, 128 pages
ransform a simple sheet of paper into a snowflake, a flower,
or a dainty doily—or create an enchanted forest using a
modern twist on the traditional technique for making paper
dolls that you likely learned as a child. Paper cutouts get a fresh
look in this contemporary approach to the practice of transforming paper into art. It’s full of clever designs and a range of
different cutting techniques that you can use for making your
own cutouts for display, decoration, or embellishment.
The book presents paper-cutting techniques through clear
step-by-step instructions, detailed diagrams, and templates.
Once you’ve mastered the basics, you can move on to trying the
projects: cards, gift wrap, mobiles, collages, stencils, garlands,
and a wealth of other practical and fun applications. The projects are presented with beautiful color photographs in the distinctive Japanese craft style for which the Make Good series is
known, making for a book that is as attractive as it is informative. From scrapbookers to paper artists, from printmakers to
sewers—all crafters will love this book.
Photographs and line drawings
throughout
4-color throughout
$19.95 paperback original w/flaps
Shufunotomo is a distinguished Japanese publisher of books on crafts,
health, self-help, and more.
(Canada $23.95)
ISBN 978-1-59030-731-1
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Ltd. (Japan)
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Suzuko Koseki
ISBN 978-1-59030-649-9
$18.95 pb (Canada $23.00)
Linen, Wool, Cotton
Akiko Mano
ISBN 978-1-59030-648-2
$17.95 pb (Canada $22.00)
SEPTEMBER
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SEPTEMBER
PA P E R B A C K O R I G I N A L W I T H C D
Dissolving Pain
Simple Brain-Training Exercises
for Overcoming Chronic Pain
Les Fehmi and Jim Robbins
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A leader in the field of
brainwave biofeedback
explains how to overcome
chronic pain with simple
brain-training exercises.
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Health
or four decades, Dr. Les Fehmi has been training people to
regulate their own brainwave patterns to improve their
mental, emotional, and physical health. His new book focuses
on the treatment of pain, and it is based on the premise that although pain is perceived to exist in a particular part of the body,
pain actually arises in the brain.
Drawing on existing scientific research and on decades of
clinical experience, he offers brain-training exercises that quiet
the pain signal in the brain. The exercises involve altering the
way we pay attention to pain, cultivating what Fehmi calls
Open-Focus Attention: a relaxed form of awareness that changes
the neural blood flow and increases alpha brainwave activity (associated with reduced stress and beneficial hormonal changes).
These exercises are effective in the treatment of many forms of
pain including back, shoulder, neck, and joint pain; headaches;
muscle pain and tension; and pain from traumatic injury.
Included with the book is a 60-minute CD that guides listeners through the Open-Focus exercises to help them to become
pain free.
6 x 9, 224 pages, 1 CD
$16.95 paperback original with CD
(Canada $19.95)
ISBN 978-1-59030-780-9
“The techniques described in this book can make life fuller, more
enjoyable, and more productive.”—Andrew Weil, MD
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Les Fehmi, PhD, BCIA-EEG, is director of the Princeton Biofeedback
Centre in Princeton, New Jersey. He holds an MA and PhD in psychology from UCLA and completed a post-doctoral fellowship at UCLA’s
Brain Research Institute. He is also the author of The Open-Focus Brain.
Jim Robbins is an award-winning journalist and science writer, with
frequent contributions to the New York Times, Smithsonian, Scientific
American, Discover, and Psychology Today.
Also available
The Open-Focus Brain
Les Fehmi and Jim Robbins
ISBN 978-1-59030-612-3
$18.95 pb (Canada $22.00 )
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SEPTEMBER
PAPERBACK REISSUE
Ordinary Recovery
Mindfulness, Addiction, and
the Path of Lifelong Sobriety
William Alexander
Foreword by Kevin Griffin
T
he key to ongoing freedom from alcoholism or any other
kind of addiction is right before us, here and now, in the
ordinary and perfect present moment. The problem is that addictions are often the result of our efforts to escape living in the
present in the first place. Bill Alexander’s unique approach uses
mindfulness, story, and meditation to help alcoholics and others
learn to come back to the present moment and find healing there.
Emerging scientific research suggests that mindfulness (a
nonjudgmental awareness of our moment-to-moment experience) can help prevent addiction relapse. Ordinary Recovery is a
revised edition of Alexander’s book Cool Water, with a new
foreword, a new preface by the author, updates throughout the
book, and a new resources section.
“Bill Alexander gets at the blood and soul of recovery.”—Kevin Griffin,
author of One Breath at a Time
“Unpretentious and profound. Alexander’s book shows readers that
simple awareness itself has the magical power to heal.”—Publishers Weekly
How meditation and mindfulness can help recovering
alcoholics find lasting
sobriety.
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Addiction / Recovery
5 ½ x 8 ½, 160 pages
$15.95 paperback
(Canada $18.95)
ISBN 978-1-59030-828-8
(previous ISBN [Cool Water]
978-1-57062-254-0)
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William Alexander is on staff at the Hazelden Foundation in Minnesota, where he
teaches meditation and leads workshops on
Ordinary Recovery.
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N OV E M B E R
N O W I N PA P E R B A C K
The Natural Laws
of Good Luck
A Memoir of an Unlikely Marriage
Ellen Graf
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“An impressive debut, one
of the funniest and most
moving love stories to
come around in a long
time.”—Library Journal
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Memoir
5 ½ x 8 ½, 272 pages
$15.95 paperback
(Canada $18.95)
ISBN 978-1-59030-833-2
(HC ISBN 978-1-59030-691-8)
llen is forty-six, divorced, and having no luck with personal ads when her Chinese girlfriend comes up with a
plan: she has a brother in China, Zhong-hua, who’s lonely too.
Maybe they’d like each other? Taking a leap of faith that most
of us wouldn’t dare, Ellen travels to China to meet him. Though
they speak only a few words of each other’s language, there’s an
unspoken connection between them and they decide to marry.
What follows is a remarkably touching and humorous story
of two people from completely different worlds trying to make
a marriage work. Settling in at Ellen’s ramshackle farmhouse
in upstate New York, they quickly discover the cultural chasm
that lies between them. Ellen and her teenage daughter decide
to adopt a policy of nonjudgment as Zhong-hua lobbies to sell
their refrigerator (“Just three people, no need”), serves them
giant sea slugs for dinner, and brusquely nudges Ellen aside
without an “excuse me” (“Family no need these kind of words”).
Zhong-hua is not the type to offer his wife impromptu smiles
or hugs, but in bed at night he holds her tightly like she’s
“something long lost and precious that might not live until
morning.” The Natural Laws of Good Luck is an unusual and
exquisitely written love story—one that will resonate with
anyone who has ever contemplated with wonder the spaces
that exist between us and those we care about.
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“A poignant, witty look at cultural misunderstandings, the intimacies of
marriage, and the deep bonds of human connection.”—Gail Tsukiyama
“A compelling read for anyone with an interest in the nuts and bolts of
how to keep a marriage together.”—Times Union
“Graf’s exquisite memoir is quite simply the greatest love story I’ve
ever read.”—Aimee Liu, author of Cloud Mountain
Ellen Graf is a writer and sculptor. A Ludwig Vogelstein Foundation
Grant winner, she holds an MFA in creative writing from Bennington
College. [10]
N OV E M B E R
PAPERBACK ORIGINAL
The Write Start
A Guide to Nurturing Writing at
Every Stage, from Scribbling to
Forming Letters and Writing Stories
Jennifer Hallissy
D
iscover creative ways to introduce your child to the world
of letters and set him or her up for writing success with
this treasure trove of smart ideas. Whether your child is a prewriter who is just starting to practice grasping a pencil or
crayon, or a beginner writer who is starting to string together
letters, words, and sentences, this book offers information and
activities that will help your child develop a love of letters.
From sand writing and chalkboard play to memory games
and letter-writing kits, this book includes fifty-two inventive
activities and games to engage your child in the world of letters.
Each activity includes specific suggestions to tailor the project
to your child’s learning level, including variations for Scribblers
(pre-writers), Spellers (emerging writers), Storytellers (beginner
writers), and Scholars (more experienced young writers).
Based on the author’s experience working with hundreds of
parents and children as a pediatric occupational therapist, she offers a wealth of information on ways to instruct your child in the
basics of writing and to support your young writer at home.
From learning letters
to writing stories—52
fun activities grounded in
child development theory
that introduce writing to
children ages 3 to 6.
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Parenting
6 ½ x 8 ¾, 160 pages
2-color throughout
Jennifer Hallissy is a resourceful mom and a pediatric occupational therapist, with over eleven years of experience and a private practice in Port
Washington, N.Y. She also works to further parents’ and professionals’
awareness of writing readiness through parent and teacher training, curriculum development, therapist mentoring, and consultation. She is a
sought-after presenter of parent workshops and staff development trainings. A contributing writer for Family Fun magazine, she chronicles her
family’s adventures on the road to writing on her blog, www.thewritestart
.typepad.com.
$15.95 paperback original
(Canada $18.95)
ISBN 978-1-59030-837-0
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S HAMBHALA
P U B L I CAT I ON S
SEPTEMBER
N E W I N H A R D C OV E R
The Mirror of Yoga
Awakening the Intelligence of Body and Mind
Richard Freeman
T
A complete exploration of
yoga philosophy, practice,
and history from one of
the most well-respected
teachers in the West.
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Yoga
6 x 9, 256 pages
8 line drawings
$24.95 hardcover
he Mirror of Yoga is a detailed overview of the rich teachings and sutras that inform the many schools of yoga.
With great depth and clarity, Richard Freeman describes the
various styles and schools of yoga; explains the Upanishads and
Sankhya philosophy; and discusses the role of the guru, the
practices of chanting and meditation, and the imperative to
serve others. He gives clear explanations of the Yoga Sutra of
Pantanjali, of the eight limbs of ashtanga yoga, and of the process and purpose of hatha yoga. All of this is applied to the actual practice, giving the reader the tools to digest and apply this
wealth of information.
Looking back five thousand years to early texts, Freeman
observes how the living roots of yoga philosophy have grown
into many schools, techniques, and philosophies that are united
by a vast, interpenetrating “matrix.” This matrix holds the key
to understanding yoga’s full depth and greater purpose. He
shows that all the styles, traditions, and practices are interconnected and contain each other. Ultimately all forms of yoga are
concerned with freeing us from the never-ending quest of the
ego-mind to reduce everything to theories. The various yoga
disciplines are designed to help us see things as they really are
in the present moment and thereby to give us a direct experience
of the deepest truth about ourselves and the whole of being.
(Canada $28.95)
ISBN 978-1-59030-795-3
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Richard Freeman has been a student of yoga since 1968. His background
includes studying Ashtanga, Iyengar, bhakti, and traditional hatha yoga;
Western and Eastern philosophy; and Sanskrit; all of which he incorporates into the Ashtanga yoga practice as taught by his principal teacher,
K. Pattabhi Jois of Mysore, India. Richard teaches at his studio, the Yoga
Workshop, in Boulder, Colorado, as well as teaching at studios and conferences throughout the world. He also has a video series, Yoga with Richard Freeman, which has inspired many people to take up yoga. He is also
a frequent contributor to Yoga Journal.
SEPTEMBER
The Power of an
Open Question
Venturing Beyond Conclusions
on the Buddhist Path
Elizabeth Mattis-Namgyel
Foreword by Dzigar Kongtrül
P
ondering difficult questions leads to powerful insights.
That’s the premise of this intriguing new book by Buddhist
teacher Elizabeth Mattis-Namgyel. The difficult questions are
ones like: What causes human suffering? Where is the self?
How do we get beyond “us-and-them” ways of thinking? By
inviting us to be curious about our personal experience and to
trust our insights, she guides us on a spiritually enriching journey of contemplation that could last a lifetime.
Elizabeth Mattis-Namgyel speaks with the authority of her
training in traditional Tibetan Buddhism, but her language is
friendly and inviting, and her approach is completely accessible. She teaches all around North America and Europe and will
tour to promote the book in the fall of 2010 and spring and
summer of 2011.
“A bold, playful, and invigorating book about the Buddha’s most important and subtle teachings.”—Pema Chödrön, author of Taking the Leap
This book shows how contemplating the mysteries
on the Buddhist path without expecting to find easy
answers leads to the most
powerful spiritual insights.
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Buddhism
5 ½ x 8 ½, 160 pages
“The reader will harvest the fruit of Elizabeth’s mature humility.”
$19.95 hardcover
—Dzongsar Khyentse, author of What Makes You Not a Buddhist
(Canada $23.95)
“Elizabeth Namgyel has written a totally accessible book, one which
shows tremendous depth of understanding.”
—Diana J. Mukpo, author of Dragon Thunder
ISBN 978-1-59030-799-1
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teacher who leads weekend retreats in the
U.S. and throughout Europe. The wife of Tibetan Buddhist master Dzigar Kongtrül, she
was the editor of his two books, It’s Up to You
and Light Comes Through. She has studied
and practiced in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition for twenty-five years. A documentary
film about her life is now in production and
due for release in the summer of 2010.
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SEPTEMBER
PA P E R B A C K R E I S S U E
The Essence of Buddhism
An Introduction to Its Philosophy and Practice
Traleg Kyabgon
Foreword by Sogyal Rinpoche
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A comprehensive survey
of Tibetan Buddhist
philosophy and practice—
now with a foreword from
Sogyal Rinpoche and an
updated cover.
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Buddhism
6 x 9, 224 pages
$16.95 paperback
his lucid overview—which has come to be regarded by
many as the best introductory book on Tibetan Buddhism—looks at its subject from the perspective of the three
traditional “vehicles”: the Hinayana, the Mahayana, and the Vajrayana. These divisions are often presented as a historical development, but here Traleg Kyabgon equates them with the
attitudes that we bring to our Buddhist practice. Basic to them
all is the need to understand our own immediate condition. The
primary tool for achieving this is meditation, and The Essence of
Buddhism serves as a handbook for the various meditative approaches of Buddhist practice.
Beginning with the most basic teaching of the Four Noble
Truths, Traleg Rinpoche goes on to incorporate the expansive
vision of the bodhisattva path and the transformative vision of
Tantra. The final chapters present the transcendent view of
Mahamudra. Along the way, the author provides vivid definitions of fundamental concepts such as compassion, emptiness,
and Buddha-nature.
With a new look and a foreword from Sogyal Rinpoche, this
book will further establish itself as an essential part of the canon
of Tibetan Buddhist literature.
(Canada $19.95)
ISBN 978-1-59030-788-5
(Previous ISBN 978-1-57062-468-1)
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Traleg Kyabgon is director of Kagyu E-Vam
Buddhist Institute, which is headquartered
in Melbourne, Australia, with a major practice center in upstate New York and a practice community in New York City. He has
been teaching and leading retreats for Buddhist groups, as well as lecturing for university courses in the U.S., Canada, Australia,
New Zealand, and Southeast Asia since 1980.
He is also the author of The Practice of Lojong
and Mind at Ease.
SEPTEMBER
PAPERBACK ORIGINAL
Living This Life Fully
Stories and Teachings of Munindra
Mirka Knaster
Foreword by Joseph Goldstein
A
nagarika Munindra (1915–2003) was a Bengali Buddhist master and scholar who was teacher to an entire
generation of practitioners—including some of the most prominent Insight Meditation teachers in America. His students include Daniel Goleman (author of Emotional Intelligence), Sharon
Salzberg (author of Lovingkindness), Jack Kornfield (author of A
Path with Heart), and Joseph Goldstein (author of Insight Meditation). As the teacher of a whole generation of American teachers, he was thus himself a pivotal figure in the transmission of
Buddhism to the West. This is the first book available about
Munindra’s life and teaching, and it features:
A brief biography of Munindra
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The first book about the
beloved and influential
Indian Buddhist master
Never-before-published excerpts of his teachings
Munindra.
Stories and remembrances from Western students
including Daniel Goleman, Sharon Salzberg, and
Jack Kornfield
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Rare photographs
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Munindra embodied the Buddhist teachings in his every
word and act, teaching mindfulness as he went about every
daily task. Contemporary students of Buddhism and Vipassana
will be delighted by the opportunity this book provides to learn
from such a wise teacher who is also an important figure in
their own lineage.
Mirka Knaster is an independent scholar and freelance writer and editor
who holds a PhD in Asian and Comparative Studies. The author of Discovering the Body’s Wisdom, she has studied Vipassana meditation since
1981. She lives with her husband in northern California. For more information, visit www.mirkaknaster.com.
Buddhism
6 x 9, 288 pages
30 photos
(Canada $22.50)
ISBN 978-1-59030-674-1
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SEPTEMBER
PA P E R B A C K O R I G I N A L
The Meaning of
Mary Magdalene
Discovering the Woman
at the Heart of Christianity
Cynthia Bourgeault
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The author of The Wisdom
Jesus goes on a quest to
discover the real Mary
Magdalene—and finds
a powerful model for
21st-century Christians.
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ary Magdalene is one of the most influential symbols in
the history of Christianity—yet, if you look in the Bible,
you’ll find only a handful of verses that speak of her. How did
she become such a compelling saint in the face of such paltry
evidence? In her effort to answer that question, Cynthia Bourgeault examines the Bible, church tradition, art, legend, and
newly discovered texts to see what’s there. She then applies her
own reasoning and intuition, informed by the wisdom of the
ages-old Christian contemplative tradition. What emerges is a
radical view of Mary Magdalene as Jesus’s most important disciple, the one he considered to understand his teaching best.
That teaching was characterized by a nondualistic approach to
the world and by a deep understanding of the value of the feminine. Cynthia shows how an understanding of Mary Magdalene
can revitalize contemporary Christianity, how Christians and
others can, through her, find their way to Jesus’s original teachings and apply them to their modern lives
Christianity
5 ½ x 8 ½, 256 pages
“A spiritual masterpiece, and by far the wisest and most profound book
(Canada $19.95)
ever written on Mary Magdalene.”—Andrew Harvey, author of Son of
ISBN 978-1-59030-495-2
Man and Hope: A Guide to Sacred Action
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Psalms, The Wisdom Jesus, and Centering Prayer and Inner Awakening.
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SEPTEMBER
NOW IN PAPERBACK
The Tassajara Bread Book
Edward Espe Brown
T
he Tassajara Bread Book has been a favorite among renowned chefs and novice bakers alike for more than thirty
years. In this deluxe edition, the same gentle, clear instructions
and wonderful recipes are presented in a new paperback format with an updated interior design and full-color photos of
the breads. Deborah Madison, author of Vegetarian Cooking for
Everyone, says, “This little book has long been a guide for those
who want to bake but don’t know where to begin, as well as for
those who want to go beyond and discover not just recipes, but
bread making itself.”
“A baking Zen priest after [our] own heart!”—O, The Oprah Magazine
“This was the first cookbook I ever bought for myself back when it was
first published. To this day, I consider The Tassajara Bread Book to have
been a major influence not just on my cooking and baking, but on my
“The bible for bread
baking” (Washington Post)—
now in paperback with an
updated look and sixteen
attitude and philosophy about food in general. Thank you, Ed Brown,
pages of color photos.
for this lasting gift.”—Mollie Katzen, author of Moosewood Cookbook
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“I feel a special fondness for this book, which helped launch me on my
way to baking bread. Edward Brown’s warmth shines through on every
Cooking
page, the recipes remain wonderfully unusual (I love the three-layer
7 ¼ x 9 ¼, 192 pages
corn bread, which I’ve never seen elsewhere), and the overall experience
is one of brilliant simplicity.”—Mark Bittman, author of How to Cook
Two-color throughout with two
8-page color inserts
Everything
$18.95 paperback
(Canada $22.50)
ISBN 978-1-59030-836-3
Edward Espe Brown began cooking and practicing Zen in 1965. He was
the first head resident cook at Tassajara Zen Mountain Center from 1967
to 1970. He later worked at the celebrated Greens Restaurant in San
Francisco, serving as busboy, waiter, floor manager, wine buyer, cashier,
host, and manager. Ordained a priest by Shunryu Suzuki Roshi, he has
taught meditation retreats and vegetarian cooking classes throughout
North America and Europe. He is the author of several cookbooks and the
editor of Not Always So, a book of lectures by Shunryu Suzuki Roshi. He is
the subject of the critically acclaimed 2007 film How to Cook Your Life.
(HC ISBN 978-1-59030-704-5)
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SEPTEMBER
Taking the Leap
Freeing Ourselves from Old Habits and Fears
Pema Chödrön
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Inspiring teachings from
“one of the world’s wisest
women” (O, The Oprah
Magazine) on how to free
yourself from destructive
habits and live life with
est-seller Pema Chödrön draws on the Buddhist concept of
shenpa to help us see how certain habits of mind tend to
“hook” us and get us stuck in states of anger, blame, self-hatred,
and addiction. The good news is that once we start to recognize
these patterns, they instantly begin to lose their hold on us and
we can begin to change our lives for the better.
“This path entails uncovering three basic human qualities,”
explains Pema. “They are natural intelligence, natural warmth,
and natural openness. Everyone, everywhere, all over the globe,
has these qualities and can call on them to help themselves and
others.”
This book gives us the insights and practices we can immediately put to use in our lives to awaken these essential qualities. In her friendly and encouraging style, Pema Chödrön
helps us take a bold leap toward a new way of living—one that
will bring about positive transformation for ourselves and for
our troubled world.
courage and wisdom.
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“This short guide provides valuable tools for change in uncertain times.”
—Publishers Weekly
Buddhism
5 x 7 ¾, 128 pages
$14.00 paperback
(Canada $17.00)
ISBN 978-1-59030-843-1
(HC ISBN 978-1-59030-634-5)
Pema Chödrön is an American Buddhist nun in the lineage of Chögyam
Trungpa, the renowned Tibetan meditation master. She is resident
teacher at Gampo Abbey, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, and the author of
several books including the best-selling When Things Fall Apart and The
Places That Scare You.
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SEPTEMBER
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The Best Buddhist
Writing 2010
Edited by Melvin McLeod and the editors
of the Shambhala Sun
H
ere is this year’s installment in the series Publishers Weekly
says “does a great service by highlighting views and
themes as they modulate with each passing year.” The Best Buddhist Writing 2010 is an eclectic, inspiring collection of writings
from the Buddhist perspective. Selected by the editors of the
Shambhala Sun, North America’s leading Buddhist-inspired
magazine, the essays, articles, and interviews in this anthology
offer an entertaining mix of writing styles and reflect on a wide
range of issues. Included are pieces by Gaylon Ferguson, Norman Fischer, Jaimal Yogis, H. H. the Dalai Lama, Joan Sutherland, Mingyur Rinpoche, Sakyong Mipham, Thich Nhat Hanh,
Pema Chödrön, Diane Ackerman, Huston Smith, Susan Piver,
Shozan Jack Haubner, and many others.
Praise for the Best Buddhist Writing series
“Depression, the true meanings of maturity and freedom, and many
other facets of existence are examined in light of the dharma in
thirty-nine penetrating and generous essays, some anecdotal, others
A diverse and thoughtprovoking collection of
Buddhist and Buddhistinspired writings on a
wide range of issues
published in North
America during 2009.
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deep inquiries into Buddhist teachings. The curious, the novice,
Buddhism
and the longtime Buddhist will all be nurtured by this far-ranging
5 ½ x 8 ½ , 320 pages
anthology.”—Booklist
“Anthologies can generate quarrels about who’s in and who’s left out,
yet this one provides a valuable cross-section of American Buddhist
writers and merits continuing annually.”—Publishers Weekly
(Canada $21.50)
ISBN 978-1-59030-826-4
(2009 edition ISBN 978-1-59030-734-2)
Foreign rights not available
Melvin McLeod is the editor-in-chief of the Shambhala Sun and Buddhadharma: The Practitioner’s Quarterly. He is also the author of Mindful
Politics: A Buddhist Guide to Making the World a Better Place.
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O C TO B E R
Bridge of Waves
What Music Is and How Listening
to It Changes the World
W. A. Mathieu
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A joyous exploration of
the mystical dimension of
music—for musicians and
nonmusicians alike.
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usic is nothing but a sequence of fleeting vibrations that
arise and subside. Why can something so insubstantial
thrill us, pacify us, or even make us cry? Because, says W. A.
Mathieu, whether it’s a cantata or a blues jag, a harmonica solo
or a symphony, music always reveals the sacred, making a
bridge across the space between us and others, and uniting
mind and heart within us. It’s truly a mystical path, and you
don’t even need to listen that deeply to discover it. Mathieu’s
lively and delightful essays lead you to question what music is,
how it works, and what it’s for. And he shows you how to make
music a spiritual practice, to understand its value in your life
and in the creation of family and community.
Praise for W. A. Mathieu’s Listening Book
“Mathieu has found the words to tell the power of music.”—Pete Seeger
“A wise and loving owner’s manual for anybody who has ears.”
—Keyboard magazine
“Playful and powerful suggestions for awakening to the music that is
always around us and inside us. His infectious passion for the melodies
and rhythms of everyday life shimmers on every page.”—Yoga Journal
“A true gift for music-makers of any stripe. It offers us not only the
insights of a master teacher and the instincts of a great musician, but
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O C TO B E R
PAPERBACK ORIGINAL
Another question, a most perplexing one: What is this tone that we are listening to? It is nothing.
A musical tone has no substance. It is motion through time—but motion of what? The tone that
began as a notion in my mind went through the muscles in my arm to a black key that operated a
series of levers resulting in a felt hammer striking a taut string that agitated the room’s air in a
pattern of waves that found our eardrums and traveled thence through skin and bone to a hidden
liquid which, rippling like a pond in rain, cajoled teeny hair cells growing like reeds in rivers to
transform the sodium ions in their roots into a train of electrical pulses that split apart and regrouped like startled birds and became at last our consciousness of something we can call G sharp,
but which actually has no name complete enough to honor its power.
And the life of that G sharp didn’t stop after it was “over.” It let loose a stream of notes that
had been waiting impatiently for the sluices to open, a stream begun in past ideas and actions and
now racing in a sudden flood toward future oceans. Maybe every action we make does that, but
every action is not G sharp—this G sharp—that I can isolate in space and in time, a G sharp that
feels clear and right, and connects my inside self with yours, and with the other selves listening in
the room, and with the selves we will touch when we leave the room.
We could ask more questions. Why am I doing such a thing as performing an improvisation on
a piano? I have a quick answer. I need to know who I am, and this is my most complete way of
knowing. And as for why are you listening? You need something as well, some connective beauty
we all seem to be longing for.
Now the piece is over. In the quiet moment before applause, the sense of community is palpable.
We’ve been connected, but not necessarily in the same ways to the same places. If there is anything
we can hold on to in music it is perhaps this quiet, infinite instant when we can inhabit our collective
body. In myriad ways, energies have been bridged. The waves have done their special work.
devi mathieu
—from Bridge of Waves
William “Allaudin” Mathieu is a composer
and musician whose long and colorful career
ranges from his early work with the Stan
Kenton band to his compositions for the Second City comedy troupe, to his best-selling
recordings on the Windham Hill label in the
1980s. He is the author of The Listening Book,
The Musical Life, and Harmonic Experience:
Tonal Harmony from Its Natural Origin to Its
Modern Expression.
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O C TO B E R
Secret Teachings
of Padmasambhava
Essential Instructions on Mastering
the Energies of Life
Translated by Kennard Lipman
T
Instructions on tantric
Buddhist practices from
the eighth-century master
who is credited with
establishing Buddhism
in Tibet.
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hese Tibetan Buddhist teachings provide instructions for
gathering and harnessing basic life energy. According to
the tradition, a very effective way to do this is to arouse sexual
energy and to direct the essence of that energy toward spiritual
realization. According to the philosophy, sexual energy brings
one naturally and effortlessly into flow with creativity and
awareness in both mind and body—when used skillfully by
committed practitioners with appropriate training.
These ancient texts, attributed to the great Tibetan meditation master Padmasambhava (who practiced sexual union with
the famous Tibetan queen Yeshe Tsogyal), offer traditional
Buddhist teachings on the nature of the elements that all beings and our world are made of. They show us a practical view
of how to use life-energy for personal development. The teachings are for experienced Buddhist practitioners.
Kennard Lipman, PhD, studied for more than twenty years with teachers from all four schools of Tibetan Buddhism. He received his PhD under
Dr. Herbert Guenther in Far Eastern Studies in 1979. In 1988, he graduated from the American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine in San
Francisco. Dr. Lipman has written about Tibetan yoga for Yoga Journal
and the mind-body connection in Advances: The Journal of Mind-Body
Health. His previous books, Primordial Experience and You Are the Eyes of
the World, were translated together with Namkhai Norbu Rinpoche.
O C TO B E R
The Buddha Is Still Teaching
Contemporary Buddhist Wisdom
Selected and Edited by Jack Kornfield
F
ollowing the success of Teachings of the Buddha (Shambhala,
1993, over 180,000 copies sold), this new collection that is
selected and edited by the same author focuses on wisdom from
contemporary masters—all of whom are alive and teaching today.
It demonstrates that the Buddha is, after 2,500 years, indeed still
teaching—through the voices of this contemporary generation
of dedicated teachers who are able to express the timeless truth of
Buddhism in a way that is wonderfully accessible to people today.
Contributors include: the Dalai Lama, Thich Nhat Hanh,
Pema Chödrön, Natalie Goldberg, Joseph Goldstein, Dilgo
Khyentse, Sharon Salzburg, Sakyong Mipham, Stephen Levine,
Sylvia Boorstein, Ajahn Chah, Jack Kornfield, and others.
Praise for Jack Kornfield
A collection of inspiring
Buddhist teachings,
interpreted for a
new generation by
“One of the great spiritual teachers of our time.”—Alice Walker
contemporary teachers.
“Jack Kornfield brings to life a way to understand and cultivate mindful-
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ness, compassion, lovingkindness and true wisdom that penetrates to
the core of what liberation is all about.”—Jon Kabat-Zinn
Buddhism
5 x 7 ¼, 336 pages
$19.95 hardcover
Jack Kornfield trained as a Buddhist monk
in the monasteries of Thailand, India, and
Burma. He is a founding teacher of the Insight Meditation Society in Barre, Massachusetts, and Spirit Rock Meditation Center in
Woodacre, California, and has taught meditation internationally since 1974. His books
include After the Ecstasy, the Laundry; The Art
of Forgiveness, Lovingkindness, and Peace; Meditation for Beginners; and The Wise Heart.
(Canada $23.95)
ISBN 978-1-59030-692-5
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O C TO B E R
Living Dharma
Teachings and Meditation Instructions
from Twelve Theravada Masters
Jack Kornfield
I
A collection of teachings
on the practice of meditation by twelve contemporary Buddhist masters from
n this book, Jack Kornfield presents the heart of Buddhist
practice as taught by twelve highly respected masters from
Southeast Asia. Here, renowned teachers such as Mahasi Sayadaw, U Ba Khin, Mohnyin Sayadaw, and Achaan Maha Boowa
describe a rich variety of meditation techniques—practices that
can lead to the dissolution of a limited sense of self, an awakening of insight, compassion for all beings, and the realization of
Nirvana. In other chapters, Achaan Chaa, Achaan Buddhadasa,
and Sunlun Sayadaw offer practices clarifying the essential attitude that will allow each person to discover the truth of the
Buddha’s teaching here and now—the living Dharma. The
book also provides teachings on the basic tenets of Buddhism
and a look at the Buddhist tradition as taught in Burma, Thailand,
and Laos. It also includes a new introduction by Jack Kornfield.
Southeast Asia, now with
a new preface from the
author.
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“Essential principles of Buddhism are outlined and placed in a modern
context. A useful, practical guide to the art of meditation.”
—Library Journal
Buddhism
6 x 9, 336 pages
$18.95 paperback
(Canada $22.50)
ISBN 978-1-59030-832-5
(previous ISBN 978-1-57062-138-3)
“Jack Kornfield has performed an admirable service by introducing
to the Western world a host of accomplished Buddhist teachers from
Burma, Thailand, and Southeast Asia. He writes from a wealth of personal experience, describing the various nuances of personal style and
particular teachings of a wide range of Buddhist teachers. It is an enjoyable and inspiring spiritual odyssey and is highly recommended for both
the beginner and for the seasoned meditator.”—Yoga Journal
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Jack Kornfield trained as a Buddhist monk in the monasteries of Thailand, India, and Burma. He is a founding teacher of the Insight Meditation Society in Barre, Massachusetts, and Spirit Rock Meditation Center
in Woodacre, California, and has taught meditation internationally since
1974. His books include After the Ecstasy, the Laundry and The Art of Forgiveness, Lovingkindness, and Peace.
O C TO B E R
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The Essence of Budo
A Practitioner’s Guide to Understanding
the Japanese Martial Ways
Dave Lowry
T
he study of budo, or the Japanese martial arts for selfcultivation, is a lifelong path toward perfection of character. Here, Dave Lowry, a sword master who has practiced and
taught budo for over forty years, addresses the myriad issues,
vagaries, and inconsistencies that arise for students of karatedo, judo, kendo, kenjutsu, aikido, and iaido as their training develops. He examines such questions as:
What is the relationship between the student and
teacher, and what should one expect from the other?
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What does rank really mean?
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How do you correctly and sensitively practice with
someone less experienced than you?
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What does practice look like as one ages?
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Why do budo arts put such an emphasis on etiquette?
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And many others
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Lowry also gives practical advice for beginning and advanced students on improving structural integrity in posture
and movement, focusing under stress, stances and preparatory
actions before engaging with an opponent, and recognizing a
good teacher from a bad one.
Reflections on the everyday problems, questions,
and experiences encountered by students of the
Japanese martial arts—
written by an American
sword master.
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Martial Arts
5 ½ x 8 ½, 192 pages
Dave Lowry is an accomplished martial artist, calligrapher, and author.
He writes regularly for Black Belt, Furyu: The Budo Journal, and other
popular martial arts magazines. He is the author of numerous books, including The Karate Way, In the Dojo, and Autumn Lightning: The Education
of an American Samurai.
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O C TO B E R
NOW IN PAPERBACK
You Are Here
Discovering the Magic of the Present Moment
Thich Nhat Hanh
I
Simple daily practices
to help us discover the
n this book Thich Nhat Hanh, the renowned Zen monk, author, and meditation master, distills the essence of Buddhist
thought and practice, emphasizing the power of mindfulness to
transform our lives. “Mindfulness is not an evasion or an escape,” he explains. “It means being here, present, and totally
alive. It is true freedom—and without this freedom, there is no
happiness.”
Based on a retreat that Thich Nhat Hanh led for Westerners, this book offers a range of simple, effective practices for
cultivating mindfulness, including awareness of breathing and
walking, deep listening, and skillful speech. You Are Here also
offers guidance on healing emotional pain and manifesting real
love and compassion in our relationships with others.
happiness and freedom
of living in the present
Praise for Thich Nhat Hanh
moment—from the
renowned Buddhist monk
and best-selling author—
“Among Buddhist leaders influential in the West, Thich Nhat Hanh
ranks second only to the Dalai Lama.”—New York Times
now in paperback.
▼
A Vietnamese Zen Buddhist monk, Thich
Nhat Hanh is an internationally known author, poet, scholar, and peace activist, and was
nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize by Martin Luther King Jr. He is the author of numerous books, including the best-selling Peace Is
Every Step and The Miracle of Mindfulness.
Buddhism
5 x 7 ¾, 160 pages
$14.00 paperback
(Canada $17.00)
ISBN 978-1-59030-838-7
(HC ISBN 978-1-59030-675-8)
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N OV E M B E R
NEW IN HARDCOVER
Rebel Buddha
On the Road to Freedom
Dzogchen Ponlop
zogchen Ponlop presents traditional Buddhist philosophy and practice for Generations X and Y in this refreshing new take on Buddhism for modern times. Each of us has an
inner rebel, he teaches, and that rebel represents our innate
wisdom. The inner rebel is the voice inside that tells us we don’t
have to conform to the materialistic status quo. If we listen to
that voice, we discover the courage to pursue a genuine spiritual life.
The authentic Buddhist path is based on testing for oneself
the wisdom attributed to the Buddha that has been passed
down through the centuries. Dzogchen Ponlop encourages his
readers to do just that: to investigate any presentation of “spiritual truth” and to apply our own reasoning and logic to analyzing it from top to bottom. When we’ve examined what it
means and its implications for us and for others, then we’ll
have the conviction to “live up to it,” and serve humanity with
generosity and compassion.
rysiek frackiewicz
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An extraordinarily concise
and insightful treatise on
Buddhism’s relevance, particularly for young people
in today’s global culture—
from a young Tibetan
lama.
“In Rebel Buddha, Dzogchen Ponlop shatters old myths and sweeps away
cultural baggage, presenting the essence of the Buddha’s teachings in a
fresh, contemporary voice. With uncommon clarity and authority, he
offers a new vision for the future of Buddhism that is at once shocking
and hopeful. This is a small book with a big message that is timely and
important.”—Pema Chödrön, author of When Things Fall Apart
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Buddhism
6 x 9, 224 pages
$21.95 hardcover
(Canada $25.95)
ISBN 978-1-59030-874-5
Dzogchen Ponlop (born in 1965) is one of the foremost scholars and
meditation masters of his generation in the Nyingma and Kagyu schools
of Tibetan Buddhism. He is known for his sharp intellect, humor, and the
lucidity of his teaching style. Fluent in the English language, he is a prolific teacher and author, and an accomplished calligrapher, artist, and
poet. His latest books include Mind Beyond Death.
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The Book of Five Rings
Miyamoto Musashi
Translated by Thomas Cleary
Read by Lloyd James
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ere is one of the most influential texts on the subtle arts
of confrontation and victory ever to emerge from Asia.
Composed in 1643 by the famed duelist and undefeated samurai
Miyamoto Musashi, The Book of Five Rings analyzes the process of struggle and mastery over conflict that underlies every
level of human interaction. It is written not only for martial
artists but for anyone who wants to apply the timeless principles of this text to their life. Thomas Cleary’s translation is
immediately accessible, with an introduction that presents the
spiritual background of the warrior tradition. This illustrated
hardcover edition features a reading of the entire text on two
audio CDs.
“Embraced by many contemporary readers as a manual on how to
succeed in life.”—Library Journal
4-color art throughout
$18.00 paper over board
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ISBN 978-1-59030-891-2
Miyamoto Musashi, who lived in Japan in the 1600s, was an undefeated
dueler, a masterless samurai, and an independent teacher. He spent the
last decades of his life refining and teaching his military science.
Thomas Cleary holds a doctorate in East Asian Languages and Civilizations from Harvard University. He is translator of many classic texts
from Sanskrit, Pali, Chinese, Japanese, Old Bengali, and Arabic.
Lloyd James is a professional stage actor and narrator. He has read over
four hundred audiobooks, and has won six AudioFile Earphone Awards.
He lives in Maryland.
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N OV E M B E R
N E W B O O K + AU D I O
The Art of Peace
Morihei Ueshiba
Translated and edited by John Stevens
Read by John Stevens
Teachings on fearlessness, compassion, and love of nature
by the founder of the Japanese martial art of aikido—now
in a handsome book-and-CD presentation.
T
he real way of the warrior is based on compassion, wisdom, fearlessness, and love of nature—as the inspirational
teachings in this collection show. The selections are drawn
from the talks and writings of Morihei Ueshiba, founder of the
popular Japanese martial art of aikido, a mind-body discipline
that offers a nonviolent way to victory in the face of conflict.
This lovely hardcover edition features examples of Ueshiba’s
calligraphy and includes a reading of the text on one audio CD.
Eastern Philosophy
5 ½ x 6 ¼, 192 pages with 1 CD
19 black-and-white calligraphy
$18.00 paper over board
(Canada $21.00)
ISBN 978-1-59030-892-9
Walden
Henry David Thoreau
Illustrated by Michael McCurdy
Read by Lloyd James
A book-and-CD presentation of one of the most influential
books in American literature.
I
n July 1845, Henry David Thoreau built a small cottage in
the woods near Walden Pond in Concord, Massachusetts.
During the two years and two months he spent there, he began
to write Walden, a chronicle of his communion with nature that
became one of the most influential and compelling books in
American literature. As the favorite book of generations of
readers, Walden has become part of the American landscape. Its
message of living simply, in harmony with nature, is needed now
more than ever. Here are select passages that provide a perfect
introduction to Walden, along with woodblock engravings by
Michael McCurdy and two audio CDs of the text read aloud.
Nature and the Environment
5 ½ x 6 ¼, 240 pages with 2 CDs
woodblock engravings throughout
$18.00 paper over board, abridged
(Canada $21.00)
ISBN 978-1-59030-745-8
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N OV E M B E R
The Buddha Speaks
A Book of Guidance from
the Buddhist Scriptures
Edited by Anne Bancroft
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A treasury of teachings,
stories, and sayings in
the words of the Buddha
himself—now in a trade
paperback.
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Buddhism
Selections from The Buddha Speaks
4 ¼ x 6 ¾
176 pages with gatefolds
$14.00 paperback
(Canada $17.00)
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ere is the core of the Buddha’s teaching in his own words,
as it was memorized word-for-word by his disciples and
written down two hundred years after his death. These selections from the Buddhist scriptures deal with the search for
truth, the way of contemplation, life and death, living in community, and many other topics, serving as an excellent small
introduction to the Buddha’s teaching. Whether addressed to
monks and nuns, householders, outcastes, or thieves, the Buddha’s teachings are characterized by one main concern: conveying the reality of our bondage to suffering—and the supremely
good news that liberation is possible. It is a concern as relevant
for people today as it was for the people of north India a millennium and a half ago.
in Shambhala Sun,
Putting down all barriers, let your mind be full of love. Let
it pervade all the quarters of the world so that the whole
wide world, above, below, and around, is pervaded with love.
Let it be sublime and beyond measure so that it abounds
everywhere.
—Digha Nikaya
Meditate on that which is beyond words and symbols. Forsake the demands of the self. By such forsaking, you will live
serenely.
—Sutta Nipata
Anne Bancroft is the author of numerous books, including Zen: Direct
Pointing to Reality and Weavers of Wisdom: Women Mystics of the Twentieth
Century.
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N OV E M B E R
NOW IN PAPERBACK
Haiku Mind
108 Poems to Cultivate Awareness
and Open Your Heart
Patricia Donegan
H
aiku, the Japanese form of poetry written in just three
lines, can be miraculous in its power to articulate the
profundity of the simplest moment—and for that reason haiku
can be a useful tool for bringing us to a heightened awareness
of our lives. Here, the poet Patricia Donegan presents 108 haiku
poems—on themes such as honesty, transience, and compassion—and offers commentary on each as an impetus to meditation and as a key to unlocking the wonder in what we find right
before us.
Now in paperback—a
poignant and evocative
Pausing
collection of haiku and
pausing
halfway up the stair—
white chrysanthemums
—Elizabeth S. Lamb
This haiku epitomizes a moment that we naturally have
or that occurs naturally but that we often hurry or gloss
over. Haiku awareness is a way to tune into this fleeting
moment and merely appreciate what is right in front of
us; in the midst of our daily life activities, the possibility
to slow down, to stop, and then to appreciate naturally
unfolds. For a fleeting moment we simply pause and
note the sunlight on the sheets as we make the bed, note
the warm sun on our cup as we sip tea, or note the fading light on the curtain as we enter the room. And we
let out a breath or sigh. Pausing.
reflections meant to
deepen one’s awareness
of the present moment.
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Poetry / Eastern Philosophy
5 ¼ x 7 ½, 256 pages
$14.95 paperback
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ISBN 978-1-59030-758-8
(HC ISBN 978-1-59030-579-9)
—from Haiku Mind
Patricia Donegan teaches creative writing at Keio University in Tokyo.
For a decade she taught East-West Poetry at Naropa University, in the
writing department’s early years under Allen Ginsberg and Chögyam
Trungpa. She is poetry editor for the Kyoto Journal, and she is the author
of Love Haiku.
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N OV E M B E R
T H I R T Y- F I F T H A N N I V E R S A R Y E D I T I O N
The Tao of Physics
An Exploration of the Parallels between
Modern Physics and Eastern Mysticism
35th Anniversary Edition
Fritjof Capra
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The best-selling classic
(over 870,000 copies sold
in the U.S. and Canada) on
the paradoxes of modern
physics and their relationship to concepts of Eastern
mysticism.
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ere is the book that brought the mystical implications of
subatomic physics to popular consciousness for the very
first time—way back in 1975. Many books have been written in
the ensuing years about the connections between quantum theory and the ideas of Buddhism, Hinduism, and Taoism, but Fritjof Capra’s Tao of Physics serves as the foundation on which the
others have been built, and its wisdom has stood the test of time.
Its publication in more than twenty-three languages stands as
testimony to its universal applicability, and its astonishing threeand-a-half decades of strong sales to its enduring significance.
This special edition celebrates the thirty-fifth anniversary of this
early Shambhala best seller that has gone on to become a true
classic. It includes a fresh cover design and a new preface by
the author reflecting on further discoveries and developments
in the years since the book’s original publication.
“Physicists do not need mysticism,” Dr. Capra says, “and
mystics do not need physics, but humanity needs both. “ It’s a
message of timeless importance.
Science / Eastern Philosophy
6 x 9, 368 pages
$17.95 paperback
(Canada $21.50)
ISBN 978-1-59030-835-6
(previous ISBN 978-1-57062-519-0)
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“A brilliant best seller. Lucidly analyzes the tenets of Hinduism,
Buddhism, and Taoism to show their striking parallels with the latest
discovery in cyclotrons.”—New York magazine
“A pioneering book of real value and wide appeal.”—Washington Post
“I have been reading the book with amazement and the greatest interest,
recommending it to everyone I meet and, as often as possible, in my
lectures. I think you have done a magnificent and extremely important
job.”—Joseph Campbell
Fritjof Capra has done research in theoretical high-energy physics at the
University of Paris; the University of California; Stanford University;
and Imperial College, London. He holds a PhD from the University of
Vienna. Dr. Capra is the author of five international best sellers, The Tao
of Physics (1975), The Turning Point (1982), Uncommon Wisdom (1988),
The Web of Life (1996), and The Hidden Connections (2002).
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N OV E M B E R
Essential Gnostic Scriptures
Edited and translated by
Willis Barnstone and Marvin Meyer
G
nosticism was a diverse religious movement of the first
millennium c.e. whose followers sought salvation above
all through personal religious experience. Gnostic writings
offer striking perspectives on both early Christian and nonChristian thought. This collection provides fresh translations
of some of the most popular and beautiful Gnostic texts, with
an eye to presenting them as literature, with full appreciation of
the aesthetic sense of the original languages of Greek, Latin,
Coptic, and Arabic. Among the works included are new translations of the best-selling Gospel of Mary Magdalene and the
Gospel of Judas—along with many lesser-known texts of profound wisdom and striking beauty.
Praise for The Gnostic Bible
“An enormously rich collection of sources—a wonderful achievement!”
—Elaine Pagels, author of The Gnostic Gospels and Beyond Belief
Poetic, accessible new
translations of the most
essential gnostic texts—a
brilliant collaboration by a
world-renowned poet and
a prominent scholar of
“May well be the most comprehensive collection of gnostic materials
early Christianity—
ever gathered in one volume.”—Publishers Weekly
including a new translation
of the best-selling Gospel
Willis Barnstone, PhD, is a poet and scholar who has published dozens
of books of poetry, translation, criticism, and memoir. He is Distinguished
Professor of Comparative Literature at Indiana University.
Marvin Meyer, PhD, is Griset Professor of Bible and Christian Studies
in the Department of Religious Studies at Chapman University in Orange, California. His books include The Gospel of Thomas and The Ancient
Mysteries.
of Judas.
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Christianity
5 ½ x 8 ½, 240 pages
$21.95 hardcover
(Canada $25.95)
ISBN 978-1-59030-549-2
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Willis Barnstone and Marvin Meyer
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N OV E M B E R
F O RT I E T H A N N I V E R S A RY E D I T I O N
Meditation in Action
40th anniversary edition
Chögyam Trungpa
Afterword by Samuel Bercholz
I
A concise, classic handbook of Buddhist spiritual
practice from a renowned
Tibetan meditation
master—now in a 40th
anniversary edition with
a new afterword.
▼
n Meditation in Action, Chögyam Trungpa teaches that meditation is based on trying to see what is, rather than trying to
achieve a higher mental or physical state. Trungpa describes
the life of the Buddha, and emphasizes that, like the Buddha, we
must find the truth for ourselves, rather than following someone else’s example. Meditation in action might also be called
“working meditation,” for it is not a retreat from the world.
Rather, it builds the foundation for tremendous compassion,
awareness, and creativity in all aspects of a person’s mind or
behavior.
There are six activities associated with meditation in action:
generosity, discipline, patience, energy, clarity, and wisdom.
Trungpa transcends the conventional understanding of these
terms, showing how through simple, direct experience, one
can attain real wisdom—the ability to see clearly into situations and to deal with them skillfully, without the self-consciousness connected with ego.
This fortieth anniversary edition features a new afterword
by Samuel Bercholz, founder of Shambhala Publications.
Buddhism
5 x 7 ¼, 112 pages
$14.00 paperback
(Canada $17.00)
ISBN 978-1-59030-876-9
(Previous ISBN 978-1-57062-202-1)
Foreign Rights: Shambhala
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Chögyam Trungpa (1940–1987) was a meditation master, teacher, and
artist who founded Naropa University in Boulder, Colorado, and an international association of meditation centers known as Shambhala International. He is the author of numerous books.
N OV E M B E R
F O RT I E T H A N N I V E R S A RY E D I T I O N
Zen Mind, Beginner’s Mind
40th anniversary edition
Shunryu Suzuki
With a new afterword by David Chadwick
I
n the forty years since its original publication, Zen Mind, Beginner’s Mind has become one of the great modern Zen classics, much beloved, much reread, and much recommended as
the best first book to read on Zen. Suzuki Roshi presents the
basics—from the details of posture and breathing in zazen to
the perception of nonduality—in a way that is not only remarkably clear, but that also resonates with the joy of insight from
the first to the last page. It’s a book to come back to time and
time again as an inspiration to practice and it is now available
to a new generation of seekers in this fortieth anniversary edition, with a new afterword from David Chadwick.
“One of the best, and most succinct, introductions to Zen practice.”
—Library Journal
“[This] is a different book every time I read it. Behind the simplicity, it
is dense with Zen wisdom that flashes like lightning as you read and
reread.”—Jon Lebkowskyl, Millennium Whole Earth Catalog
“This is one of the top five Buddhist books, ever.”—Elephant
The best seller and
perennial spiritual classic
presented with a new cover
and a new afterword.
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Zen Buddhism
5 ¼ x 8 ¼, 144 pages
$24.95 hardcover
(Canada $28.95)
ISBN 978-1-59030-850-9
(previous ISBN 978-0-8348-0052-6)
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[37]
DECEMBER
NEW IN HARDCOVER
Daring to Trust
Opening Ourselves to Real Love and Intimacy
David Richo
A
The best-selling author
of How to Be an Adult in
ccording to psychotherapist David Richo, all the major
relationship struggles are fundamentally trust issues,
whether it’s fear of commitment, fear of abandonment, communication problems, jealousy, or a tendency to be controlling. In
Daring to Trust, he explores the importance of trust throughout
our emotional lives: how it develops in childhood and how it
becomes an essential aspect of healthy adult relationships.
Richo emphasizes that developing trust in others begins by developing true trust in ourselves—in our feelings, our body, and
in our inner voice—and he offers practical exercises for exploring and enhancing our sense of trust.
Topics include:
How we learn to trust in relationships
Relationships explains how
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to build trust, the essential
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ingredient in all successful
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relationships.
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Why we fear trusting
How to know if someone is trustworthy
What to do when trust is broken
Developing trust in ourselves as the basis
for trusting others
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Self-Help
5 ½ x 8 ½, 192 pages
Praise for previous books by David Richo
$21.95 hardcover
(Canada $25.95)
ISBN 978-1-59030-824-0
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“Richo gently and compassionately coaches readers. His book will help
those seeking personal transformation.”—Publishers Weekly
“Lucid, thought-provoking, and illuminating.”—Martha Beck, author of
Finding Your Own North Star
DECEMBER
Our first life task was to trust. We may have been gratified to notice it was wisely placed. Or we
may have been let down as we found out it was not. When trust happens with our parents or with
any person, we are launched into an assurance that the world and others have what it takes to fulfill
us. Trusting later in life will come easy.
The opposite of trust is not mistrust. It is despair because we have given up on believing that
safety and fulfillment are possible. We have lost our hope in fellow humans. Trusting was our first
need. Perhaps it became our worst fear. In the venture of growing as adults in relationship, it is our
finest risk.
One of the first things we notice when we enter an intimate relationship is that trust is required
if it is to work. If we never learned to trust others to begin with, we will be bewildered and notice
that we are in over our heads. We will feel powerless because we did not make the preparations
required to take a course this complex.
A healthy adult learns to trust himself first. We trust ourselves to receive trustworthiness with
appreciation and to handle untrustworthiness with strength but without retaliation. We shall be
seeing clearly in this book that trust can grow with practice, especially that of choosing to be trustworthy, whether or not others may be.
—From Daring to Trust
David Richo, PhD, is a psychotherapist,
teacher, and writer who is known for drawing on Buddhist thought, poetry, and Jungian
perspectives. He is the author of How to Be an
Adult in Relationships and The Five Things We
Cannot Change. He lives in Santa Barbara and
San Francisco, California.
Also available
How to Be an Adult in Relationships
ISBN 978-1-57062-812-2
$15.95 pb (Canada $19.95)
The Five Things We Cannot Change
ISBN 978-1-59030-308-5
$12.95 pb (Canada $16.95)
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DECEMBER
The Tibetan
Buddhism Reader
Edited by Reginald A. Ray
T
Short inspirational
selections from the
his portable compendium will be cherished by students of
Tibetan Buddhism as well as the many readers of such
popular books as The Art of Happiness, When Things Fall Apart,
The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying, and Awakening the Buddha
Within. It features short inspirational selections and pithy quotations from the great masters of Tibetan Buddhism, past and
present, including Milarepa, H. H. the Dalai Lama, Sogyal
Rinpoche, Patrul Rinpoche, Chögyam Trungpa, and others.
Topics include cultivating compassion, letting go of ego, and
developing a clear perception of our own true nature.
great masters of
Tibetan Buddhism,
past and present.
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Buddhism
4 ¼ x 6 ¾, 192 pages
$14.95 paperback with gatefolds
(Canada $17.95)
ISBN 978-1-59030-834-9
Selections from The Tibetan Buddhism Reader
So what exactly is Buddha nature? It is the sky-like nature of
our mind. Utterly open, free, and limitless, it is fundamentally so simple and so natural that it can never be complicated, corrupted, or stained, so pure that it is beyond even
the concept of purity and impurity. As it is said, “It is simply your flawless, present awareness, cognizant and empty,
naked, and awake.”
—Sogyal Rinpoche
Foreign rights not available
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in Shambhala Sun,
While a sailor has a boat, he should cross the ocean; . . .
while a poor man has a wish-granting cow he should milk it;
while a traveler has a superb horse, he should ride it to
faraway places. Now, while you have a precious human life
and a teacher who embodies the buddhas of the past, present, and future, think with great joy and enthusiasm how
you will travel the highway of sacred Dharma, drawing ever
closer to the ultimate goal of liberation and enlightenment.
—Shabkar
Reginald A. Ray, PhD, is a faculty member at Naropa University and is
President and Spiritual Director of the Dharma Ocean Foundation, which
is dedicated to the practice, study, and preservation of the teachings of
Chögyam Trungpa. He is also the author of many books, including Indestructible Truth and In the Presence of Masters.
[40]
DECEMBER
NOW IN PAPERBACK
The Courage to Be Present
Buddhism, Psychotherapy, and the Awakening
of Natural Wisdom
Karen Kissel Wegela
T
he quality of presence a therapist or counselor brings to
the therapeutic relationship can make all the difference in
the world in how effective treatment is. But an open, compassionate presence doesn’t just happen. Here, a seasoned psychotherapist shows how therapists—and anyone—can cultivate
the presence of healing by using as their model the Buddhist
figure of the bodhisattva, the archetype of compassionate service. For the growing number of professional counselors interested in meditation and Buddhist concepts, this book provides
ways for integrating those principles and practices into their
work with clients.
Dr. Wegela brings together her years of teaching psychology at the graduate level and practicing psychotherapy with
clients, along with thirty years of meditation experience, to
show just how useful Buddhist principles can be for enhancing
the therapeutic process.
“Karen Kissel Wegela brings her long experience as a therapist, a
An in-depth guide to
integrating Buddhist
insights and practices
into the work of
psychotherapy—now
in paperback.
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teacher, and a meditator to this fine exploration of the integration
Psychology
of Buddhism and psychotherapy.”
5 ½ x 8 ½, 240 pages
—Gay Watson, author of Beyond Happiness
$16.95 paperback
“This book will be valuable reading both for psychotherapists in training
with an interest in Buddhism, as well as for experienced therapists who
want to deepen their understanding of how Buddhist thought and practice can enhance psychotherapeutic work.”—Ronald D. Siegel, PsyD,
Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychology, Harvard Medical School,
(Canada $19.95)
ISBN 978-1-59030-830-1
(HC ISBN 978-1-59030-658-1)
and coeditor of Mindfulness and Psychotherapy
Karen Kissel Wegela, PhD, has been a professor at Naropa University
for twenty-seven years. She teaches classes in Buddhism and psychology
at the master’s level. Dr. Wegela also has a private psychotherapy practice. She holds a PhD in counseling, psychology, and experiential learning. In addition to her book How to Be a Help Instead of a Nuisance, Dr.
Wegela has written articles for professional journals and she is a columnist for the Shambhala Sun magazine.
[41]
DECEMBER
Yoga for Emotional Balance
Simple Practices to Help Relieve
Anxiety and Depression
Bo Forbes
W
A practical yoga book
that shows how to balance
feelings of anxiety and
depression—from a
clinical psychologist
and yoga instructor.
hen we feel emotionally overwhelmed, we often talk
about what’s bothering us with a friend or therapist.
Here is a new approach—balance your mind with your body.
Bo Forbes, a clinical psychologist and yoga instructor, found
that when our body is relaxed and balanced, our emotions also
become in tune. This observation inspired her to introduce a
blend of yoga and relaxation into her psychotherapy practice,
with positive results. The simple yoga practice she developed is
ideal for when we feel stressed out or slightly depressed, though
it is also a helpful tool for people with more serious anxiety or
depression.
This book offers part self-help and part yoga therapy. It explains how our physical body and emotions are interconnected,
and how yoga can impact our emotional well-being. It then
goes on to offer:
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Yoga / Self-Help
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A questionnaire to help readers gauge their level of
anxiety or depression
Yoga poses and breathing techniques to alleviate
anxiety
6 x 8 ¼, 224 pages
35 black-and-white photographs
Yoga poses and breathing techniques to alleviate
depression
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(Canada $23.95)
ISBN 978-1-59030-760-1
Yoga poses and breathing techniques to alleviate the
combination of anxiety and depression
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On sale On sale December 28, 2010
A troubleshooting chapter so that even the novice
can practice yoga comfortably
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[42]
Bo Forbes, PsyD, is a clinical psychologist,
yoga teacher, and integrative yoga therapist
with over twenty years of clinical experience.
She is the founder and director of the Center
for Integrative Yoga Therapeutics in Boston,
which specializes in therapeutic applications
of yoga for anxiety, insomnia, depression, and
chronic pain disorders. Bo regularly offers
yoga workshops at Kripalu, and she also
writes about yoga and psychology for Yoga
Journal and Body & Soul.
DECEMBER
Beyond Happiness
The Zen Way to True Contentment
Ezra Bayda
M
any books have been published in recent years on happiness. Zen teacher Ezra Bayda believes that the happiness “boom” has been largely a bust for readers. Why? Because
it’s precisely the pursuit of happiness that keeps us trapped in
cycles of dissatisfaction and suffering.
In Beyond Happiness, Bayda draws on Zen teachings to question our conventional notions about happiness. Most of us seek
happiness in things that are external to us. We imagine that
getting more money, a better relationship, or going on a nice
vacation will finally make us happy. But he shows us that the
deepest and most lasting kind of happiness does not rely on
external circumstances at all. It’s deeper than any kind of passing emotional state or circumstance, and beyond any idea we
have about it.
He offers Zen insights and practices to help readers to tap
into the true sources of lasting happiness: mindfulness, compassion, gratitude, and generosity. Beyond Happiness is loaded
with simple meditation and mindfulness practices that will
help readers to put these insights into action in their daily
lives. Practices include: basic sitting meditation, gratitude
practice, loving-kindness practice, and the Three Questions
(Am I happy right now? What blocks happiness? Can I surrender to
what is?).
Praise for previous books by Ezra Bayda
A well-known meditation
teacher explains that true
happiness can only be
found by dropping our
idea about happiness and
learning to live fully and
fearlessly in the moment.
▼
Buddhism
5 ½ x 8 ½, 160 pages
$21.95 hardcover
(Canada $25.95)
ISBN 978-1-59030-825-7
“Bayda writes with exceptional clarity and simplicity about the awakened
life. His style is as plain spoken as Pema Chödrön’s.”—Publishers Weekly
“A beautifully simple reflection on what it means to be, rather than to
try to be.”—Thomas Moore, author of Care of the Soul
“If you want to wake up, not just talk about it, this clear, inspiring book
provides the practical guidance we all need.”—Charlotte Joko Beck,
author of Everyday Zen
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Ezra Bayda teaches at Zen Center San Diego. He is also the author of
Being Zen, At Home in the Muddy Water, Saying Yes to Life (Even the Hard
Parts), and Zen Heart.
[43]
The Sound of One Hand
Paintings and Calligraphy by Zen Master Hakuin
Audrey Yoshiko Seo and Stephen Addiss
H
The first comprehensive
akuin Ekaku (c. 1685–1768), who is famous for the koan
“What is the sound of one hand?” used his expressive
and spontaneous art as a teaching first and foremost. His work
is beautiful, but also whimsical, and even sometimes funny
enough to cause viewers to laugh out loud. Those unschooled
in Zen art fall in love with it just as much as the true afficionados do. This beautifully produced, large-format book brings
together more than one hundred of Hakuin’s greatest works,
from Japanese national treasures such as “Blind Men Crossing
Bridge” to incidental pieces brushed in moments of inspiration
and given as gifts to his students.
collection of art by the
preeminent Japanese Zen
master and artist—published
to coincide with major
exhibitions of his work
in New York, New
Orleans, and Los Angeles
between 2010 and 2011.
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Art / Buddhism
8
7
16
x 11 ¾, 288 pages
4-color throughout
$65.00 hardcover
(Canada $76.00)
ISBN 978-1-59030-578-2
Audrey Yoshiko Seo, PhD, teaches Japanese art and culture at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia. She is a specialist in
Zen brushwork and twentieth-century Japanese art.
Stephen Addiss, PhD, is Tucker-Boatwright Professor of the Humanities: Art at the University of Richmond, Virginia, and is himself a renowned calligraphic artist. One of the great American authorities on Zen
art, he is the author of more than thirty-five other books, including The
Art of Zen.
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Art of Peace, The, 31
Living This Life Fully, 17
Lowry, Dave, 27
Bancroft, Anne, 32
Barnstone, Willis, 35
Bayda, Ezra, 43
Best Buddhist Writing 2010, The, 21
Beyond Happiness, 43
Book of Five Rings, The, 30
Bridge of Waves, 22
Brown, Edward Espe, 19
Buddha Is Still Teaching, The, 25
Buddha Speaks, The, 32
Mathieu, W. A., 22
Mattis-Namgyel, Elizabeth, 15
McCurdy, Michael, 31
McLeod, Melvin, 21
Meaning of Mary Magdalene, The, 18
Meditation in Action, 36
Meyer, Marvin, 35
Mirror of Yoga, The, 14
Musashi, Miyamoto, 30
Capra, Fritjof, 32
Chödrön, Pema, 20
Cleary, Thomas, 30
Courage to Be Present, The, 41
Creative Paper Cutting, 6
Cynthia Bourgeault, 18
Daring to Trust, 38
Dissolving Pain, 8
Donegan, Patricia, 33
Essence of Buddhism, The, 16
Essence of Budo, The, 27
Essential Gnostic Scriptures, 35
Fehmi, Les, 8
Forbes, Bo, 42
Freeman, Richard, 14
Graf, Ellen, 10
Haiku Mind, 33
Hallissy, Jennifer, 11
Hanh, Thich Nhat, 28
Ikebana Style, 4
James, Lloyd, 28, 30, 31
Kornfield, Jack, 25, 26
Knaster, Mirka, 17
Kubo, Keiko, 4
Kyabgon, Traleg, 16
Lipman, Kennard, 24
Living Dharma, 26
Natural Laws of Good Luck, The, 10
Ordinary Recovery, 9
Ponlop, Dzogchen, 29
Power of an Open Question, The, 15
Rebel Buddha, 29
Robbins, Jim, 8
Secret Teachings of
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Taking the Leap, 20
Tassajara Bread Book, The, 19
Ray, Reginald A., 40
Richo, David, 38
Shufunotomo, 6
Stevens, John, 31
Suzuki, Shunryu, 37
Tao of Physics, The, 34
Thoreau, Henry David, 31
Tibetan Buddhism Reader, The, 40
Trungpa, Chögyam, 36
Ueshiba, Morihei, 31
Walden, 31
Wegela, Karen Kissel, 41
Write Start, The, 11
Yoga for Emotional Balance, 42
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