WISDOM PUBLICATIONS

HOLIDAY CATALOG2011 / 2012

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Wisdom is once again pleased to present our new and recent releases toyou. We know our readers turn to us for different reasons—rangingfrom personal edification to scholarly research—and we feel our list

of titles has gems in it for you regardless of what brings you to our catalog.This is a time of great change in the publishing industry, a dynamic era pre-

senting every publisher with a host of challenges. Amid all this, Wisdom strivesto offer the best selected and edited Buddhist works with the highest productionvalues, whatever the medium of delivery. We’ve been successful thus far, and weowe this success to our authors and to you, our readers.

At the end of this catalog you’ll find a list of Wisdom titles now available asdigital editions through most major digital vendors. Let us know if there areadditional titles you’re particularly eager to see.

And on a different note, with sadness we consider the anniversary of the pass-ing of our friends, Geshe Tsulga and E. Gene Smith. Gene spent a handful ofinvaluable years with Wisdom helping to develop our editorial capacity. We ben-efited immensely from his vast knowledge and network of scholars and otherswho would come to visit Gene as if on pilgrimage. It is inspiring to see the flour-ishing of Gene’s legacy organization, the Tibetan Buddhist Resource Center(tbrc.org). Started while he was at Wisdom, TBRC continues to fulfill its criticalmission of preserving, cataloging, and disseminating original Tibetan texts online.All of us at Wisdom feel much gratitude for Gene’s life and legacy, as well as forthat of Geshe Tsulga and Ribur Rinpoche (seen here during a visit in 2000).

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Ribur Rinpoche, Geshe Tsulga,Tim McNeill, Gene Smith, David Kittelstrom

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Celebrating the twentieth anniversary of THE CLASSIC BESTSELLER—over a quarter million copies in circulation.

MINDFULNESS INPLAIN ENGLISHTwentieth-Anniversary EditionBhante Gunaratana

“A masterpiece.”—Jon Kabat-Zinn, author

Wherever You Go, There You Are

“A classic, one of the very best Englishsources for authoritative explanationsof the mindfulness tradition—a helpfulguide and good friend on the path.”

—Dan Goleman, author ofEmotional Intelligence

“The bible of mindfulness.”—Barry Boyce,

editor of Mindful magazine

“Wonderfully clear andstraightforward.”—Joseph Goldstein,

author of A Heart Full of Peace

“Among the very best.”—Tricycle

“Of great value to newcomers,especially people without access to a teacher.”

—Larry Rosenberg, author of Breath by Breath

“One of the best nuts-and-bolts meditation manuals…you can’t do better.”

—Amazon.com “Delivers Eastern Religion”

Also by Bhante G:

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Journey to MindfulnessThe Autobiography of Bhante G.Bhante Gunaratana9780861713479 | 272 pages | $18.95eBook 978086171882

Beyond Mindfulness in Plain EnglishAn Introductory Guide toDeeper States of MeditationBhante Gunaratana9780861715299 | 240 pages | $15.95eBook 9780861719952

Eight Mindful Steps to HappinessWalking the Buddha’s PathBhante Gunaratana9780861711765 | 288 pages | $16.95eBook 9780861719204

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The Library of Tibetan Classics is a special series beingdeveloped by the Institute of Tibetan Classics, in association withWisdom Publications, to make key classical Tibetan texts part of

the global literary and intellectual heritage.

“I am delighted that the Institute ofTibetan Classics is compiling a thirty-two-volume series representing all

major Tibetan schools and traditions.Such an ambitious series could makeTibet’s classical thought truly a worldheritage, an intellectual and spiritual

resource open to all.”—His Holiness Tenzin Gyatso,the Fourteenth Dalai Lama

“Carefully selected, translated, and edited under Geshe Thupten Jinpa’sexpert guidance, it is a momentous achievement contributing enormously

to our understanding of every facet of Tibetan Buddhist culture.”—Sogyal Rinpoche

“The Library of Tibetan Classics brings together the essential texts ofTibetan literature. Of excellent quality and great value to scholars, the

translations are accessible to nonspecialists as well.A truly extraordinary accomplishment.”—Georges Dreyfus, Williams College

“This new series is a landmark in the study of Tibetan culture in generaland Tibetan Buddhism in particular.”

—Leonard van der Kuijp, Harvard University

“This is an invaluable set of translations byhighly competent scholar-practitioners.”—Jeffrey Hopkins, University of Virginia

“The Library of Tibetan Classics project should be among the toppriorities for thinking people in our culture at this time.”

—Robert A.F. Thurman, Columbia University

Mind TrainingThe Great CollectionThupten Jinpa9780861714407Hardcover | 720 pages | $49.95

To download the completeLibrary of Tibetan Classicscatalog, visit wisdompubs.orgorscan the QR code on yourmobile device.

Available volumes include:

The Book of KadamThe Core Texts

Mahamudra and Related InstructionsCore Teachings of the Kagyü Schools

Taking the Result of the PathCore Teachings of the Sakya Lamdré Tradition

Ornament of Stainless LightAn Exposition of the K›lacakra Tantra

The Crystal Mirror of Philosophical SystemsA Tibetan Study of Asian Religious Thought

Mirror of BerylA Historical Introduction to Tibetan Medicine

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The first in a series drawing on the volumes ofThe Library of Tibetan Classics

ESSENTIALMIND TRAININGTranslated and introducedby Thupten Jinpa

“These gems of the Tibetan traditionrepresent a sophisticated path to aninner transformation that moderncontemplative neuroscience nowstudies to better understand the

greater potentials of the human mindand heart.”—Daniel Goleman, author

of Emotional Intelligence

Thekey to happiness is not a lifefree of problems but rather thedevelopment of a mind capa-

ble of transforming any problem intoa cause of happiness. Essential MindTraining is full of guidance for culti-vating new mental habits for master-ing our thoughts and emotions.

This volume contains eighteenindividual works selected from MindTraining: The Great Collection, the first volume of the historic Libraryof Tibetan Classics. This earliest collection of mind-training (lojong) lit-erature includes lesser-known as well as renowned classics such as EightVerses on Mind Training and The Seven-Point Mind Training.

“The clarity and raw power of these thousand-year-old teachings of thegreat Kadampa masters are astonishingly fresh.”—Buddhadharma

“This volume can break new ground in bridging the ancient wisdom ofBuddhism with the cutting-edge positive psychology of happiness.”

—B. Alan Wallace, author of The Attention Revolution

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eBook 9780861717149

Thupten Jinpa, president of the Institute of Tibetan Clas-sics, received the highest degree in the Buddhist monasticsystem and later completed a doctorate in religious studiesat Cambridge University. Author of many books, he teachesat McGill University in Montreal and has been the princi-pal English-language translator for His Holiness the DalaiLama for more than two decades.

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VEGGIYANAThe Dharma of Cooking:With 108 DeliciouslyEasy Vegetarian RecipesSandra GarsonIllustrations by Michelle Antonisse

Wholesome Food from theWhole Wide World

“I was looking for a new vegetariancookbook with satisfying recipes—a

mixture of refreshing and hearty fare—but I’m no longer looking, becauseVeggiyana offers that perfect feast.”

—Shambhala Sun

“With its mixture of narratives andforeign recipes, this cookbook isunlike any others I’ve seen.”

—Sally Kneidel, Ph.D., VeggieRevolution.blogspot.com

“Sandy has written a love letter to centuries of culinaryinnovation and tradition. In short essays scattered like

mezze throughout the cookbook, she explores at once ourrich worldwide history of cooking—how pasta came toItaly, why the cow is sacred in India—and her own

personal path as a cook and a Buddhist.”—Bookadda.com

“When people ask me what to read, I say read a cookbook.Now I’ll tell them to read this cookbook. Pure and simpleingredients, brilliantly easy recipes, and a liberal serving of

Dharma will nourish the body of wisdom well past mealtime.”—Karen Maezen Miller, author of Hand Wash Cold

“Veggiyana pleases the palate and nourishes our Dharma practice.”—Cheryl Wilfong, author The Meditative Gardener

“The recipes are wholesome, nutritious, simple, andexpress the author’s premise that fueling the body with the

right food is the key to a healthy mind and body.”—The Vegan Mouse blog

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VEGGIYANA

“When we take a meal, we enter into the process ofmerging with everything that surrounds us.”

—John Daido Loori, The Metaphysics of Eating

Veggiyana provides 108 tasty, beloved, and simple recipes fromaround the world. And generously sprinkled throughout aretime-tested morsels of insight and observation on how to live a

life that nourishes both body and spirit. Veggiyana brings the vitality ofthe world’s kitchens to your own with wisdom and recipes to delightand inspire.

Sandra Garson is dedicated to the profound spiritual practice of caring forour bodies and healing others through the power of food and community. Herwork has appeared in the New York Times, Tricycle, Boston Globe, Yankee,and DownEast. As a professional caterer she has transformed the nutritionalvalue of the diets of many monasteries in Nepal. She studied food history atHarvard University and is the author of How to Fix a Leek and Other Foodfrom Your Farmers’ Market. She lives in San Francisco.

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THE ART OF DISAPPEARINGThe Buddha’s Path to Lasting Joy

Ajahn Brahm

“With his characteristic simplicity,clarity, and humor, the British-bornThai forest monk, Ajahn Brahm,offers a prescription for treatingdissatisfaction in our lives. His

instructions on meditation and onmindfulness practice are simple andclear enough for new practitioners,while at the same time offering

profound insights for those with yearsof experience. Brahm teaches us the‘art of disappearing’ into stillness,

which gives rise to contentment withlife as it is at this very moment.What a gift of the Dhamma!”—Toni Bernhard, author of

How to Be Sick

In The Art of Disappearing, Ajahn Brahm helps us learn to abandonthe headwind of false expectations and follow instead the Buddha’spath of understanding. Releasing our attachment to past and future,

to self and other, we can directly experience the natural state of seren-ity underlying all our thoughts and discover the bliss of the presentmoment. In that space, we learn what it is to disappear. Ajahn Brahm,an unparalleled guide to the bliss of meditation, makes the journey asfun as it is rewarding.

The Art of Disappearing, comprised of a series of teachings AjahnBrahm gave to the monks of Bodhinyana Monastery, where he serves asabbot, offers a unique glimpse into the mind of one of contemporaryBuddhism’s most engaging figures.

Mindfulness, Bliss, and BeyondA Meditator’s Handbook

Ajahn Brahm9780861712755 | 320 pages | $16.95

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Who Ordered This Truckload of Dung?Inspiring Stories forWelcoming Life’s DifficultiesAjahn Brahm9780861712786 | 288 pages | $15.95eBook 9780861719273

“This is a wonderful collection that can be enjoyed by a broadaudience.”—Publishers Weekly

“Masterly storytelling and Dharma teaching, beautifully and effec-tively combined. The tales are at times hilarious, at times poignant;often both.”—Larry Rosenberg, author of Breath by Breath

9780861716685 | 160 pages | $15.95eBook 9780861718610

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WISDOM WIDE AND DEEPA Practical Handbook forMastering Jh›na and Vipassan›Shaila Catherine

Wisdom Wide and Deep is acomprehensive guide to anin-depth training that

emphasizes the application of concen-trated attention (jh›na) to profoundand liberating insight (vipassan›).With calm, tranquility, and compo-sure established through a practicalexperience of jh›na, meditators areable to halt the seemingly endless bat-tle against hindrances, eliminate dis-traction, and facilitate a penetrativeinsight into the subtle nature of mat-ter and mind.WisdomWide and Deepfollows and amplifies the teachings in Shaila Catherine’s acclaimed firstbook, Focused and Fearless: A Meditator’s Guide to States of Deep Joy,Calm, and Clarity. Readers will learn to develop this profound stability,sustain an in-depth examination of the nuances of mind and matter, andultimately unravel deeply conditioned patterns that perpetuate suffering.This fully detailed manual for the mind is a profoundly practical guide,sure to become a trusted companion to many inner explorers.

“Highly recommended.”—Joseph Goldstein, author of A Heart Full of Peace and One Dharma

“Sure to become a classic for generations of practitioners.”—Kate Wheeler, editor of In This Very Life

Focused and FearlessA Meditator’s Guide to States of Deep Joy, Calm, and ClarityShaila Catherine9780861715602 | 280 pages | $17.95eBook 9780861719815

“This is the best book on these practices I have seen. It’s five-star.”—Christopher Titmuss, author of Mindfulness for Everyday Living

Shaila Catherine has been practicing meditation since 1980 and has taughtinternationally since 1996. Shaila is the founder of Insight Meditation SouthBay, a Buddhist meditation center in Silicon Valley.

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“Michie is as adept at the story-tellingas he is at making meditation methods

understandable and applicable todaily life.”—The Huffington Post

ENLIGHTENMENT TO GOShantideva and the Power of

Compassion to Transform Your LifeDavid Michie

Essential reading for those seek-ing life-changing psychologicaltools and transcendent wis-

dom. In Enlightenment to Go, DavidMichie provides a lively, accessibleintroduction to the “best of” the peer-less Indian sage, Shantideva. Withwarmth, humor, and stories of hisown experiences, Michie shows how

modern psychological science confirms Shantideva’s insights, as heexplores their power to augment happiness and counter problems, suchas stress, anxiety, and depression.

“This is the book we’ve been waiting for! Michie becomes our guide tothe bodhisattva’s way of life—a life of compassion, contentment, and

happiness. I am deeply grateful for this book.”—Toni Bernhard, author of How to Be Sick

“Transforms the core teachings into practical, life-affirming lessons asrelevant as this morning’s newspaper and as timeless as Buddhism itself.

This book can change your mind.”—Dinty W. Moore, author of The Mindful Writer

“David brings to life the radical approach of the renowned IndianBuddhist saint and scholar Shantideva: we’re far more capable than weimagine of opening our hearts to others, regardless of whether they’re

friends, enemies, or strangers.”—Venerable Robina Courtin

David Michie is a corporate communications consultantand the author of the bestselling Buddhism for Busy Peopleand Hurry Up and Meditate. He lives in Perth, Australia.

9780861717576 | 288 pages | $17.95eBook 9780861716944

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ZEN QUESTIONSZazen, Do-gen, and the Spirit ofCreative InquiryTaigen Dan Leighton

From Do-gen’s five-point approach tomeditation to “Zen Rule-Bending” and

“Enlightened Patriotism”

“Wise and inspiring.”—Joan Halifax

“Zen Questions is a series of held-open investigations into somethingvery simple, but also subtle and

complex: the fundamental question ofhow we inhabit this particular momentof human awareness, in this very body

and mind, in this very world.”—Jane Hirshfield

“Taigen Leighton is one of the West’s most important Zen scholar-priestsand this is an incredibly valuable book. Useful for anyone who wishes to

integrate their heart-work with work in the world.”—James Ishmael Ford, author of Zen Master WHO?

Taigen Dan Leighton is a Zen priest and Dharma heir in the lineage of Shun-ryu Suzuki Roshi. A preeminent scholar and translator of Døgen, he is theauthor of Faces of Compassion and Visions of Awakening Space and Time:Døgen and the Lotus Sutra and leads the Ancient Dragon Zen Gate in Chicago.

9780861716456 | 312 pages | $17.95eBook 9780861717088

Døgen’s Extensive RecordA Translation of the Eihei KørokuTranslated by Taigen Dan Leighton andShohaku OkumuraForeword by Tenshin Reb AndersonIntroduced by Steven Heineand John Daido Loori9780861716708 | 824 pages | $26.95eBook 9780861719426

Realizing GenjokoanThe Key to Døgen’s ShobogenzoShohaku OkumuraForeword by Taigen Dan Leighton9780861716012 | 328 pages | $16.95eBook 9780861719341

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MOON BY THE WINDOWThe Calligraphy and ZenInsights of Shodo Harada

“A gorgeous production. Thecalligraphy is some of the best I haveever seen, and the remarks that go

with each panel are deep andprofound.”—Mu Soeng, author of

The Heart of the Universe

Moon by the Window is astunningly printed collec-tion of 108 pieces of Shodo

Harada’s calligraphic Zen master-pieces—assembled over decades—

drawn from the rich poetic literature of the Zen tradition, each pairedwith an equally beautiful Zen teaching. With 108 two-color illustrations,this gorgeous volume will be treasured by poetry and fine art–loversalike.

Shodo Harada Roshi is the disciple andDharma heir of Yamada Mumon Roshi. He is alsoa renowned Zen master and Zen calligrapher. InShodo Harada Roshi’s lineage, calligraphies such asthose found in Moon by the Window are a centralcomponent of Dharma study.

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TIBETAN CALLIGRAPHYHow to Write the Alphabetand MoreSanje ElliottForeword by Sarah Harding

In Tibetan Calligraphy, Sanje Elliottshows us how to capture the graceand elegance of Tibetan calligra-

phy without prior knowledge of eitherTibetan language or calligraphy. This beautiful book includes manyprayers, mantras, and seed syllables to copy and study. Perfect for prac-titioners, artists, and anyone interested in the Tibetan language.

“A great artist in his own right, Sanje Elliott has studied and taught theart of Tibetan thangka painting for many years, mastering the traditional,highly refined styles of Tibet. Now in this book of traditional calligraphy,we can learn the necessary foundation of Tibetan writing, perhaps inorder to explore later our own creative relationship with the language.

I am grateful for this needed addition to the field andwill use it immediately in teaching Tibetan.”

—Sarah Harding, Naropa University

Sanje Elliott has been practicing Tibetan arts since 1974. His first teacherwas the American artist Glen Eddy, and he has studied with numerous Tibetanartists in Darjeeling and Kathmandu. A former head of the art department atNaropa University, he now lives in Portland, Oregon.

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PRINCE SIDDHARTHAThe Story of Buddha

Jonathan Landawand Janet Brooke

“The fascinating story of theBuddha has been narrated so vividly

as to inspire the imaginationof children of all ages.”

—East and West

“The early life of the Indian princeis presented with enough simplicitythat a young reader has no trouble

identifying with a child wholived long ago and far away.”

—Tricycle

This is the story of Prince Siddhartha andhow he became Buddha, the AwakenedOne. Beautiful full-color illustrations

depict each major event in the Buddha’s life,awakening, and teaching. His message of nonvio-lence, loving-kindness, and unselfishness is mov-ingly and clearly told in a way that children andtheir parents can relate to and bring to life inthemselves.

MOODY COW MEDITATESKerry Lee MacLean

“This satisfying and clever bookpoints to meditation as an effective

tool for dealing with anger.”—Spirituality & Practice

“MacLean’s best book to date.The illustrations are truly charming.”

—Shambhala Sun

9780861716531Hardcover | 7.75” x 10” | 144 pages $19.95eBook 9780861719884

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MINDFUL MONKEY,HAPPY PANDAStory by Lauren AlderferIllustrations byKerry Lee MacLean

“This beautiful story showsus all how to dwell

peacefully and happily in thepresent moment.”—Thich Nhat Hanh

This wonderful picture book for children and adults alike intro-duces the powerful practice of mindfulness in a fun and excitingway. With the delightful characters Monkey and his serene friend

Happy Panda guiding readers to a calmer and more attentive mind, thiswhimsical yet universal and warm presentation will delight. As our storybegins, Monkey is not so mindful—his Monkey mind constantly jump-ing from one thing to another. Panda helps Monkey recognize the sim-ple joy of doing what you’re doing while you’re doing it.

As an educator for over twenty-five years, Lauren Alderfer has taught alllevels—from graduate studies at SIT Graduate Institute in the U.S., down tofirst grade in U.S.-based overseas schools. After living in India for over a decade,Lauren now divides her time between India and the Americas.

Kerry Lee MacLean (illustrator) has been meditating since she was fourteen.Together with her husband and three daughters, she leads children’s medita-tive arts and Shambhala Rites of Passage programs around the world. She is theauthor of Moody Cow Meditates and the forthcoming Moody Cow LearnsCompassion.

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TIBETAN ARTCALENDAR 2012The Year of the Water Dragon

Sacred Buddhist thangkas, thebeautiful masterpieces seen inWisdom Publication’s Tibetan

Art Calendar, are highly sought-after and have become collector’sitems for art enthusiasts around theglobe. As a result, the best of theseworks—in private hands or evenmuseum collections—are seldom,if ever, available for public viewing.This is why Wisdom’s Tibetan ArtCalendar is so special—it’s anaffordable way to enjoy incrediblyrare and meaningful works ofancient art, year round.

These thirteen sacred paintingsby Tibetan master painters encompass a variety of classical images,including mandalas, deities, and icons. Each poster-sized picture is pro-duced to the highest German printing standards and is perfect for fram-ing. Complete with in-depth explanations of their cultural andphilosophical significance, these exquisite fine-art reproductions will betreasured for years to come.

“These calendars are big, high-quality, really frame-able art. If you’regoing to get a spiritual/Buddhist calendar it’d be my choice.”

—Elephant Journal

A three-time Calendar Marketing Association “Best Classical Art”award-winner, the Tibetan Art Calendar is an unmatchable value and aperfect gift for any Buddhist, yoga practitioner, or art lover.

CoverThe Könchok Chidü TreasuryThis nineteenth-century painting depicts a visualization from a practice discovered by the great treas-ure finder Yatsön Nyingpo (1585–1656). Könchok Chidü means “Embodiment of All the Jewels ofRefuge,” referring here to Padmasambhava, the central figure in this anthology of practices andtheir ostensible author. The “jewels” are not just the outer refuge of Buddha, Dharma, and Sanghabut also the inner refuge—guru, deity, and dakini—and the secret refuge of the body’s subtle chan-nels, winds, and drops. All nine are united in the form of the Guru Padmasambhava at the center ofthis thangka. Above him sits Yatsön Nyingpo, while the wrathful Guru Drakpo appears on the lowerleft with the blue Lion-Faced Dakini opposite. The Könchok Chidü gained enormous popularity notonly in the Nyingma school but also among Kagyüpas and is still practiced today.

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TIBETAN ART CALENDAR 2012MAKES A GREAT AND TREASURED GIFT!

MayKubera, the Lord of HorsesThis sixteenth-century thangka may have been a giftfrom the Ming dynasty imperial court to a visitingTibetan dignitary. In the center, the deep blueKubera, dressed in heavy armor, gallops with sworddrawn on a white horse bedecked with a preciousbridle and saddle. He grasps a mongoose, a symbolof wealth, and is surrounded by a retinue of mountedwarriors as they are stormed by a band of demons.This thangka likely formed part of a series depictingthe followers of Vaishravana, the god of wealth, sim-ilar to a set that hangs in Beijing’s Forbidden City.

OctoberBuddha Shakyamuni and theMiracles of ShravastiWhen he was fifty-six years old, the Buddha waschallenged to a spiritual duel by six non-Buddhistteachers. The story of how he defeated them overthe course of fifteen days is one of the most popu-lar subjects of Buddhist narrative art. This eigh-teenth-century thangka shows the miracle of thetenth day, when the guardians of the four directionspresented offerings to the Buddha and light fromthe Buddha body’s radiated to the highest peak ofexistence.

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DecemberVajradhara and the Lamdré LineageThe Sakya school of Tibetan Buddhism is renownedfor its esoteric system of meditation called the Lam-dré, the “path and its fruit,” and this ancient paint-ing depicts its lineage of transmission. The Buddhain his tantric manifestation as the blue Vajradharasits at the center, with green Vajragarbha to his rightand blue Nairatmya to his left. Above Vajragarbhastands Hevajra in tantric union, and BuddhaShakyamuni sits opposite. The figures along the bor-der progress from the Indian adepts such as Virupa,through the founders of the Sakya lineage, on up tothe abbots of Ngor Monastery in the fifteenth cen-tury, when the painting was likely created.

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Little Books of Wisdom

WHEN THE CHOCOLATERUNS OUTLama Yeshe

This funny and trenchant littlebook from the author of thebestselling Introduction to

Tantra answers the question of howwe can be happy evenafter the “chocolate”has run out. By cuttingthe cords of attach-ment, we discover theindestructible happinessthat’s always available.

“Gentle and lighthearted, yetconveying profound wisdom in a waypossible only to one who embodies andlives the truth. Small and beautifullybound, here’s a book to carry around,

refer to often, and treasure.”—Light of Consciousness

How to Be HappyLama Zopa Rinpoche9780861711963 | 144 pages | $9.95eBook 9780861719280

Simple and yet profound—anyone looking for advice onhow to be deeply happy will find Lama Zopa Rinpocheto be a trustworthy and skillful guide.

A Heart Full of PeaceJoseph Goldstein9780861715428 | 128 pages | $9.95eBook 9780861719464

How do we transform the words love, compassion, andpeace into a vibrant, living practice? Peace in the worldbegins with ourselves. A warm and engaging explorationof wise and skillful action in the world.

Coming May 2012:The Mindful Writer: Noble Truths of the Writing LifeDinty W. Moore9781614290070 | 152 pages | $12.95eBook 9781614290155

“I’ve read a hundred writing books, but this one isfresh.”—Mary Pipher, author of Reviving Opheliaand Seeking Peace

9780861712694Harcover | 4.5” x 6.5”

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LIKE A YETI CATCHINGMARMOTSA Little Treasury ofTibetan ProverbsPema Tsewang, Shastri

This enchanting little book con-tains 108 traditional Tibetanproverbs—conveying the wit

and wisdom of one of the world’smost unique cultures. The proverbsappear in English and Tibetan script,along with a brief explanation ofeach. This is a book everyone willenjoy.

“A marvelous rendition of thewisdom that Tibetan parents passon to their children in the form ofproverbs. For Tibetans and non-Tibetans alike, these proverbs willilluminate a delightful and distinctform of Tibetan folk art. Hats off toPema Tsewang for having preserved

this treasure trove!”—Dr. Joseph Shay, coeditor ofOdysseys in Psychotherapy

“Pema Tsewang’s special skillof using proverbs

in his novels is now wellknown among his readers.”

—Thupten K. Rikey,Oslo University

“Congratulations on this wonderful compilation!It will be a treasure for Tibetan readers of all different ages.”

—Bhuchung Sherap, Tibetan author

Pema Tsewang, Shastri, has served as principal,headmaster, and teacher of Tibetan language and liter-ature in the Tibetan Children’s Village Schools and Dol-maling Dialectic Institute, in Dharamsala, India. He haspublished many books in Tibetan, including novels,poetry, nonfiction, and translations.

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PRINCIPLES OFBUDDHIST TANTRAKirti Tsenshap RinpochéTranslated by Ian Coghlan andVoula Zarpani

“Kirti Tsenshap Rinpoché was like theKadam masters of the past in his

profound renunciation. He showednot the slightest worldly activity, not a

single one of the eight mundaneconcerns, and he had no self-

cherishing thought. Everything he did,even talking, was utterly pleasing to

the minds of sentient beings.”—Lama Zopa Rinpoché

Kirti Tsenshap Rinpoché (1926–2006)was a renowned teacher of Tibetan Buddhismwith students worldwide. Originally deliveredas a series on “Tantric Grounds and Paths” toa group of Western students in California,these teachings comment on a classic intro-duction to tantra by the nineteenth-centuryMongolian lama Chöjé Ngawang Palden. Thework, Illumination of the Tantric Tradition, isa staple even today of the curriculum for train-ing young monastics.

9780861712977 | 496 pages | $24.95eBook 9780861716883

Stilling the MindShamatha Teachings fromDudjom Lingpa’s Vajra EssenceB. Alan Wallace9780861716906 | 224 pages | $17.95eBook 9780861716494

Bestselling author and former Buddhist monk AlanWallace introduces us to the opening shamatha sec-tion of one of the most cherished works of theNyingma school of Tibetan Buddhism, DudjomLingpa’s Vajra Essence.

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TSONGKHAPA’S PRAISEFOR DEPENDENTRELATIVITYLobsang Gyatso andGraham Woodhouse

“This translation gives us access toone of the seminal texts of the Tibetan

tradition. A must read.”—Georges Dreyfus, Williams College

Tsongkhapa (1357–1419), authorof The Great Treatise on theStages of the Path to Enlight-

enment and teacher to the First DalaiLama, is renowned as one of thegreatest scholar-saints that Tibet hasever produced. British monk GrahamWoodhouse translates another of Tsongkhapa’s celebrated texts andconveys for modern readers the teachings on it he received from histeacher, the late Venerable Lobsang Gyatso (1928–97), founding direc-tor of the Institute of Buddhist Dialectics in Dharamsala, India.

“Tsongkhapa’s jewel-like masterpiece, Praise for Dependent Relativity,draws together metaphysics, ethics, and practice with uncommon

precision and grace. The radiance of Tsongkhapa’s poetry is refractedand enhanced by the brilliant and lucid commentary of the lateVenerable Lobsang Gyatso. This book will be of enormous value

to scholars and practitioners alike.”—Jay Garfield, Smith College

“Woodhouse’s precise and flowing translation retains the syllabicstructure of the Tibetan Buddhist chant and interweaves his ownprofound understanding of the text with an excellent translation

of the commentary of his teacher.”—Gareth Sparham, author of Tantric Ethics

Lobsang Gyatso was born in 1928 in a small village in eastern Tibet. Hebecame a monk at the age of eleven and in 1945 traveled to central Tibet tostudy at Drepung Monastery. Fleeing Tibet in 1959, he went on to found theInstitute of Buddhist Dialectics in Dharamsala, India, in 1974. He died in Feb-ruary 1997.

A British monk, Graham Woodhouse is one of the very few Westernerstrained in the traditional Tibetan way as a geshe. A graduate of the Institute ofBuddhist Dialectics in Dharamsala, he has deep knowledge of the texts, skill intranslating, and an ability to convey the subtleties of Buddhist thought.

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THE BOOK OF MUEssential Writings on Zen’s Most Important KoanEdited by James Ishmael Ford and Melissa Myozen BlackerForeword by John Tarrant9780861716432 | 352 pages | $17.95eBook 9780861716098

“This is a tremendous book, subtle and beautiful. Its powercreeps up on you in the midst of reading. This book takes

the reader beyond the words—a universe between two covers.”—DeborahSchoeberlein, author of Mindful Teaching and Teaching Mindfulness

“Sure to inspire.”—Buddhadharma

“A delightful book based on a delightful idea—and a must-read for anyoneinterested in Zen.”—Mu Soeng, author of The Heart of the Universe

THE ART OF JUST SITTINGEssential Writings on the Zen Practice of ShikantazaEdited by John Daido LooriIntroduction by Taigen Dan Leighton9780861713943 | 256 pages | $16.95eBook 9780861719495

“The single most comprehensive treasury of writings on thesubject in English.”—John Daishin Buksbazen, author ofZen Meditation in Plain English

SITTING WITH KOANSEssential Writings on Zen Koan IntrospectionEdited by John Daido LooriForeword by Thomas Yuho Kirschner9780861713691 | 368 pages | $16.95

“Required reading for those interested in how koans are usedin Zen practice. For the practitioner, the real strength of thisvolume is the presentation of selected koans, with commen-

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“A remarkable collection brilliantly put together by a premier modern inter-preter of koans.”—Steven Heine, author of The Zen Canon: Understandingthe Classic Texts

MEDITATION ON THENATURE OF MINDH.H. The Dalai LamaKhöntön Peljor LhündrubJosé Ignacio Cabezón

At the heart of this book isThe Wish-Fulfilling Jewel ofthe Oral Tradition, a fasci-

nating nonsectarian treatise thatskillfully shows the compatibility ofthe Tibetan lineages and introducesthe nature of mind, by KhöntönPeljor Lhündrub, a teacher of theFifth Dalai Lama. His Holiness theFourteenth Dalai Lama’s broad-ranging overview of this work

insightfully distillssome of the mostcentral themes ofBuddhism: why the mind is so essential to the tradi-tion, what distinguishes the levels of consciousness,and how different schools of Tibetan Buddhism elab-orate those distinctions. Profound and erudite, itbrings the reader closer to a fresh and direct experi-ence of Buddhism’s central truths. Along with his

lucid translations, José Cabezón introduces the root text and the lifeand works of Khöntön Rinpoché, all with rich annotation.

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The Middle WayFaith Grounded in ReasonH.H. The Dalai LamaTranslated by Geshe Thupten Jinpa9780861715527 | Hardcover | 200 pages | $19.95eBook 9780861719921

“It is vital for us to obtain genuine confidence in thenature of mind and reality, grounded in understand-ing and reason. What we need is a skeptical curios-ity and constant inquiry, a curious mind, drawntoward all possibilities; and when we cultivate that,the desire to deeply investigate naturally arises.”—The Dalai Lama, in The Middle Way

Essence of the Heart SutraThe Dalai Lama’s Heart of Wisdom TeachingsH.H. The Dalai LamaEdited by Geshe Thupten Jinpa9780861712847 | 192 pages | $14.95eBook 9780861719808

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FREEING THEHEART & MINDIntroduction to the Buddhist PathH.H. Sakya Trizin

His Holiness Sakya Trizin, thehead of the Sakya lineage,one of the four primary

schools of Tibetan Buddhism, pres-ents here the essential Buddhist teach-ings of the four noble truths,universal compassion, and the propermotivation for practice. This bookopens by sharing a private teachingHis Holiness gave to a young new-comer seeking to understand thisgreat master’s spiritual heritage. HisHoliness’s advice inspires us to inte-grate the living power of these teach-ings into our daily lives.

Freeing the Heart and Mind also containsan explanation of the teaching MatchlessCompassion by the Indian saint Virupa and aselection of commentaries on the one-verseteaching called Parting from the Four Attach-ments. Developed as the first volume in acourse of study for students of the Sakya tra-dition, it nonetheless stands alone as an excel-lent entry into the teachings of the Buddha.

A Saint in SeattleThe Life of the Tibetan Mystic Dezhung RinpocheDavid P. Jackson9780861713967 | Hardcover | 800 pages | $34.95

The Three Levels of Spiritual PerceptionA Commentary on the Three VisionsDeshung RinpocheTranslated by Jared Rhoton9780861713684 | 624 pages | $24.95

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FOOD FOR THE HEARTThe Collected Teachings of Ajahn ChahAjahn ChahForeword by Jack KornfieldIntroduction by Ajahn Amaro9780861713233 | 432 pages | $18.95eBook 9780861719747

“These words will inspire, guide, and liberate you. It isBuddhism at its best.”—Ajahn Brahm, author of TheArt of Disappearing

“Ajahn Chah’s humorous, analogy-laden narrationof his tradition’s practice—a practice that is similarto modern Zen—makes these teachings accessible tobeginners and appealing to serious practitioners.A valuable collection.”—Publishers Weekly

THE SOUND OF SILENCEThe Selected Teachings of Ajahn SumedhoAjahn Sumedho9780861715152 | 376 pages | $18.95eBook 9780861719587

“A reader-friendly collection of Ajahn Sumedho’s talks.The teachings combine thorough grounding in the Palisources of the Thai forest tradition with humor andhumility.”—Buddhadharma

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THE MIND AND THE WAYBuddhist Reflections on LifeAjahn Sumedho9780861710812 | 240 pages | $16.95

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HOW TO BE SICKA Buddhist-Inspired Guide for theChronically Ill and Their CaregiversToni BernhardForeword by Sylvia Boorstein

“How To Be Sick is an immensely wise book.This is a major contribution.”—Larry Dossey,M.D., author of The Power of Premonitions andHealing Words

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UNLIMITING MINDThe Radically Experiential Psychology of BuddhismAndrew Olendzki9780861716203 | 192 pages | $15.95eBook 9780861719389

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MINDFUL TEACHING AND TEACHINGMINDFULNESSA Guide for Anyone Who Teaches AnythingDeborah Schoeberlein with Suki Sheth, Ph.D.9780861715671 | 224 pages | $16.95eBook 9780861719914

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SEX AND THE SPIRITUAL TEACHERWhyItHappens,When It’s aProblem, andWhatWeAllCanDoScott Edelstein | Introduction by Mic HunterAfterword by Anne Katherine9780861715961 | 264 pages | $16.95eBook 9780861716449

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PURE AND SIMPLEThe Extraordinary Teachings of aThai Buddhist LaywomanUpasika KeeTranslated and introduced by Thanissaro Bhikkhu9780861714926 | 272 pages | $16.95

“Upasika Kee teaches from her own experience in a voicethat is clear and unwavering. Her devotion to liberation isapparent everywhere on these pages.”—Sharon Salzberg

NO RIVER TO CROSSTrusting the Enlightenment that’s Always Right HereZen Master Daehaeng9780861715343 | 136 pages | $14.95

“No River to Cross speaks directly and simply from theheart, much in the manner of Shunryu Suzuki’s Zen Mind,Beginner’s Mind.Master Daehaeng’s ability to penetrate theskin with plain and pointed words should give this workthe same longevity.”—Francisca Cho, Georgetown Univer-sity, translator of Everything Yearned For

PURE HEART, ENLIGHTENED MINDThe Life and Letters of an Irish Zen SaintMaura O’Halloran9780861712830 | 320 pages | $17.95

“A clear window for those curious about the reality of Zentraining. Profound and poignant episodes coexist withlighter moments.”—Publishers Weekly

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OMNISCIENCE AND THE RHETORIC OF REASONŚāntarakṣita and Kamalaśīla on Rationality,Argumentation, and Religious AuthoritySara L. McClintock9780861716616 | 440 pages | $36.95eBook 9780861719310

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THE BUDDHIST PHILOSOPHY OF THE MIDDLEEssays on Indian and Tibetan MadhyamakaDavid Seyfort Ruegg9780861715909 | 464 pages | $39.95eBook 9780861719365

“Throughout his scholarly life, Professor David Seyfort Ruegg hasreturned time and again to the Madhyamaka tradition of Buddhism,an apex in the intellectual culture of India and Tibet. Without adoubt, his articles collected here, written between 1963 and 2006,will greatly advance this philosophical tradition finding its rightful place as one of thetreasures of human thought and reflection.”—Ernst Steinkellner, University of Vienna

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Among Tibetan TextsHistory and Literature of the Himalayan PlateauE. Gene SmithForward by Jeffrey Hopkins | Edited by Kurtis Schaeffer9780861711796 | Hardcover | 352 pages | $39.95

Approaching the Great PerfectionSimultaneous and Gradual Methods of Dzogchen Practice in theLongchen NyingtigSam van Schaik9780861713707 | 416 pages | $29.95

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Buddhist Teaching in IndiaJohannes Bronkhorst9780861715664 | 264 pages | $28.95

A Direct Path to the Buddha WithinGö Lotsāwa’s Mahāmudrā Interpretationof the Ratnagotravibhāga

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Luminous LivesThe Story of the Early Masters of the Lam ’bras in TibetCyrus Stearns9780861713073 | 352 pages | $34.95

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Reason’s TracesIdentity and Interpretation in Indian andTibetan Buddhist ThoughtMatthew T. Kapstein9780861712397 | 496 pages | $34.95

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MISSION TO TIBETThe Extraordinary Eighteenth-CenturyAccount of Father Ippolito Desideri, S.J.Translated by Michael J. SweetEdited by Leonard Zwilling

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(1684–1733) was perhaps the mostremarkable. Mission to Tibet offers the firstcomplete English translation of Desideri’s

captivating account of his sojourn in Tibet.”—Donald Lopez, author of

Prisoners of Shangri-La

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DIVINE STORIESDivyāvadāna, Part 1Andy Rotman

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collection of north Indian Buddhism ablytranslated from the Sanskrit by Andy

Rotman. Sprung forth from the creative soilof the Indian Buddhist imagination, thesestories concretely represent the impact of

the Dharma on the lives of those whoturned to it for guidance. Despite the title,

these are essentially human stories thatrecord the trials and struggles of the

Buddha’s personal disciples as they meanderthrough the corridors of samsara, seeking

light, purity, and final freedom.”—Bhikkhu Bodhi, author of

In the Buddha’s Words

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