Master Daie gives his lay students practical advise on how to apply Zen in ordinary life, in this invaluable collection of letters.

This book is a companion and a guide. The poem itself is not so much an instruction manual, rather it’s a distillation of what and how it is to be a pupil of the Way. 

The title Towards Wholeness is telling. What is wholeness? In this context it is the full expression and life of each one of us and therefore a connectedness with all that is.

Japanese Zen gardens - sacred spaces designed as spiritual practices that guide our journey toward contemplation.

Even before opening this book, I knew that this review would be whole-heartedly endorsing it and recommending it to our readership.

Sojun Mel Weitsman’s life as a Zen teacher and his role in establishing Zen Buddhism in America. 

A compelling exploration of Yogacara Buddhism, tracing how ideas of consciousness, identity, and 'No-Self' shaped Mahayana thought and Zen practice.

To Meet the Real Dragon, written by Nishijima Sensei, evokes a question in me. One, I hope, I can resolve in this review.

Trevor Leggett's final book offers wise, thought-provoking Zen and Yoga stories that illuminate inner stillness, ethical clarity and spiritual insight.

 In this warm and and often very funny autobiography, Zen Master Soko Morinaga encapsulates our the inherent comedy of attempting to rid ourselves of our egos.

Hakuin Ekaku was a renowned Rinzai Zen reformer and polymath, advocated focused mental concentration as a health practice that enhanced endurance.