1. A Readers Guide to the Sakya Master Chogyal Phagpa

    A Readers Guide to the Sakya Master Chogyal Phagpa
    Related Reader's Guides Guide to the Sakya Tradition Guides to Other Important Sakya Figures: Sakya Pandita | Sakyasribhadra Drogön Chögyal Phagpa Lodrö Gyaltsten (1235-1280) Drogon Chogyal Phagpa Lodro Gyaltsen (1235-1280), better known to the world as Chögyal Phagpa (or Phakpa) is one of the five great founding masters from the Sakya tradition in Tibet. In [...]
  2. Readers’ Picks

    Readers’ Picks
    In thinking about year-end gifts, we want to share what YOU have to say. Below are some lovely quotations from readers on their favorite Shambhala books. Do you have one to add? Please comment at the bottom! The Art of Peace$9.99 - PaperbackBy: John Stevens & Morihei Ueshiba Add to Cart “This book showed me [...]
  3. Book Club Discussion | The Buddha Walks into the Office

    Book Club Discussion | The Buddha Walks into the Office
    The Buddha Walks into the Office seemed a particularly apt choice for our Shambhala office book club. After all, if anyone should aspire to an awake, uplifted workplace, it should be us. We dove in to see if Lodro Rinzler, teacher in the Shambhala tradition and founder of MNDFL meditation studios in New York, had [...]
  4. Book Club Discussion | Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind

    Book Club Discussion | Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind
    Each month, the Shambhala employees gather to discuss a new book as part of our Shambhala Publications Book Club. After each meeting, we will be sharing the notes from our discussion with you to spark your own thoughts and conversations. Our October pick was Zen Mind, Beginner’s Mind: Informal Talks on Zen Meditation and Practice by [...]
  5. Book Club Discussion | Trump and a Post-Truth World

    Book Club Discussion | Trump and a Post-Truth World
    Each month, the Shambhala employees gather to discuss a new book as part of our Shambhala Publications Book Club. After each meeting, we will be sharing the notes from our discussion with you to spark your own thoughts and conversations. Our September pick was Trump and a Post-Truth World by Ken Wilber. Book Description The [...]
  6. My Journey on Japan’s Kiso Road

    My Journey on Japan’s Kiso Road
    Brad Andrews describes his travels to the Kiso Road in Japan inspired by William Scott Wilson's Walking the Kiso Road. In early April of this year I made a solo trip from Brooklyn, NY, where I live, to Japan. It was my first trip to the East, and one I had contemplated for years before [...]
  7. Book Club Discussion | Shambhala: The Sacred Path of the Warrior by Chögyam Trungpa

    Book Club Discussion | Shambhala: The Sacred Path of the Warrior by Chögyam Trungpa
    by Kate White Kate, our Production Coordinator/Designer, sums up our August meeting of the new Shambhala Publications Book Club! August’s book selection was Shambhala: The Sacred Path of the Warrior by Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche. We invite you to take part by sharing your comments below. There are a lot of different kinds of people who work at Shambhala [...]
  8. First US Air Force Buddhist Chaplain Answers, “Why?”

    First US Air Force Buddhist Chaplain Answers, “Why?”
    by Brett Campbell Nobody asks for the chaplain in the good moments. This is an unspoken rule I realized early in my career. Nobody thinks of the chaplain after they’ve delivered a healthy child or they take their first steps following an accident that left them bedbound for weeks. These are the times when life [...]
  9. The Drikung Kagyu: A Reader's Guide

    The Drikung Kagyu: A Reader's Guide
    What follows is a guide to some of our books and other resources available on Shambhala.com that relate to the Drikung Kagyu tradition of Tibetan Buddhism. The Drikung lineage comes from Marpa, Milarepa, and Gampopa through Phagmo Drupa and Jigten Sumgön, who is considered the root of the tradition. His most famous work, the Gongchik, or “Single [...]
  10. Judging Books by Their Covers: A Defense

    Judging Books by Their Covers: A Defense
    by Kate, Production Coordinator/Designer I have a confession to make: I judge books by their covers. And I’m not even sorry about it. I’m baffled by how many amazing books there are in the world that I’ll never have time to read. And there are more being released all the time! It can be so overwhelming [...]

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