1. 6 Books on Taoist Philosophy and Practice

    6 Books on Taoist Philosophy and Practice
    6 Books on Taoist Philosophy and Practice Indigenous to China, Taoism emphasizes inner and outer forms of philosophy and practice including meditation, internal alchemy, feng shui, and qigong. While there are a range of philosophical schools and practices, the common goal of Taoist practice is cultivating a deep and harmonious connection with the Tao, often
  2. Illuminating the Mind to See One's Nature: The Root of Taoist Inner Practice

    Illuminating the Mind to See One's Nature: The Root of Taoist Inner Practice
    Illuminating the Mind to See One's Nature: The Root of Taoist Inner Practice An Excerpt from Taoist Inner Alchemy By Master Huang Yuanji & Ge Guolong Translate by Mattias Daly About This Excerpt Taoism and Buddhism, specifically Chan Buddhism, share many similar ideas including the concept and practice of inner cultivation, the nature of emptiness
  3. Zen and Chan in 2022

    Zen and Chan in 2022
    Zen and Chan in 2022 Read More We published several books and audiobooks on Zen and Chan Buddhism in 2022 See our other Year in Review Guides: Theravada/Pali/Insight | Zen and Chan | Tibetan Buddhism Yoga | Personal Development | Kids Books We are very happy to share with you a look back at our
  4. I Ching Translations by Thomas Cleary: A Reader’s Guide

    I Ching Translations by Thomas Cleary: A Reader’s Guide
    Thomas Cleary (1949—2021) was one of the twentieth century’s greatest translators of Asian classics. He was extremely prolific, translating and authoring countless works. Shambhala Publications has published over sixty. His books have sold millions of copies and his translations have in turn been translated into over twenty languages worldwide. His first published project, in collaboration
  5. Remembering Thomas Cleary, Translator of Asian Classics

    Remembering Thomas Cleary, Translator of Asian Classics
    Last week we received the very sad news that Thomas Cleary, one of the greatest translators of our time, passed away on June 20, 2021. Thomas Cleary (1949–2021) was the twentieth century's most prolific translator of Asian classics to English, translating and introducing over eighty works from Chinese, Japanese, Sanskrit, Pali, Bengali, Arabic, and Old
  6. The Taoist Translations of Thomas Cleary: A Reader’s Guide

    The Taoist Translations of Thomas Cleary: A Reader’s Guide
    Thomas Cleary (1949—2021) was one of the twentieth century’s greatest translators of Asian classics. He was extremely prolific, translating and authoring countless works. Shambhala Publications has published over sixty. His books have sold millions of copies and his translations have in turn been translated into over twenty languages worldwide. His first published project, in collaboration
  7. Being Different

    Being Different
    The Difference between Yes and No, Good and Bad An Excerpt from Lao Tzu: Tao Te Ching How much difference between yes and no? What difference between good and bad? What the people fear must be feared. O desolation! Not yet, not yet has it reached its limit! Everybody’s cheerful, cheerful as if at a
  8. Tao Te Ching: A Reader’s Guide to the Great Taoist Classic

    Tao Te Ching: A Reader’s Guide to the Great Taoist Classic
  9. Samurai and Japanese Culture Reader’s Guide: The Works of Master Translator and Author William Scott Wilson

    Samurai and Japanese Culture Reader’s Guide: The Works of Master Translator and Author William Scott Wilson
  10. The Art of War: A Reader’s Guide to the Way of Leadership and Strategy

    The Art of War: A Reader’s Guide to the Way of Leadership and Strategy

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