Recent Books on Buddhist History


Entering the Path

Entering the Path

The hinayana path is the foundation of the Buddhist teachings. To enter the path of Buddhist practice, one must start here. Based on training in mindfulness and awareness and in cultivating a deeper understanding of one’s own mind, the hinayana is what allows us to take delight in our everyday life just as it is.

Taught By: Judith L. Lief

Discovering the Relaxed Mind

Discovering the Relaxed Mind

Learn a seven-step meditation practice, concisely and practically adapted from the meditation techniques of three major Buddhist traditions—Theravada, Mahayana, and Vajrayana—which Tibetan Buddhism knits into a seamless whole.

Taught By: Dza Kilung Rinpoche


Bhutan: A Reader’s Guide to Land of the Thunder Dragon

Bhutan: A Reader’s Guide to Land of the Thunder Dragon

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An Excerpt from Buddhist Masters of Modern China

An Excerpt from Buddhist Masters of Modern China

The Lives and Legacies of Eight Eminent Teachers Edited by Benjamin Brose...

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Buddhist History after the Buddha: An Excerpt from Guru Rinpoché

Buddhist History after the Buddha: An Excerpt from Guru Rinpoché

An Excerpt from Guru Rinpoché His Life and Times By Ngawang Zangpo...

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Asanga and Yogacara: A Guide for Readers

Asanga and Yogacara: A Guide for Readers

Asanga and Yogacara: A Guide for Readers See Also:  Profiles of early Indian Mahayana figures | Tibetan Masters of the 8th Century | Tibetan Masters of the 10th-11th Centuries...

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Of Mud and Lotuses | Paula Arai | In-Person at Boulder Bookstore

Of Mud and Lotuses | Paula Arai | In-Person at Boulder Bookstore

Tuesday, October 27 | 6:30pm MT | Boulder Bookstore, Boulder, CO