In Comfortable with Uncertainty, Pema Chödrön introduces several practices for becoming an awakened warrior-bodhisattva—”warrior” from the Shambhala tradition and “bodhisattva” from the Tibetan Buddhist tradition. I found her discussion of […]
2 Chairs is about making time for God each morning, recommending setting up two chairs in one’s home and sitting with God. When dealing with one’s problems, the book asks […]
The Clowns of God follows a professor and a retired pope on an adventure to tell the world that the end is near. The pope, having had a vision of […]
The Mount Athos Diet by Storey, Todd, and Storey is a Mediterranean Diet based on the eating rhythms of the monks of Mt. Athos. Richard Storey devised it after a […]
The Shambhala Principle by the Sakyong Mipham (author of The Lost Art of Good Conversation) is really helpful for understanding the importance of “basic goodness,” worthiness, and humanity’s interdependence for […]
Sakyong Mipham’s The Lost Art of Good Conversation tells us how to be more fully human, i.e., by engaging in face-to-face conversation with other humans. He says we are in […]
Hieromonk Damascene’s Christ the Eternal Tao begins with a chapter on Logos/Tao/Word theology, arguing that as “logos” was to the ancient Greeks, so “Tao” (Way) was to ancient China. This […]
