• About This Booklist

    People often ask me for guidance about books to read, particularly those that would enhance the curriculum outlined in Wake Up To Your Life.

    I will post new titles each week, along with brief comments outlining the main topic, level of practice for which it is appropriate, and how you might use the book. Each entry is also categorized according to the chapter of Wake Up To Your Life it might relate to.

    If you are familiar with a given title and have something to say about it, please add your comments as they will help other viewers find books that will be helpful to them.
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Buddhism: Way of Life and Thoughts (Nancy Wilson Ross)

Full Title: Buddhism: Way of Life and Thoughts: Way of Life and Thoughts
Major Topic: General Buddhism
Level: general reading
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Comprehensive introduction to Buddhism; good place for the interested reader to start. This book has two principal uses: 1) To learn about Buddhism in general; and 2) A source for [...]

Wake Up To Your Life (Ken McLeod)

Full Title: Wake Up To Your Life: Discovering the Buddhist Path of Attention
Major Topic: how to practice Buddhism
Level: all levels
A comprehensive manual, almost an encyclopedia, of practice methods, starting with basic meditation and ending with the experience of no separation. The methods are derived principally from the Tibetan tradition of Buddhism. The commentary is likely [...]

Buddhism without Beliefs (Stephen Batchelor)

Full Title: Buddhism without Beliefs
Major Topic: Knowing (or not knowing) through questioning
Level: all levels
Explores the Four Noble Truths using questions an agnostic might pose. In doing so, Stephen Batchelor illuminates the richness of the Buddhist experience and ways it can be approached.. Read and contemplate. Pay careful attention to the efforts associated with each [...]