How to do zen

From Crossing the Sacred Sea [Cruzando el mar sagrado] by Nathan A. Strait

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  1. Thupten Jinpa & Julia Stenzel [ed] () The bodhisattva ideal: selected key texts [i]
  2. () Rejoicing in the good: reflections on the monks' walk for peace [u]
  3. () Plainsong is an attempt to demonstrate what is possible [Plainsong Farm 'is a demonstration of love'] [u]
  4. () Ten fields of Zen practice [u]
  5. () On the use and misuse of moral exemplars for self-improvement [i] [d]
  6. () From imperialistic universalisms to radical cosmopolitanisms [d]
  7. () Just enough [ōryōki] [u]
  8. () I am a part of infinity: the spiritual journey of Albert Einstein [i]
  9. Jay L. Garfield, Maria Heim, & Robert H. Sharf [ed] () How to lose yourself: an ancient guide to letting go: classical Buddhist texts [i] [d]
  10. () Dōgen and the exploration model of Buddhist practice: a non-teleological approach [d]
  11. () The Zen transformation of ordinary life into Buddhist practice: eating and drinking as exploration of Buddha-nature [i] [d]
  12. Stacey K. Guenther, Xiaoan Li, & Michelle A. Scheidt [ed] () Redefining spiritual spaces in the age of technology: innovations and pitfalls [i] [d]
  13. () Waking up and growing up: spiritual cross-training for an evolving world [i]
  14. () The cosmic calendar: being reminded of the vastness of time can improve wellbeing [d]
  15. () Awakening to happiness: investigating the impact of an expanded sense of self on psychological well-being [i] [u]
  16. () I had a good teacher: practicing Suzuki Roshi's way of Zen [i]
  17. () Monastic practice in everyday life [i]
  18. () Spiritual life and secular thought: a phenomenology [i] [d]
  19. () How compassion works: a step-by-step guide for cultivating well-being, love, and wisdom [i]
  20. () Body functionality through an indigenous lens: learning from indigenous knowledge systems to facilitate appreciation [p] [d]
  21. () Zazen [as 'radical response to the mindset at the root of injustice and environmental destruction'] [u]
  22. () The heart-mind (xin, citta) as that which needs moral formation [i] [d]
  23. () Practicing safe Zen: navigating the pitfalls on the road to liberation [i]
  24. () Buddhism and Islam: mutual engagements in Southeast Asia and Japan [i] [d]
  25. () Selfhood and individuality in Dōgen's thought [d]
  26. () Breathing mindfulness: discovering the riches at the heart of the Buddhist path [i]
  27. () When intellect reaches its limit: bhakti as the bridge between knowing and living ['knowledge sharpens perception; devotion softens being'] [u]
  28. () 'I was trying to save the world': delusion-like ideation and associated impacts reported by Western practitioners of Buddhist meditation [p] [d] [u]
  29. () Becoming yourself: teachings on the zen way of life [i]
  30. () Let's hear it for lay practice! [u]
  31. () Songs and belonging [at Plainsong Farm] [u]
  32. () Religion and human flourishing [d]
  33. () Zen-informed spiritual research paradigm: a Buddhist approach to decolonizing MSR research [d]
  34. () Practice at home [u]
  35. Melanie Barbato, Mathias Schneider, & Fabian Völker [ed] () Beyond boundaries: essays on theology, dialogue, and religion in honor of Perry Schmidt-Leukel [i]
  36. () Gods, absolute, non-theistic divinity, and monotheism in Indian philosophy of religion: a genealogical critique of evolutionary theogony [d]
  37. Ive Brissman, Paul Linjamaa, Tao Thykier Makeeff, & Bron Raymond Taylor [ed] () Handbook of rituals in contemporary studies of religion: exploring ritual creativity in the footsteps of Anne-Christine Hornborg [i] [u]
  38. () The teacher matters: the role and impact of meditation teachers in the trajectories of Western Buddhist meditators experiencing meditation-related challenges [d]
  39. () Food in American Buddhism [i] [d]
  40. () Building dharmic* solidarity to expand the discourse about religious diversity in US higher education [d]
  41. () Against infinite nothingness: ultimate ground vs metaphysical nihilism in Indian philosophy [and comments and reply] [d]
  42. () American Buddhist chaplaincy supervision [i] [d]
  43. () Buddhism, a religion beyond religions [i] [d]
  44. () Zen Buddhism and the reality of suffering [i] [d]
  45. Ann Gleig & Scott A. Mitchell [ed] () The Oxford handbook of American Buddhism [i] [d]
  46. () The joke is samsāra: humor as a means in Śāntideva's bodhisattva path [i]
  47. () Anger and serenity: a Buddhist–Christian exploration [i]
  48. () American Buddhism and psychotherapy [i] [d]
  49. () Illuminating dissonance: Shinran's naturalness and Eckhart's flow [i]
  50. () Engaged Buddhism in the United States [i] [d]
  51. () Overturning for the common good: membership and mutuality in a world of markets and meritocracy [i] [d]
  52. () Lay Zen in contemporary Japan: tradition, interpretation, and invention [i] [d]
  53. () The commitment to the delicate world: Maya sacrificial giving and existential animism [d]
  54. Laurel Kearns & Whitney Bauman [ed] () Religion and nature in North America: an introduction [i]
  55. () Diligence: the joyful endeavor of the Buddhist path [i]
  56. () Salvation and Buddhist–Christian dialogue [i]
  57. () Religious self-cultivation and environmental flourishing: a humanistic relational approach [i]
  58. () The dharma and Kwanzaa: practices and principles in joyfully just living [u]
  59. () Kindness: a path to human growth and connectedness [i] [d]
  60. () Flowers fall, fruit emerges [u]
  61. () American Buddhist studies and scholar-practitioners [i] [d]
  62. () Imagining reality: what it means to 'see things as they are' [u]
  63. Yujin Nagasawa & Mohammad Saleh Zarepour [ed] () Global dialogues in the philosophy of religion: from religious experience to the afterlife [i] [d] [u]
  64. () On appreciative joy and how the Buddha taught the four immeasurables [o] [u]
  65. () Interreligious dialogue and the future of religion: fractal elements and third spaces [i]
  66. () Flourishing goals, metacognitive skills, and the virtue of wisdom [d]
  67. () When no thing works: a Zen and indigenous perspective on resilience, shared purpose, and leadership in the timeplace of collapse [i]
  68. () Journey to Eloheh: how Indigenous values lead us to harmony and well-being [i] [j]
  69. () Experiments in mystical atheism: godless epiphanies from Daoism to Spinoza and beyond [i] [d]
  70. Carol S. Anderson & Thomas Cattoi [ed] () The Routledge handbook of Buddhist–Christian studies [i] [d]
  71. () The fragile robe of liberation [u]
  72. () The little book of Zen healing: Japanese rituals for beauty, harmony, and love [i]
  73. () A comparison of Aquinas's and Dōgen's views on religious/monastic life [i] [d]
  74. () Buddhism and international humanitarian law [i] [d] [u]
  75. () Interreligious solidarity for an ecological civilization: a Catholic and humanistic Buddhist conversation [i] [d]
  76. () Spiritual ends: religion and the heart of dying in Japan [i] [d] [j] [u]
  77. () Skillful self-discipline part 1: balancing discipline and gentleness [u]
  78. () Skillful self-discipline part 2: clarity of purpose and patient determination [u]
  79. () What does it mean to waste time? [u]
  80. () American religion is not dead yet [u]
  81. () Everyone orthodox to themselves: John Locke and his American students on religion and liberal society [i] [d] [j]
  82. () Interfaith community gardening: growing food justice [i] [d]
  83. () The role of phenomenological control in experience [d]
  84. () Millennium world: Thomas Merton, Buddhism, and monastic futurism [i] [d]
  85. () Seven things I like about sabbath at the farm [at Plainsong Farm] [u]
  86. () Overcoming religious distance: epiphanies in cross-cultural settings [i] [d]
  87. Sarah Flavel & Chiara Robbiano [ed] () Key concepts in world philosophies: a toolkit for philosophers [i] [d]
  88. () Transcending the self to transcend suffering [p] [d] [u]
  89. () Un sueño imposible: un buda no se hace, un buda se realiza = The four bodhisattva vows: an impossible dream [u]
  90. () Wholesome mind ethics: a Buddhist paradigm [d]
  91. Yudit Kornberg Greenberg & George Pati [ed] () The Routledge handbook of religion and the body [i] [d]
  92. () Maternal bodies and religions [i] [d]
  93. () Zen Buddhism and the spiritual exercises of St. Ignatius: toward mutual learning and enrichment [i] [d]
  94. () The self-extension dimensional assessment: an instrument development study [d]
  95. () Mountains preach the dharma: immanence in Mahāyāna Buddhism [i] [d] [j]
  96. () The sound of one hand playing: the sonic environment of a Zen training temple [d]
  97. () The practice of belonging: six lessons from vibrant communities to combat loneliness, foster diversity, and cultivate caring relationships [i]
  98. () Going beyond ourselves: the role of self-transcendent experiences in wisdom [p] [d]
  99. () Walk in wisdom's path: contributions of faith, age, and personal wisdom to ideas of cultivating wisdom [d]
  100. () Mindfulness, compassion and skillful means in engaged Buddhism [d]
  101. () Toward a Buddhist theory of social justice: Thich Nhat Hanh, Martin Luther King, Jr., and the just society [i] [d]
  102. () Bowing [in Zen] [u]
  103. () 'All humans are strangers—almost everywhere': reflections on human belonging [i] [d]
  104. () Contemplative practices for assessing and eliminating racism in psychotherapy: towards dynamic inclusive excellence [i] [d]
  105. () African American and Womanist-Buddhist thought [i] [d]
  106. () Rejoicing in reciprocity [u]
  107. () Creative tensions in Buddhist and Christian doctrine [i] [d]
  108. () Skill, stamina (noticing avoidance), and embodied connectedness: realizing our vows to be of service [i] [d]
  109. (/2025) Spirituality of science: implications for meaning, well-being, and learning [p] [d] [u]
  110. () A brief critical appraisal of the Buddhist modernism paradigm [i] [d]
  111. () The translucency of the real: revisiting John Hick's pluralistic hypothesis [i] [d]
  112. () Buddhism and Christianity through fractal eyes [i] [d]
  113. () Religious pluralism and critical realism [i] [d]
  114. () Beyond kindness: a proposal for the flourishing of science and scientists alike [p] [d] [u]
  115. () Home is here: practicing antiracism with the engaged eightfold path [i]
  116. () The Buddhist and the ethicist: conversations on effective altruism, engaged Buddhism, and how to build a better world [i]
  117. Tiddy Smith [ed] () Animism and philosophy of religion [i] [d]
  118. Jon Paul Sydnor & Anthony J. Watson [ed] () Nondualism: an interreligious exploration [i] [d]
  119. () What's in a concept?: conceptualizing the nonconceptual in Buddhist philosophy and cognitive science [i] [d] [u]
  120. () Ultimate reality in three distinctive traditions [i] [d]
  121. () Reflections on gratitude [u]
  122. () Naturalistic spirituality ['always outstrips our worldviews, forever pushing us to expand and keep expanding our mind and our awareness'] [u]
  123. () Paths of synthesis [as syncretic paths: 'the peace of being the synthesis which is one's own path'] [u]
  124. () The meaning sextet: a systematic literature review and further validation of a universal typology of meaning in life [d]
  125. () Making sense of mind only: why Yogācāra Buddhism matters [i]
  126. () Seeing one thing through: the Zen life and teachings of Sojun Mel Weitsman [i]
  127. () The Buddha, MLK, and the ethics of healing community [i] [d]
  128. () Herding cows and sheep: giving guidance in Buddhist and Christian spiritual formation [i] [d]
  129. () Tiantai on buddhahood, conceivable and inconceivable [or: Tiantai on what buddhahood is] [u]
  130. () Food sharing in religious and indigenous traditions: drawing inspirations for contemporary food cum climate politics and ethics [i] [d]
  131. Paula Kane Robinson Arai & Kevin Trainor [ed] () The Oxford handbook of Buddhist practice [i] [d]
  132. () Sōtō Zen women's wisdom in practice [i] [d]
  133. () Opening to oneness: a practical and philosophical guide to the Zen precepts [i]
  134. (/2024) 'Shamanic' Zen and 'spirit ontologies': towards an inclusive Zen spirituality [i]
  135. () How we live is how we die [i]
  136. () Philosophy in nature as a kind of public philosophy [i] [d]
  137. () Lefebvre and spiritual exercises [on Alexandre Lefebvre's 'The spiritual exercises of John Rawls' for the cultivation of impartiality in politics] [i] [d]
  138. () None the wiser: year-long longitudinal study on effects of adversity on wisdom [d]
  139. () The heart and mind of hypnotherapy: inviting connection, inventing change [i]
  140. () The Interbeing Identity Scale: exploring the integration of our fundamental identity with all other beings, nature, and the cosmos [u]
  141. () Cosmic consciousness [a history of the term] [d]
  142. () Divine intimations: contemporary floral design for sacred spaces [u]
  143. () Buddhist ethics: a philosophical exploration [i] [d]
  144. () Buddhist ethics as moral phenomenology [i] [d]
  145. () Losing ourselves: learning to live without a self [i] [d] [j]
  146. () Buddhist chaplaincy [i] [d]
  147. () The wisdom researchers and the elephant: an integrative model of wise behavior [p] [d] [u]
  148. Anne Hege Grung [ed] () Complexities of spiritual care in plural societies: education, praxis and concepts [i] [d] [u]
  149. Lowell S. Gustafson, Barry H. Rodrigue, & David R. Blanks [ed] () Science, religion and deep time [i] [d]
  150. () Rest is resistance: a manifesto [i]
  151. () Finding joy in uncertainty [d]
  152. () Sōjiji: discipline, compassion, and enlightenment at a Japanese Zen temple [i] [d]
  153. () Awe: the new science of everyday wonder and how it can transform your life [i]
  154. () Consciousness, the unconscious, and the self [d]
  155. () Beyond mindfulness: arousal-driven modulation of attentional control during arousal-based practices [p] [d] [u]
  156. () Sources of Japanese Buddhist philosophy of education: Saichō (766/7–822) on study, reflection, and cultivation [d]
  157. () The spiritual exercises of John Rawls [d]
  158. () Comprehension, purpose, and mattering?: a latent profile analysis of laypeople's beliefs about meaning in life [d]
  159. () Religion: the WEIRDest concept in the world? [d]
  160. () Buddhist philosophy and the embodied mind: a constructive engagement [i]
  161. () Integrating aspects of Buddhist and Christian liberation epistemology to empower compassionate social action [i] [d]
  162. () The shamanic bones of Zen: revealing the ancestral spirit and mystical heart of a sacred tradition [i]
  163. () Debra Seido Martin [proprietor of Horton Road Organics farm and guiding teacher of Zen West / Empty Field Zendo: interview] [u]
  164. () Women's spirituality as a measure of deep time and social ecology [i] [d]
  165. () You can't go it alone: admitting that you need help is the first step to liberation [and the problem with the oxygen mask analogy] [u]
  166. () A psychologically rich life: beyond happiness and meaning [p] [d]
  167. () The economic study of Buddhism [i] [d]
  168. () Using the Examen, a Jesuit prayer, in spiritually integrated and secular psychotherapy [d]
  169. Charles S. Prebish & On Cho Ng [ed] () The theory and practice of Zen Buddhism: a festschrift in honor of Steven Heine [i] [d]
  170. () 'Wash your bowl': insight on procrastination from a koan [u]
  171. () Untangling karma: intimate Zen stories on healing trauma [i]
  172. Rick Repetti [ed] () The Routledge handbook on the philosophy of meditation [i] [d]
  173. () A divine weaving: Perry Schmidt-Leukel's fractal comparative theology [d]
  174. () Aesthetics of care: practice in everyday life [i]
  175. (/2024) The celestial web: Buddhism and Christianity: a different comparison [i]
  176. William Schweiker & Maria Antonaccio [ed] () Encyclopedia of religious ethics [i] [d]
  177. () Meditation in the context of a naturalized eudaimonic Buddhism [i] [d]
  178. () From postpantheism to transmaterialism: D. T. Suzuki and New Buddhism [i] [d] [j]
  179. () Shinto in the light of big history [i] [d]
  180. () Kōan practice [i] [d]
  181. () Big history and earth spirituality: towards a significant eco-social paradigm [i] [d]
  182. () Xunzi, Dewey, and the reinterpretation of religion [d] [u]
  183. () Unexpected side effects: a cautionary note on challenges of persistent self-transcendence [d]
  184. () The uses of delusion: why it's not always rational to be rational [i] [d]
  185. () Education for sustainability: sourcing inner qualities and capacities for transformation [i] [d]
  186. () Overcoming stress-induced brain fog [i]
  187. () Inner tradition made visible: the interpersonal benefits and effects of meditation practice on close relationships [d]
  188. (/2024) Evidence synthesis indicates contentless experiences in meditation are neither truly contentless nor identical [d]
  189. () Faith, doubt, and the Buddhist path of enlightenment [i] [d]
  190. () Seven reasons to join Plainsong Farm's young adult fellowship [u]
  191. () Love sustains life: jkyo jkwainï and allied strategies in caring for the Earth [d] [u]
  192. () A Buddhist reconfiguration of John Hick's pluralistic hypothesis: a Madhyamaka perspective [d]
  193. () The Perceived Spiritual Support Scale (PSSS): measuring support from the deep connection with diverse sacred entities [i] [d]
  194. () Pragmatism and Confucian empiricism [i] [d]
  195. Roger T. Ames, Chen Yajun, & Peter D. Hershock [ed] () Confucianism and Deweyan pragmatism: resources for a new geopolitics of interdependence [i] [d]
  196. () Dependent arising and interdependence [and why they are not the same] [d]
  197. () Hearing, reflection, and cultivation: relating the three types of wisdom to mindfulness [d]
  198. () Superiority conceit in Buddhist traditions: a historical perspective [i]
  199. () Losing ourselves in the Heart sutra [u]
  200. () The wakeful body: somatic mindfulness as a path to freedom [i]
  201. () Religion and democratic commitment: a unifying motivational framework [d]
  202. () The whole path is ethics [u]
  203. () Why I think Buddhism is awesome [u]
  204. () If you're not making mistakes, you're not practicing [u]
  205. () Collecting the heart-mind: a celebration of sesshin [u]
  206. () Zen is right now: more teaching stories and anecdotes of Shunryū Suzuki [i]
  207. () Decolonizing pathways towards integrative healing in social work [i] [d] [u]
  208. () Non-symmetric awe: why it matters even if we don't [d]
  209. () Zen and morality: following rules to where there are no rules [i] [d]
  210. () Zen pathways: an introduction to the philosophy and practice of Zen Buddhism [i] [d]
  211. () Mindful wisdom: the path integrating memory, judgment, and attention [d]
  212. Miguel Farias, David Brazier, & Mansur Lalljee [ed] () The Oxford handbook of meditation [i] [d]
  213. () American freethinker: Elihu Palmer and the struggle for religious freedom in the new nation [i] [d] [j]
  214. () The problem of now: the injunction to immerse yourself in the present might be psychologically potent, but is it metaphysically meaningful? [and comments, including a comment by Jonathan Cender on the relevance of Tiantai Buddhism] [u]
  215. () The self in meditation: the art of self-transformation [i] [d]
  216. () The Self-Expansiveness Level Form: a measure of a transpersonal construct [i] [d]
  217. () Skill and virtuosity in Buddhist and Daoist philosophy [i] [d]
  218. () Creative experience: a non-standard definition of creativity [d]
  219. () The #BuddhistCultureWars: BuddhaBros, alt-right dharma, and snowflake sanghas [d] [u]
  220. () Self-cultivation philosophies in ancient India, Greece and China [i] [d]
  221. () Be the refuge: raising the voices of Asian American Buddhists [i]
  222. () Zen and the art of saving the planet [i]
  223. () You are more than you think [i]
  224. John Hausdoerffer, Brooke Parry Hecht, Melissa K. Nelson, & Katherine Kassouf Cummings [ed] () What kind of ancestor do you want to be? [i] [d]
  225. () The transformation of religion: drawn by the left [from religious liberalism to religious cosmopolitanism] [i] [d]
  226. () Willpower is overrated [p] [d] [u]
  227. () Gary Snyder's vision [of the good life] [i] [d]
  228. () Compassion blesses the compassionate: the basis of human flourishing in Buddhist thought and practice [i] [d]
  229. Sallie B. King [ed] () Buddhist visions of the good life for all [i] [d]
  230. () Feasting with Buddhist women: food literacy in religious belonging [d] [j]
  231. () The Buddha was a psychologist: a rational approach to Buddhist teachings [i] [d]
  232. () Intentional solitude and mindfulness: the benefits of being alone [i] [d]
  233. () The Buddhist oxygen mask [u]
  234. () Being stable in an unstable world [u]
  235. () The reactive therapist: the problem of interpersonal reactivity in psychological therapy and the potential for a mindfulness-based program focused on 'mindfulness-in-relationship' skills for therapists [d]
  236. () Volition, action, and skill in Indian Buddhist philosophy [i] [d]
  237. () Spiritual Modeling Self-Efficacy (SMSE): a stand-alone measure [i] [d]
  238. (/2024) Our practices [at Plainsong Farm] [u]
  239. () Being in flux: a post-anthropocentric ontology of the self [i]
  240. () Self-transcendence and life stories of humanistic growth among late-midlife adults [p] [d]
  241. () Society and the death of God [i] [d]
  242. () Overhearing a Christian apology to the nones: revealing still hidden truths in dialogue [i]
  243. () What is merit, that it can be transferred? [d]
  244. () Illuminating the mind: an introduction to Buddhist epistemology [i] [d]
  245. () Grieving while Black: an antiracist take on oppression and sorrow [i]
  246. () Time as kinship [i] [d] [u]
  247. () Ethical north star: the five Buddhist precepts for modern times [u]
  248. Theresa A. Yugar, Sarah E. Robinson, Lilian Dube, & Teresia Mbari Hinga [ed] () Valuing lives, healing earth: religion, gender, and life on earth [i] [d] [j]
  249. () A brief history of Buddhist absorption [d]
  250. () Confronting racism with mindfulness [d]
  251. () Introducing mindfulness: Buddhist background and practical exercises [i]
  252. () Dynamic regulation of internal experience: mechanisms of therapeutic change [i] [d]
  253. () A plea for more attention to mental representations [d]
  254. () Leading as one: inclusive leadership through unity consciousness and the act of oneness [i] [d]
  255. () Buddhist humility [i] [d]
  256. () Seeing clearly: a Buddhist guide to life [i] [d]
  257. () Who owns religion?: intersectionality, identity politics, and cultural appropriation in postglobal Buddhism [d] [j]
  258. () Informal religious activity outside hegemonic religions: wild traditions and their relevance to evolutionary models [d]
  259. () Reimagining emptiness: toward a subtler language of fullness [i] [d]
  260. () Reimagining Zen in a secular age: Charles Taylor and Zen Buddhism in the West [i] [d]
  261. () The original frontier: a serious seeker's guide to Zen [i]
  262. () Adverse events in meditation practices and meditation-based therapies: a systematic review [p] [d]
  263. Anna Fedele & Kim E. Knibbe [ed] () Secular societies, spiritual selves?: the gendered triangle of religion, secularity and spirituality [i] [d]
  264. () The importance of sangha [u]
  265. () Zen wisdom for Christians, by Christopher Collingwood [book review] [d] [j]
  266. () Still running: the art of meditation in motion [i]
  267. () Practicing the great perfection: instructions on the crucial points [i]
  268. () Gentle Nazarene or failure?: Buddhist perspectives on Jesus in colonial and post-colonial contexts [d]
  269. () Women and Buddhist–Christian dialogue [i]
  270. () Readings of Dōgen's Treasury of the true dharma eye [i] [d] [j]
  271. () The untold history of India's vital atheist philosophy [u]
  272. () Good chemistry: the science of connection, from soul to psychedelics [i]
  273. () What science means to me: understanding personal identification with (evolutionary) science using the sociology of (non)religion [p] [d]
  274. () A diminishment of desire: exposure to nature relative to urban environments dampens materialism [d]
  275. Anne Koch & Katharina Wilkens [ed] () The Bloomsbury handbook of the cultural and cognitive aesthetics of religion [i] [d]
  276. () What's daoism got to do with it? [book review of: China root: Daoism, Chan, and original Zen, by David Hinton] [u]
  277. () The good ancestor: how to think long-term in a short-term world [i]
  278. () The deepest peace: contemplations from a season of stillness [i]
  279. () Mindfulness in good lives [i]
  280. () Flowing with chaos: including choice in Zen Buddhist practice [i]
  281. () From 'just culture' to a just culture: an Asian American Buddhist on why embodying the cultures from which Buddhism came helps dharma work on us from all angles [u]
  282. () Autumn light: my fifty years in Zen [i]
  283. (/2025) For young adults: year of service & learning [u]
  284. () Farm refugia and church on the edges [at Plainsong Farm] [u]
  285. () Religion, food, and agriculture: three case studies [i] [d]
  286. () The fate of traditional enlightenment in the West [with: A ten-attribute model of eudaimonic enlightenment] [i] [d]
  287. () You belong: a call for connection [i]
  288. () Mindfulness: where it comes from and what it means [i]
  289. () We are all in this life together [j] [u]
  290. () Who you are: the science of connectedness [i] [d]
  291. () Before belief: discovering first spiritual awareness [i] [d]
  292. () Making sense of spiritual practice: a critical analysis of Thomas Metzinger's 'Spirituality and intellectual honesty' [u]
  293. () Death: the ultimate transformative experience [i] [d]
  294. () Why I am not a Buddhist [i] [d] [j]
  295. () Preliminary development and validation of a scale to measure universal love [d]
  296. () Practical wisdom as an adaptive algorithm for leadership: integrating Eastern and Western perspectives to navigate complexity and uncertainty [d]
  297. () Awaken 101: discovering meaning and purpose in uncertain times [i]
  298. () Seed and soil: psychological affordances in contexts help to explain where wise interventions succeed or fail [d]
  299. () The scientific spirit of American humanism [i] [d]
  300. () The four noble truths [u]
  301. () Buddhism: what everyone needs to know [i] [d]
  302. () What happens when we practice religion?: textures of devotion in everyday life [i] [d] [j]
  303. () Defining and operationalizing chaplain presence: a review [p] [d] [j]
  304. () In the seen just the seen: mindfulness and the construction of experience [d]
  305. () Definitions of right concentration in comparative perspective [u]
  306. () The insight knowledge of fear and adverse effects of mindfulness practices [d]
  307. () Immeasurable meditations and mindfulness [d]
  308. () Entering the mind of Buddha: Zen and the six heroic practices of bodhisattvas [i]
  309. () The first heroic practice: the perfection of giving: a generous heart [i]
  310. () Painting enlightenment: healing visions of the Heart sutra [i]
  311. () Brief, daily meditation enhances attention, memory, mood, and emotional regulation in non-experienced meditators [in guided meditation] [p] [d] [u]
  312. () Metacognitive processes model of decentering: emerging methods and insights [p] [d]
  313. () Learning from adversity: suffering and wisdom [i] [d]
  314. () Do you love us?: higher education as an interfaith conversation about the good life ['Syncretic and ever-changing selves'] [i] [d]
  315. () Welcoming the unwelcome: wholehearted living in a brokenhearted world [i]
  316. () Mindfulness and intimacy [i]
  317. Bret W. Davis [ed] () The Oxford handbook of Japanese philosophy [i] [d]
  318. () How gnosis met logos: the story of a hermeneutical verse in Indian Buddhism [u]
  319. () The middle way of the bodhisattva [i] [d]
  320. () Innate human connectivity and Śāntideva's cultivation of compassion [i] [d]
  321. () Philosophical implications of the Japanese language [i] [d]
  322. () How matter becomes conscious: a naturalistic theory of the mind [i] [d]
  323. () The world could be otherwise: imagination and the bodhisattva path [i]
  324. () 'Become this whole world': the phenomenology of metaphysical religion in Chāndogya Upaniṣad 6–8 [d]
  325. () Emotion-focused mindfulness therapy [d]
  326. Jonathan C. Gold & Douglas S. Duckworth [ed] () Readings of Śāntideva's Guide to bodhisattva practice [i] [d]
  327. () Śāntideva's ethics of impartial compassion [i] [d]
  328. () Seeing from all sides [i] [d]
  329. () Mindfulness is demotivating [but does not negatively affect task performance] [u]
  330. () Zen beyond mindfulness: using Buddhist and modern psychology for transformational practice [i]
  331. () Prescribing the dharma: psychotherapists, Buddhist traditions, and defining religion [i] [j]
  332. () The new science of practical wisdom [p] [d] [u]
  333. () The importance of subtle movement and stillness in Japanese dance movement therapy: a comparison with the Japanese traditional performing art of Noh [i] [d]
  334. () Theoretical foundations to guide mindfulness meditation: a path to wisdom [d]
  335. () Green Buddhism: practice and compassionate action in uncertain times [i]
  336. () A loaf for learning: teaching the study of religion with food [d]
  337. Timothy D. Knepper, Lucy Bregman, & Mary Gottschalk [ed] () Death and dying: an exercise in comparative philosophy of religion [i] [d]
  338. () Episodic ethnicity: a case study of a Japanese Buddhist temple [in Los Angeles] [d]
  339. () Psychology's own mindfulness: Ellen Langer and the social politics of scientific interest in 'active noticing' [d]
  340. () Militant Buddhism: the rise of religious violence in Sri Lanka, Myanmar and Thailand [i] [d]
  341. () Disengaged Buddhism [u]
  342. () The importance of being Thích Quảng Đức [u]
  343. () The inner work of racial justice: healing ourselves and transforming our communities through mindfulness [i]
  344. () The Japanese encounter with and appropriation of Western philosophy [i] [d]
  345. () Creative expertise is associated with transcending the here and now [p] [d]
  346. () Mindfulness of death as a tool for mortality salience induction with reference to terror management theory [d]
  347. () Zen and the way of tidying [u]
  348. () Why meditation isn't enough [u]
  349. () Nishitani Keiji: practicing philosophy as a matter of life and death [i] [d]
  350. () Public libraries as contemplative spaces: a framework for action and research [d]
  351. Alan Race & Paul Knitter [ed] () New paths for interreligious theology: Perry Schmidt-Leukel's fractal interpretation of religious diversity [i]
  352. () Moral transformation and duties of beneficence [d]
  353. () Perry Schmidt-Leukel's incarnated prophets and awakeners: beyond stalemates in the theology of religions and comparative theology [i]
  354. C. Pierce Salguero [ed] () Buddhism and medicine: an anthology of modern and contemporary sources [i] [d] [j]
  355. () Unbalanced flows in the subtle body: Tibetan understandings of psychiatric illness and how to deal with it [p] [d] [j] [u]
  356. () Buddha mind—Christ mind: a Christian commentary on the Bodhicaryāvatāra [i] [j]
  357. () Mindful family routines and the cultivation of executive function skills in childhood [d] [j]
  358. Bongrae Seok [ed] () Naturalism, human flourishing, and Asian philosophy: Owen Flanagan and beyond [i] [d]
  359. () The relative efficacy of mindfulness versus distraction: the moderating role of attentional bias [p] [d]
  360. Robert J. Sternberg & Judith Glück [ed] () The Cambridge handbook of wisdom [i] [d]
  361. Robert J. Sternberg, Howard C. Nusbaum, & Judith Glück [ed] () Applying wisdom to contemporary world problems [i] [d]
  362. () Choosing compassion: how to be of benefit in a world that needs our love [i]
  363. () Why the indifference of the universe is irrelevant to life's meaning [d]
  364. () Four noble truths based problem solving: a therapeutic view [d]
  365. () Mindfulness, alexithymia, and empathy moderate relations between trait aggression and antisocial personality disorder traits [d]
  366. () Universal ethics: organized complexity as an intrinsic value [i] [d]
  367. () Packed and ready for whatever's next [u]
  368. () Never forget is now [u]
  369. () American sutra: a story of faith and freedom in the Second World War [i] [d]
  370. () A study of Gary Snyder's idea of sacrament [d] [u]
  371. () Raichō: Zen and the female body in the development of Japanese feminist philosophy [i] [d]
  372. () A sociocultural psychological approach to religion [p] [d]
  373. () Zen and deep evolution: the optical delusion of separation [d]
  374. (/2019) Idealism and religion in Dewey's philosophy [i] [d]
  375. () Practice is the right medicine [u]
  376. Daan Beekers & David Kloos [ed] () Straying from the straight path: how senses of failure invigorate lived religion [i] [j]
  377. Patricia Dai-En Bennage & Eido Frances Carney [ed] () Zen teachings in challenging times [i]
  378. () No recipe: cooking as spiritual practice [i]
  379. () Zen practice as path: six tips [u]
  380. () Clinical hypnosis, mindfulness and spirituality in palliative care [p] [d]
  381. () Religious dietary practices and secular food ethics; or, How to hope that your food choices make a difference even when you reasonably believe that they don't [i] [d]
  382. () Living shōjin ryōri: everyday Zen cuisine to nourish and delight [i]
  383. () The changing way of the bodhisattva: superheroes, saints, and social workers [i] [d]
  384. () Religious congregations as community hubs and sources of social bonding [i] [d]
  385. () Living on a prayer: neo-monasticism and socio-ecological change [d]
  386. Daniel Cozort & James Mark Shields [ed] () The Oxford handbook of Buddhist ethics [i] [d]
  387. Donald A. Crosby & Jerome A. Stone [ed] () The Routledge handbook of religious naturalism [i] [d]
  388. () Buddhist modernism and Kant on enlightenment [i] [d]
  389. () Personality systems, spirituality, and existential well-being: a person-centered perspective [d]
  390. () Pragmatic inquiry and religious communities: Charles Peirce, signs, and inhabited experiments [i] [d]
  391. () Zen's nonegocentric perspectivism [i] [d]
  392. () Henry David Thoreau, yogi [d] [u]
  393. () Putting death on the table [u]
  394. () Deepest practice, deepest wisdom: three fascicles from Shōbōgenzō with commentaries [i]
  395. () Neuroscience and psychology of meditation in everyday life: searching for the essence of mind [i] [d]
  396. () Mindful self-hypnosis for self-care: an integrative model and illustrative case example [p] [d]
  397. () Which facets of mindfulness protect individuals from the negative experiences of obsessive intrusive thoughts? [d]
  398. Steven M. Emmanuel [ed] () Buddhist philosophy: a comparative approach [i] [d]
  399. () No teacher of Zen [u]
  400. () Hallucinating oneness: is oneness true or just a positive metaphysical illusion? [i] [d] [j]
  401. Jennifer A. Frey & Candace Vogler [ed] () Self-transcendence and virtue: perspectives from philosophy, psychology, and theology [i] [d]
  402. () The self breathing simultaneously with the great earth and all sentient beings [part 2] [u]
  403. () Attention to greatness: Buddhaghosa [i] [d]
  404. () Efficacy of neurofeedback on the increase of mindfulness-related capacities in healthy individuals: a controlled trial [d]
  405. () Buddhist philosophy as a way of life: the spiritual exercises of Tsongkhapa [i] [d]
  406. () The bodhisattva precepts [i] [d]
  407. Hans Gustafson [ed] () Learning from other religious traditions: leaving room for holy envy [i] [d]
  408. () Standing at the edge: finding freedom where fear and courage meet [i]
  409. () Resilient: how to grow an unshakable core of calm, strength, and happiness [i]
  410. () How to practice bearing witness [u]
  411. () Oneness: a big history perspective [i] [d] [j]
  412. Laura M. Hartman [ed] () That all may flourish: comparative religious environmental ethics [i] [d]
  413. () Buddhist fulfillment of a Protestant dream: mindfulness as scientific spirituality [i] [d]
  414. () Liberalism in American religious history [d]
  415. () From Chinese Chan to Japanese Zen: a remarkable century of transmission and transformation [i] [d]
  416. () Religious education in the traditions [i] [d]
  417. () Emergentist naturalism in early Buddhism and Deweyan pragmatism [i] [d]
  418. () Nonviolence in the dharma traditions: Hinduism, Jainism, and Buddhism [i] [d]
  419. Philip J. Ivanhoe, Owen J. Flanagan, Victoria S. Harrison, Hagop Sarkissian, & Eric Schwitzgebel [ed] () The oneness hypothesis: beyond the boundary of self [i] [d] [j]
  420. () Ethics in Zen [i] [d]
  421. () Zen on the trail: hiking as pilgrimage [i]
  422. () If you meet the Buddha on the road: Buddhism, politics, and violence [i] [d]
  423. () Buddhism, war, and violence [i] [d]
  424. () How personal grief connects us to shared compassion [u]
  425. () Charles Johnson: The art of fiction No. 239 [u]
  426. () Late stages of adult development: one linear sequence or several parallel branches? [u]
  427. () A saint on the run: the dynamics of homemaking and creating a sacred place [d] [u]
  428. () Sadness, the architect of cognitive change [i] [d]
  429. () Engaging Japanese philosophy: a short history [i]
  430. () Buddhist environmental ethics: an emergent and contextual approach [i] [d]
  431. () Zen Buddhist perspectives on religious naturalism [i] [d]
  432. () Adversity, wisdom, and exemplarism [d]
  433. () Mindful of race: transforming racism from the inside out [i]
  434. () Training in tenderness: Buddhist teachings on tsewa, the radical openness of heart that can change the world [i]
  435. () Meeting death with an open heart [i]
  436. Lene Kühle, William Hoverd, & Jørn Borup [ed] () The critical analysis of religious diversity [i] [d]
  437. () We are all refugees [u]
  438. () The psychological case for disengaged Buddhism [u]
  439. () Classic Morita therapy: consciousness, zen, justice and trauma [i] [d]
  440. () Suggestion as a potential mechanism in meditation [o] [u]
  441. () Finding rest in the nature of the mind [i]
  442. () Finding rest in meditation [i]
  443. () Finding rest in illusion [i]
  444. () Women's circles and the rise of the new feminine: reclaiming sisterhood, spirituality, and wellbeing [d]
  445. () Buddhism and the virtues [i] [d]
  446. () Metacognitive variety, from Inner Mongolian Buddhism to post-truth [or variety in epistemic cognition] [i] [d]
  447. () Sanctuary: a meditation on home, homelessness, and belonging [i]
  448. () Why do I seek realization? [u]
  449. () Embodying change: Buddhism and feminist philosophy [i] [d]
  450. () Being Buddha, staying woke: racial formation in Black Buddhist writing [d] [j]
  451. () The psychology of moral judgment and perception in Indo-Tibetan Buddhist ethics [i] [d]
  452. () Suffering and the six perfections: using adversity to attain wisdom in Mahāyāna Buddhist ethics [d]
  453. () Rethinking time: implications for well-being [d]
  454. () An inquiry into views, beliefs and faith: lessons from Buddhism, behavioural psychology and constructivist epistemology [d]
  455. A. Minh Nguyen [ed] () New essays in Japanese aesthetics [i]
  456. () Solitude as an approach to affective self-regulation [p] [d]
  457. () Sadness, love, openness: the Buddhist path of joy [i]
  458. () The mountains and waters sūtra: a practitioner's guide to Dōgen's Sansuikyō [i]
  459. Doug Oman [ed] () Why religion and spirituality matter for public health: evidence, implications, and resources [i] [d]
  460. () Faith development [as development of 'meaning-making in its most comprehensive dimensions'] [i] [d]
  461. () Religious education between the traditions [i] [d]
  462. () 'Trained satisfaction': self-limiting of inquiry [u]
  463. () Language in the Buddhist tantra of Japan: Indic roots of mantra [i] [d]
  464. () On not capitalizing (on) the dharma [u]
  465. () The knowns and unknowns of boredom: a review of the literature [p] [d]
  466. () Semiotics as soteriology: a different look at mediaeval Japanese Buddhism [i] [d]
  467. () Being-time: a practitioner's guide to Dōgen's Shōbōgenzō Uji [i]
  468. () Worldly and unworldly feelings, fabrication and letting go [d]
  469. () After innovation, turn to maintenance [d] [j]
  470. () Don't win the argument, rouse the conscience [u]
  471. () Incorporating mindfulness: questioning capitalism [d]
  472. () A unity with the universe: Schelling, Herder, and Dewey on natural piety [i] [d]
  473. () Sedentary behavior associated with reduced medial temporal lobe thickness in middle-aged and older adults [p] [d] [u]
  474. () Spiritual ecology and religious naturalism: exploring their interrelationships [i] [d]
  475. () Vegetarian Việt Nam [i]
  476. () My bully became a Buddhist [u]
  477. () The functional and dysfunctional aspects of happiness: cognitive, physiological, behavioral, and health considerations [i] [d]
  478. () Honest to goodness [o] [u]
  479. () The karma of now: why the present moment isn't the goal [o] [u]
  480. () Wisdom over justice [o] [u]
  481. () Two notions of empathy and oneness [i] [d] [j]
  482. () Trauma-sensitive mindfulness: practices for safe and transformative healing [i]
  483. () Mind the hype: a critical evaluation and prescriptive agenda for research on mindfulness and meditation [and erratum correcting a mischaracterization of a work by Rick Hanson] [p] [d] [u]
  484. () Food, farming and religion: emerging ethical perspectives [i] [d]
  485. () Wise interventions: psychological remedies for social and personal problems [p] [d]
  486. () Jaspers's philosophical faith: toward a form of religious naturalism [i] [d]
  487. () Ethics, meditation, and wisdom [i] [d]
  488. () African American religious naturalism and the question of the human [i] [d]
  489. () Everyday mortality [u]
  490. () The impact of mindfulness-based interventions on brain activity: a systematic review of functional magnetic resonance imaging studies [p] [d]
  491. () Religion, social signaling, and health: a psychoneuroimmunological approach [d]
  492. () Mechanisms of action in mindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT) and mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) in people with physical and/or psychological conditions: a systematic review [p] [d]
  493. () Theories of the self, race, and essentialization in Buddhism in the United States during the 'Yellow Peril', 1899–1957 [u]
  494. () The zen of rags [i] [d]
  495. () Early Buddhist meditation: the four jhānas as the actualization of insight [i] [d]
  496. () Was Bo Diddley a buddha?: and other thoughts on the art of improvisation [u]
  497. () Awe, the diminished self, and collective engagement: universals and cultural variations in the small self [p] [d]
  498. () The system stinks: sources of inspiration for the Buddhist Peace Fellowship [d]
  499. () Could we advance the science of religion (better) without the concept 'religion'? [d]
  500. () Understanding contemplative practices from the perspective of dual-process theories [i] [d]
  501. () Remembering-and-receiving: mindfulness and acceptance in Zen [i] [d]
  502. () Reducing separateness with presence: how mindfulness catalyzes intergroup prosociality [i] [d]
  503. () Imaginative moral development [d]
  504. () Neither ātman nor anattā: tapering our conception of selfhood [d] [u]
  505. Kirk Warren Brown & Mark R. Leary [ed] () The Oxford handbook of hypo-egoic phenomena [i] [d]
  506. () Multiple religious belonging: conceptual advance or secularization denial? [d]
  507. () Countering oppression by cultivating peace [u]
  508. () Tradition's hidden economy [d]
  509. () Tantric yoga, depth psychology, and the feminine perspective: towards an integrated approach to working with the psyche [i] [d]
  510. () Ethics without justice: eliminating the roots of resentment [i] [d]
  511. () Religion and neuroscience [and Buddhist meditation] [i] [d]
  512. () Syncretism 5.0: could design become a meta-religion for global communion? [i] [d]
  513. () 'Otherness' is never one thing [u]
  514. () Buddhist interdependence and the elemental life [i] [d]
  515. () Gifts without givers: secular spirituality and metaphorical cognition [d]
  516. () Buddhism and science as ethical discourse [i] [d]
  517. () Seeing like the Buddha: enlightenment through film [i] [d] [j]
  518. () Holy smoke: the contextual use of Native American ritual and ceremony [i]
  519. () The immediate and long-term effects of an intensive meditation retreat [d]
  520. () What defines mindfulness-based programs?: the warp and the weft [p] [d]
  521. Jake H. Davis [ed] () A mirror is for reflection: understanding Buddhist ethics [i] [d]
  522. () Nostalgia and mental simulation [i] [d]
  523. () Inserting meditation practices into psychotherapy: yes, but... [book review of: Core principles of meditation for therapy, by Annellen M. Simpkins and C. Alexander Simpkins] [d]
  524. () Work that matters: create a livelihood that reflects your core intention [i]
  525. () How mindfulness enhances self-control [i] [d]
  526. N. J. Enfield & Paul Kockelman [ed] () Distributed agency [i] [d]
  527. () Mindfulness practice moderates the relationship between craving and substance use in a clinical sample [p] [d]
  528. () Attending: medicine, mindfulness, and humanity [i]
  529. () Beauty and aesthetic experience in Theravāda Buddhism [d]
  530. () Forgiveness and the ego: why hypo-egoic states foster forgiveness and prosocial responses [i] [d]
  531. () Guidelines for reflective practice in psychotherapy: a reflection on the benefits of combining moment-by-moment and phase-by-phase mapping in clinical decision making [d]
  532. () Destroyed not destroyed [u]
  533. () Positive emotion correlates of meditation practice: a comparison of mindfulness meditation and loving-kindness meditation [d]
  534. () Which functions assumed to be religious and spiritual in nature are ultimately attributable or reducible to purely secular mechanisms? [d]
  535. () Spiritually informed not-for-profit performance measurement [d] [j]
  536. () Attention, not self [i] [d]
  537. () The self restated [d] [j] [u]
  538. () The compassionate treatment of animals: a contemporary Buddhist approach in eastern Tibet [d]
  539. () Therapeutic relational presence: relationship as a pathway to spirituality [i] [d]
  540. () A practical guide to cultivating therapeutic presence [i] [d]
  541. () Why the Buddha did not discuss 'the problem of free will and determinism' [i] [d]
  542. (/2018) When blossoms fall: a Zen guide for death & dying [u]
  543. () The mindfulness practice, aesthetic experience, and creative democracy [d] [j] [u]
  544. () Wisdom in context [p] [d]
  545. () The zen of you & me: a guide to getting along with just about anyone [i]
  546. () Walk with me [o] [u]
  547. () The skillful handling of poison: bodhicitta and the kleśas in Śāntideva's Bodhicaryāvatāra [d]
  548. Hanna Havnevik, Ute Hüsken, Mark Teeuwen, Vladimir Tikhonov, & Koen Wellens [ed] () Buddhist modernities: re-inventing tradition in the globalizing modern world [i] [d]
  549. () Mindfulness meditation for chronic pain: systematic review and meta-analysis [p] [d] [u]
  550. () The flexibility hypothesis of healing [d]
  551. () Why should any body have a self? [i] [d]
  552. () We've been here all along [Asian-American Buddhists] [u]
  553. () Buddhism and sexual orientation [i] [d]
  554. () Oneness: East Asian conceptions of virtue, happiness, and how we are all connected [i] [d]
  555. () John Dewey and an ecological philosophy of religion [u]
  556. Willis Jenkins, Mary Evelyn Tucker, & John Grim [ed] () Routledge handbook of religion and ecology [i] [d]
  557. Michael K. Jerryson [ed] () The Oxford handbook of contemporary Buddhism [i] [d]
  558. () Mindlessness: the corruption of mindfulness in a culture of narcissism [i]
  559. () Playing the patriarch: representation and transformation in the Zen sermon [d] [j]
  560. () Too early to tell: the potential impact and challenges—ethical and otherwise—inherent in the mainstreaming of dharma in an increasingly dystopian world [p] [d] [u]
  561. Johan C. Karremans & Esther K. Papies [ed] () Mindfulness in social psychology [i] [d]
  562. () On the good in Aristotle and early Buddhism: a response to Abraham Vélez [u]
  563. () Beautiful bodhisattvas: the aesthetics of spiritual exemplarity [d]
  564. () Time to lay the Libet experiment to rest: commentary on Papanicolaou (2017) [d]
  565. () Right speech is not always gentle: the Buddha's authorization of sharp criticism, its rationale, limits, and possible applications [u]
  566. Timothy D. Knepper & Leah Kalmanson [ed] () Ineffability: an exercise in comparative philosophy of religion [i] [d]
  567. () Capital punishment: a Buddhist critique [u]
  568. () How will you die? [u]
  569. () Beyond intentionality: on the non-dual contemplative practices of the Tibetan Buddhist tradition 'the great perfection' [d]
  570. () Long strange journey: on modern Zen, Zen art, and other predicaments [i] [d] [j]
  571. () The varieties of contemplative experience: a mixed-methods study of meditation-related challenges in Western Buddhists [p] [d] [u]
  572. Joseph John Loizzo, Miles Neale, & Emily J. Wolf [ed] () Advances in contemplative psychotherapy: accelerating healing and transformation [i] [d]
  573. () Zen and the art of living mindfully: the health-enhancing potential of Zen aesthetics [p] [d] [j]
  574. () The power of suggestion: posthypnotically induced changes in the temporal binding of intentional action outcomes [p] [d]
  575. () Concentration vs. spaciousness in zazen [or: In zazen, should I cultivate concentration or spaciousness?] [u]
  576. () How is awe connected to wisdom? [u]
  577. () Angered by other's opinion [u]
  578. Akihiko Masuda & William T. O'Donohue [ed] () Handbook of Zen, mindfulness, and behavioral health [i] [d]
  579. () Mutualistic cooperation: why religion is common but saints are rare [d]
  580. () A vision for the farther reaches of spirituality: a phenomenologically based model of spiritual development and growth [d]
  581. () An all-new timeless truth: a Madhyamaka analysis of conflict and compromise in Buddhist modernism [d]
  582. David L. McMahan & Erik Braun [ed] () Meditation, Buddhism, and science [i] [d]
  583. () How meditation works: theorizing the role of cultural context in Buddhist contemplative practices [i] [d]
  584. David McPherson [ed] () Spirituality and the good life: philosophical approaches [i] [d]
  585. () Enlightenment as a psychological construct and as a Buddhist religious pursuit: a cross-cultural understanding [d]
  586. () In defense of non-reactive attitudes [d]
  587. () The moral arc of mindfulness: cultivating concentration, wisdom, and compassion [i] [d]
  588. Lynette M. Monteiro, Jane F. Compson, & Frank Musten [ed] () Practitioner's guide to ethics and mindfulness-based interventions [i] [d]
  589. () The other half of effective altruism: selective asceticism [d] [u]
  590. () A brief mindfulness practice increases self-reported calmness in young children: a pilot study [d]
  591. () Buddhist origins of mindfulness meditation [i] [d]
  592. () Awareness versus un-clinging: which matters in mindfulness? [d]
  593. () The fifth invitation: cultivate don't know mind [i]
  594. () The five invitations: discovering what death can teach us about living fully [i]
  595. () Alan Watts and secular competence in religious praxis [d]
  596. () Understanding young Buddhists: living out ethical journeys [i] [d]
  597. () Remembrance of things to come: a conversation between Zen and neuroscience on the predictive nature of the mind [d]
  598. () Trauma, meaning, and spirituality: translating research into clinical practice [i] [d]
  599. () The primacy of social support [in religion] [d]
  600. () Discerning devotion: testing the signaling theory of religion [d]
  601. Rick Repetti [ed] () Buddhist perspectives on free will: agentless agency? [i] [d]
  602. () Keeping the faith [u]
  603. () Entering the way of the great vehicle: Dzogchen as the culmination of the Mahāyāna [i]
  604. () Virtue, positive psychology, and religion: consideration of an overarching virtue and an underpinning mechanism [d]
  605. C. Pierce Salguero [ed] () Buddhism and medicine: an anthology of premodern sources [i] [d] [j]
  606. () Living sustainably: what intentional communities can teach us about democracy, simplicity, and nonviolence [i] [d] [j]
  607. () How does religious experience work in predictive minds? [d]
  608. () Buddhist insight meditation (vipassanā) and Jon Kabat-Zinn's 'mindfulness-based stress reduction': an example of dedifferentiation of religion and medicine? [d]
  609. () The scope and limits of secular Buddhism: Watanabe Kaikyoku (1868–1912) and the Japanese New Buddhist 'discovery of society' [i] [d] [u]
  610. () Immanent frames: Meiji New Buddhism, pantheism, and the 'religious secular' ['a Buddhist pantheism is closer to a generalized animism'] [j]
  611. () Against harmony: progressive and radical Buddhism in modern Japan [i] [d]
  612. () 'A critique of culture': Alan Watts, psychedelic Buddhism, and religious play in postwar America [d]
  613. () Buddha as the pole of existence, or the flower of cosmos [d]
  614. () The rationality of perception [or lack of rationality] [i] [d]
  615. () From me to we: revolutionising mindfulness in schools [d]
  616. () Spirituality as a framework for confronting life's existential questions in later adulthood [i] [d]
  617. () Appropriate responsiveness as a contribution to therapist effects [i] [d]
  618. () Buddhism and gender [i] [d]
  619. () Buddhist encounters with diversity [i] [d]
  620. () The neuroscience of mindfulness meditation: how the body and mind work together to change our behaviour [i] [d]
  621. () Challenging journey, creative journey [i]
  622. () Hypnosis and top-down regulation of consciousness [p] [d]
  623. () Native hermeneutics: reverse typology and remythologization, or: The theological genius of Black Elk's dual participation [d] [j] [u]
  624. () The supreme medicine of exchanging self-enclosure for altruism [i] [d]
  625. () The new sacred farm [d] [j]
  626. () Religious communities and human flourishing [p] [d] [u]
  627. () Presence: how mindfulness and meditation shape your brain, mind, and life [i] [d]
  628. Frédérique de Vignemont & Adrian J. T. Alsmith [ed] () The subject's matter: self-consciousness and the body [i] [d]
  629. () Reflections on Indian Buddhist thought and the scientific study of meditation, or: Why scientists should talk more with their Buddhist subjects [i] [d]
  630. () Being with flowers: floral art as spiritual practice [i] [u]
  631. () Every breath you take: physiology and the ecology of knowing in meditative practice [d]
  632. () Spacious awareness in Mahāyāna Buddhism and its role in the modern mindfulness movement [d]
  633. () 'Religion' is complex and diverse [d]
  634. () Starting with compassion [i] [d]
  635. () Experienced wholeness: integrating insights from Gestalt theory, cognitive neuroscience, and predictive processing [i] [d]
  636. () The nature of religious diversity: a cultural ecosystem approach [d]
  637. Pamela D. Winfield & Steven Heine [ed] () Zen and material culture [i] [d]
  638. Jason M. Wirth, Brian Schroeder, & Bret W. Davis [ed] () Engaging Dōgen's Zen: the philosophy of practice as awakening [i]
  639. Shyam Wuppuluri & Giancarlo Ghirardi [ed] () Space, time, and the limits of human understanding [i] [d]
  640. () The varieties of self-transcendent experience [d]
  641. () Awakening together: the spiritual practice of inclusivity and community [i]
  642. () Buddhism in the age of #BlackLivesMatter [u]
  643. () Progressive activism among Buddhists, Hindus, and Muslims in the US [i] [d] [j]
  644. Phil Zuckerman & John R. Shook [ed] () The Oxford handbook of secularism [i] [d]
  645. () Mindfully facing disease and death: compassionate advice from early Buddhist texts [i]
  646. () Converting the environmental movement into a missionary religious force [i] [d] [j]
  647. () A storied sage: canon and creation in the making of a Japanese Buddha [i] [d]
  648. Amy L. Baltzell [ed] () Mindfulness and performance [i] [d]
  649. () How mindfulness training may help to reduce vulnerability for recurrent depression: a neuroscientific perspective [d]
  650. () Imagine no religion: how modern abstractions hide ancient realities [i] [d] [j]
  651. () Creative cognition and brain network dynamics [p] [d] [u]
  652. () The Buddha's teachings on social and communal harmony: an anthology of discourses from the Pāli Canon [i]
  653. () Gratitude toward things [i] [d]
  654. () An embracing thought: contemporary Sōtō interpretations of hishiryō [d]
  655. () Branding Buddha: mediatized and commodified Buddhism as cultural narrative [d] [u]
  656. () Flow and peak experiences [and hypnosis] [i]
  657. () Faithonomics: religion and the free market [i]
  658. (/2024) Don't get lost in your own story [u]
  659. () Don't stop believing: rituals improve performance by decreasing anxiety [d]
  660. () Organizational innovation [in religion] [i] [d]
  661. () Animism among Western Buddhists [d]
  662. () Self-with-other in teacher practice: a case study through care, Aristotelian virtue, and Buddhist ethics [d]
  663. () The political potential of mindful embodiment [d]
  664. () Effect of mindfulness-based stress reduction vs cognitive behavioral therapy or usual care on back pain and functional limitations in adults with chronic low back pain: a randomized clinical trial [p] [d] [u]
  665. () Individual differences in affective states during meditation [d]
  666. () Inside Vasubandhu's Yogācāra: a practitioner's guide [i]
  667. () Cognitive processes are central in compassion meditation [p] [d]
  668. () Life's too short to pretend you're not religious [or to pretend you're religious] [i]
  669. () Dōgen [and ethics] [i] [d]
  670. () Self-compassion in psychotherapy: mindfulness-based practices for healing and transformation [i]
  671. () On the way to mindfulness: how a focus on outcomes (even good outcomes) prevents good outcomes [i] [d]
  672. () Ten ox-herding images [i]
  673. Stuart J. Eisendrath [ed] () Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy: innovative applications [i] [d]
  674. () How can physics underlie the mind?: top-down causation in the human context [i] [d]
  675. () Performing mind, writing meditation: Dōgen's Fukanzazengi as Zen calligraphy [d] [u]
  676. Sayyed Mohsen Fatemi [ed] () Critical mindfulness: exploring Langerian models [i] [d]
  677. () What is Zen?: plain talk for a beginner's mind [i]
  678. () Vitalism in America: Elihu Palmer's radical religion in the early republic [d] [j] [u]
  679. () Challenge, focus, inspiration and support: processes of values clarification and congruence [d]
  680. () Teaching individuals in chronic pain [mindfulness] [i] [d]
  681. () Increasing cognitive-emotional flexibility with meditation and hypnosis: the cognitive neuroscience of de-automatization [i]
  682. () Self-healing personalities [i] [d]
  683. () Stars at dawn: forgotten stories of women in the Buddha's life [i]
  684. () Rethinking individuality: the dialectics of the holobiont [d]
  685. () The many voices of Buddhist ethics [i] [d]
  686. () Mindfulness meditation modulates the conscious experience of pain: a neuroscientific account [i]
  687. () The false comfort of the familiar [u]
  688. () Dead man's float [i]
  689. Ann F. Haynos, Evan M. Forman, Meghan L. Butryn, & Jason Lillis [ed] () Mindfulness & acceptance for treating eating disorders & weight concerns: evidence-based interventions [i]
  690. () Rise of the nones [history and significance of religious disaffiliation] [i] [d]
  691. () Drawing the boundaries between 'religion' and 'secular' in psychotherapists' approaches to Buddhist traditions in the United States [d] [j]
  692. Stefan G. Hofmann [ed] () Emotion in therapy: from science to practice [i]
  693. () Healing the heart and mind with mindfulness: ancient path, present moment [i] [d]
  694. () As opioid prescribing guidelines tighten, mindfulness meditation holds promise for pain relief [p] [d]
  695. () Updating the Vinaya: formulating Buddhist monastic laws and pure rules in contemporary Korea [d]
  696. () Introducing chaplaincy to Japanese society: a religious practice in public space [d]
  697. () Positive adult development and 'spirituality': psychological well-being, generativity, and emotional stability [i] [d]
  698. () Assessing the relationships among wisdom, humility, and life satisfaction [d]
  699. () Efficacy of mindfulness-based cognitive therapy in prevention of depressive relapse: an individual patient data meta-analysis from randomized trials [p] [d]
  700. () Against one method: contemplation in context [i] [d]
  701. Todd LeVasseur, Pramod Parajuli, & Norman Wirzba [ed] () Religion and sustainable agriculture: world spiritual traditions and food ethics [i] [j]
  702. Todd Lewis & Gary DeAngelis [ed] () Teaching Buddhism: new insights on understanding and presenting the traditions [i] [d]
  703. () How not to freak out [u]
  704. () Character strengths and mindfulness as core pathways to meaning in life [i] [d]
  705. () Buddhist revivalist movements: comparing Zen Buddhism and the Thai forest movement [i] [d]
  706. () Everyday life, temple life [i] [d]
  707. () Fish sauce and plums: teaching tactics [i] [d]
  708. () Pure mind: the fifth noble truth [i] [d]
  709. () View, emptiness, nowness, and skillful means [i] [d]
  710. () Illusory temporal binding in meditators [p] [d] [u]
  711. () Cure: a journey into the science of mind over body [i]
  712. () 'Meditation is good for nothing': leisure as a democratic practice [d]
  713. Donald McCown, Diane Reibel, & Marc S. Micozzi [ed] () Resources for teaching mindfulness: an international handbook [i] [d]
  714. () Exploring Sōtō Zen in Peru [u]
  715. () Hard lessons learned: tracking changes in media presentations of religion and religious aid mobilization after the 1995 and 2011 disasters in Japan [u]
  716. () Equanimity and the moral virtue of open-mindedness [j] [u]
  717. Nathan Jishon Michon & Daniel Clarkson Fisher [ed] () A thousand hands: a guidebook to caring for your Buddhist community [i]
  718. () The construct of mindfulness amidst and along conceptions of rationality [i] [d]
  719. () Buddhism and political theory [i] [d]
  720. () The meditator's dilemma: an innovative approach to overcoming obstacles and revitalizing your practice [i]
  721. () The inner holding environment [i]
  722. () Immersive brain entrainment in virtual worlds: actualizing meditative states [i] [d]
  723. () On philosophy and religion and their discontents: in defense of going over the hill [u]
  724. () Anger and forgiveness: resentment, generosity, justice [i]
  725. () Sit [a short documentary film about purpose in life, seen through the eyes of a Buddhist monk and his son] [u]
  726. () Hypnosis and mindfulness: the twain finally meet [p] [d]
  727. Koshin Paley Ellison & Matt Weingast [ed] () Awake at the bedside: contemplative palliative and end-of-life care [i]
  728. () Atheists and agnostics are more reflective than religious believers: four empirical studies and a meta-analysis [p] [d] [u]
  729. () The mindful self in space and time [i] [d]
  730. () Peacekeeping, peacemaking, peacebuilding: an interreligious spirituality for just peace [i] [d]
  731. () Each of us contains the other: James Baldwin's steadfast morality [u]
  732. () Beyond mindfulness: expanding integration of spirituality and religion into psychotherapy [d]
  733. () Seeing life through a sacred lens: the spiritual dimension of meaning [i] [d]
  734. Ronald E. Purser, David Forbes, & Adam Burke [ed] () Handbook of mindfulness: culture, context, and social engagement [i] [d]
  735. () The awakening body: somatic meditation for discovering our deepest life [i]
  736. Amir Raz & Michael Lifshitz [ed] () Hypnosis and meditation: towards an integrative science of conscious planes [i]
  737. () In praise of forgetting: historical memory and its ironies [i] [d]
  738. () Mindfulness or menmitsu? [u]
  739. () Mindfulness within the full range of Buddhist and Asian meditative practices [i] [d]
  740. Jeffrey Samuels, Justin McDaniel, & Mark Rowe [ed] () Figures of Buddhist modernity in Asia [i] [d] [j]
  741. () The training anthology of Śāntideva: a translation of the Śikṣā-samuccaya [i]
  742. () Christ as bodhisattva: a case of reciprocal illumination [i]
  743. Kimberly A. Schonert-Reichl & Robert W. Roeser [ed] () Handbook of mindfulness in education: integrating theory and research into practice [i] [d]
  744. () Religion and subjective well-being: Western and Eastern religious groups achieved subjective well-being in different ways [p] [d] [j]
  745. () Towards a sociological framework of religious syncretism in the United States [d] [j]
  746. () Enlightenment is not for the Buddha alone [i] [d]
  747. () Fierce devotion to all beings: the role of emotions in Śāntideva's 'The way of the bodhisattva' (Bodhicaryāvatāra) [u]
  748. () Vegetarianism and animal ethics in contemporary Buddhism [i] [d]
  749. () Religious schemata and 'spirituality' [i] [d]
  750. Heinz Streib & Ralph W. Hood Jr. [ed] () Semantics and psychology of spirituality: a cross-cultural analysis [i] [d]
  751. () Mindfulness in organizations: a cross-level review [d]
  752. () Maneuvering difficult emotional terrain in psychotherapy: a Buddhist-informed conceptual framework [d]
  753. () Mindfulness meditation improves emotion regulation and reduces drug abuse [p] [d]
  754. () Embracing each moment: a guide to the awakened life [i]
  755. () Buddhist psychology and cognitive-behavioral therapy: a clinician's guide [i]
  756. () Neither bereavement nor grief: coping with the death of a cherished person in the Cunda-sutta [d]
  757. () Mindfulness-based stress reduction and cognitive behavioral therapy for chronic low back pain: similar effects on mindfulness, catastrophizing, self-efficacy, and acceptance in a randomized controlled trial [p] [d] [u]
  758. () The brain on silent: mind wandering, mindful awareness, and states of mental tranquility [p] [d]
  759. () Reformulating the mindfulness construct: the cognitive processes at work in mindfulness, hypnosis, and mystical states [within a developmental context] [i]
  760. () Teaching Yogācāra Buddhism using cognitive science [i] [d]
  761. () The healing virtues: character ethics in psychotherapy [i] [d]
  762. () Don't be a jerk and other practical advice from Dōgen, Japan's greatest Zen master: a radical but reverent paraphrasing of Dōgen's Treasury of the true dharma eye [i]
  763. () The artistry of therapy and Zen practice [d]
  764. () A bite of the universe [i]
  765. () The wisdom of frugality: why less is more—more or less [i] [d] [j]
  766. () Black lives and sacred humanity: toward an African American religious naturalism [i] [d] [j]
  767. () Thinking about you: perspective taking, perceived restraint, and performance [i] [d]
  768. () Does consciousness disappear in dreamless sleep? [p] [d]
  769. () What is Buddhist enlightenment? [i] [d]
  770. () Enlightenment and the practice of meditative reading [i] [d]
  771. () The heart of the fight: a couple's guide to 15 common fights, what they really mean, & how they can bring you closer [i]
  772. () A novel theoretical life course framework for triggering cognitive development across the lifespan [d] [j]
  773. David Yamane [ed] () Handbook of religion and society [i] [d]
  774. () The ergonomics of ethics [i] [d]
  775. () Suggesting mindfulness: reflections on the uneasy relationship between mindfulness and hypnosis [i]
  776. () Great doubt: practicing Zen in the world [i]
  777. () Mindfulness meditation-based pain relief: a mechanistic account [p] [d] [u]
  778. () Deleuze and Zen: an interological adventure [d]
  779. () One practice samādhi [or: Constantly sitting samādhi] [i] [j]
  780. () The Buddha is donkeys and horses [u]
  781. () Emptiness and omnipresence: an essential introduction to Tiantai Buddhism [i] [j]
  782. () Vanishing into things: knowledge in Chinese tradition [i] [d]
  783. () Striking beauty: a philosophical look at the Asian martial arts [i] [d] [j]
  784. () The influence of Buddhist meditation traditions on the autonomic system and attention [p] [d] [u]
  785. () Compassion and emptiness in early Buddhist meditation [i]
  786. Ronald E. Anderson [ed] () World suffering and quality of life [i] [d]
  787. () Providing spiritual and emotional care in response to disaster [i] [d]
  788. () Attention: feedback focuses a wandering mind [p] [d]
  789. () How to live well with chronic pain and illness: a mindful guide [i]
  790. () Decentering and related constructs: a critical review and metacognitive processes model [p] [d] [j] [u]
  791. () Beyond the Judeo-Christian tradition?: restoring American Indian religion to twentieth-century U.S. history [i]
  792. () Cognitive defusion in practice: a clinician's guide to assessing, observing, and supporting change in your client [i]
  793. () Easternization of the East?: Zen and spirituality as distinct cultural narratives in Japan [d] [u]
  794. () The practice of zazen as ritual performance [i] [d]
  795. () Right concentration: a practical guide to the jhānas [i]
  796. () Me, myself, and I: self-referent word use as an indicator of self-focused attention in relation to depression and anxiety [p] [d] [u]
  797. Kirk Warren Brown, J. David Creswell, & Richard M. Ryan [ed] () Handbook of mindfulness: theory, research, and practice [i]
  798. () Nothing holy about it: the Zen of being just who you are [i]
  799. () The evolution of spiritual assessment tools in healthcare [d]
  800. () Learning love from a tiger: approaches to nature in an American Buddhist monastery [d]
  801. () All concepts are ad hoc concepts [i] [d] [j]
  802. () Mindfulness-integrated CBT for well-being and personal growth: four steps to enhance inner calm, self-confidence and relationships [i] [d]
  803. () The scientific study of coma and related states [i] [d]
  804. () The skillful means of engaged research [i] [d]
  805. () Automatic control of negative emotions: evidence that structured practice increases the efficiency of emotion regulation [p] [d]
  806. () Surfing uncertainty: prediction, action, and the embodied mind [i] [d]
  807. () Institutional change in American religion [i] [d]
  808. () Buddhist concepts as implicitly reducing prejudice and increasing prosociality [p] [d]
  809. () Breaking our addiction to problem solving [u]
  810. () Why humans need therapy [i]
  811. () Reconstructing and deconstructing the self: cognitive mechanisms in meditation practice [p] [d] [u]
  812. () Closed-loop training of attention with real-time brain imaging [p] [d]
  813. () Moving beyond mindfulness: defining equanimity as an outcome measure in meditation and contemplative research [d]
  814. () Prospects for a clinical science of mindfulness-based intervention [p] [d]
  815. () Buddhist styles of mindfulness: a heuristic approach [i] [d]
  816. () Virtue, values, genes, and psychological well-being [i] [d]
  817. Halvor Eifring [ed] () Meditation and culture: the interplay of practice and context [i] [d]
  818. () Kindly let go of your '-ism' [u]
  819. () Collaborative developmental action inquiry [i] [d]
  820. () Interoception, contemplative practice, and health [p] [d] [u]
  821. () Religious and moral hybridity of vegetarian activism at farm animal sanctuaries [i] [d]
  822. () Clinging to nothing: the phenomenology and metaphysics of upādāna in early Buddhism [d]
  823. () Making sense of suffering: insights from Buddhism and critical social science [i] [d]
  824. Victoria M. Follette, John Briere, Deborah Rozelle, James W. Hopper, & David I. Rome [ed] () Mindfulness-oriented interventions for trauma: integrating contemplative practices [i]
  825. () Eliminating objects across the sciences [i] [d]
  826. () Dispositional mindfulness is predicted by structural development of the insula during late adolescence [p] [d]
  827. () A duet for one [p] [d] [u]
  828. () What's the use of consciousness?: how the stab of conscience made us really conscious [i] [d]
  829. () Neuroenhancement: how mental training and meditation can promote epistemic virtue [i] [d]
  830. () Atheism, wellbeing, and the wager: why not believing in God (with others) is good for you [d]
  831. () Beyond theory: Martin Buber's I and Thou and the role of contemplation in integrated relational counseling [d]
  832. () Non-duality and the integration of mindfulness into psychotherapy: qualitative research with meditating therapists [d]
  833. () Effortless self-control: a novel perspective on response conflict strategies in trait self-control [d]
  834. () Fieldwork: Gary Snyder, libraries, and book learning [i] [u]
  835. Mark Gonnerman [ed] () A sense of the whole: reading Gary Snyder's Mountains and rivers without end [i]
  836. () Buddhist moral philosophy: an introduction [i] [d]
  837. () Enactment of home practice following mindfulness-based relapse prevention and its association with substance-use outcomes [p] [d] [u]
  838. () Demandingness, well-being and the bodhisattva path [d]
  839. () Seeds for a boundless life: Zen teachings from the heart [i]
  840. () Respecting ourselves [i]
  841. () Respecting things [i]
  842. () Good evening, bodhisattvas [i] [u]
  843. () The commodification of William James: the book business and the rise of liberal spirituality in the twentieth-century United States [i] [d]
  844. Wilhelm Hofmann & Loran F. Nordgren [ed] () The psychology of desire [i]
  845. () Metacognitive skill development and applied systems science: a framework of metacognitive skills, self-regulatory functions and real-world applications [i] [d]
  846. () The neural correlates of consciousness: causes, confounds and constituents [i] [d]
  847. () Spiritually bilingual: Buddhist Christians and the process of dual religious belonging [d] [j]
  848. () The triumph of narcissism: Theravāda Buddhist meditation in the marketplace [d] [j]
  849. () From compassion to action: turning intention into motivation [or: Two practices to start and end your day with intention] [i] [u]
  850. () A fearless heart: how the courage to be compassionate can transform our lives [i]
  851. () Do meditators have higher awareness of their intentions to act? [d]
  852. () Zen and the art of sex: examining associations among mindfulness, sexual satisfaction, and relationship satisfaction in dating relationships [d]
  853. () The awakened introvert: practical mindfulness skills to help you maximize your strengths and thrive in a loud and crazy world [i]
  854. () Ashoka in Ancient India [i] [d] [j]
  855. () Natural awareness: the discovery of authentic being in the rDzogs chen tradition [d]
  856. () Accounting and happiness [d]
  857. () Metacognitive education: going beyond critical thinking [i] [d]
  858. () 10 tips for reducing anger [u]
  859. () The five degrees [i]
  860. () Just this is it: Dongshan and the practice of suchness [i]
  861. () Through the flames: overcoming disaster through compassion, patience, and determination [i]
  862. () The ability to live with incongruence: aintegration—the concept and its operationalization [d]
  863. () Meditative dialogue: tuning in to the music of family therapy [d]
  864. () Mindfulness meditation reduces implicit age and race bias: the role of reduced automaticity of responding [d]
  865. () Debatable truths: what Buddhist argumentation reveals about critical thinking [d]
  866. () Investigating the phenomenological matrix of mindfulness-related practices from a neurocognitive perspective [p] [d] [u]
  867. () Promoting radical openness and flexible control [i]
  868. () Mindful capability [d]
  869. () The way of tenderness: awakening through race, sexuality, and gender [i]
  870. () Freedom in words: the art of copying [u]
  871. () The fertile ground of zazen [u]
  872. () Meeting a buddha [u]
  873. () Cultivating intention (as we enter the fray): the skillful practice of embodying presence, awareness and purpose as action researchers [i] [d]
  874. () The application of mindfulness for interpersonal dependency: effects of a brief intervention [d]
  875. () Mādhyamikas on the moral benefits of a self: Buddhist ethics and personhood [d] [j]
  876. () Buddhist therapies of the emotions and the psychology of moral improvement [j]
  877. () Metabolizing anger: a Tantric Buddhist solution to the problem of moral anger [d] [j]
  878. () Ethics in Buddhist training [d]
  879. Steven M. Miller [ed] () The constitution of phenomenal consciousness: toward a science and theory [i] [d]
  880. () The three gates of speech [and the four-way test: a history and critique] [u]
  881. Marianne Moyaert [ed] () Ritual participation and interreligious dialogue: boundaries, transgressions, and innovations [i] [d]
  882. () The soul fallacy: what science shows we gain from letting go of our soul beliefs [i]
  883. () Buddhist views of social concerns in the United States [u]
  884. () Assessing a Buddhist treatment for bereavement and loss: the Mustard Seed Project [p] [d]
  885. () Mindfulness as medicine: a story of healing body and spirit [i]
  886. Irfan A. Omar & Michael K. Duffey [ed] () Peacemaking and the challenge of violence in world religions [i]
  887. Brian D. Ostafin, Michael D. Robinson, & Brian P. Meier [ed] () Handbook of mindfulness and self-regulation [i] [d]
  888. () Evoking equanimity: silent interaction rituals in Vipassana meditation retreats [d]
  889. () Grounding desire and motivated behavior: a theoretical framework and review of empirical evidence [i]
  890. Alejandro Peña-Ayala [ed] () Metacognition: fundaments, applications, and trends [i] [d]
  891. () Bodhicitta and charity: a comparison [d] [j]
  892. () Controlling death: philosophical thanatology meets pragmatism [d]
  893. Thomas G. Plante [ed] () The psychology of compassion and cruelty: understanding the emotional, spiritual, and religious influences [i]
  894. () None of the above: the catuṣkoṭi in Indian Buddhist logic [i] [d]
  895. () Clearing the muddled path of traditional and contemporary mindfulness: a response to Monteiro, Musten, and Compson [d]
  896. () The myth of the present moment [d]
  897. () Mindfulness revisited: a Buddhist-based conceptualization [d]
  898. () Four noble truths as tasks [u]
  899. () A splendid opportunity [u]
  900. () Attentional development [i] [d]
  901. () A rhetoric of nonviolence: the Dalai Lama's 1989 Nobel Peace Prize lecture [d]
  902. () Refreshing religions with edible ethics: local agriculture and sustainable food in Muslim, Christian, and Buddhist projects in the U.S. [u]
  903. () Stages of the Buddha's teachings: three key texts [i]
  904. Ricardo Rozzi, F. Stuart Chapin, J. Baird Callicott, Steward T. Pickett, Mary E. Power, Juan J. Armesto, & Roy H. May [ed] () Earth stewardship: linking ecology and ethics in theory and practice [i] [d]
  905. () Standardize American Zen! (Or don't.) [u]
  906. () Strand of jewels: my teachers' essential guidance on dzogchen: heartfelt and straightforward [i]
  907. (/2017) Goodbye, things: the new Japanese minimalism [i]
  908. () Living with the stars: how the human body is connected to the life cycles of the Earth, the planets, and the stars [i] [d]
  909. () Interdependence: biology and beyond [i] [d] [j]
  910. () Action research in a problem avoiding culture using a Buddhist systems methodology [d]
  911. Edo Shonin, William Van Gordon, & Nirbhay N. Singh [ed] () Buddhist foundations of mindfulness [i] [d]
  912. () Towards a comparative anthropology of the Buddhist gift (and other transfers) [d]
  913. () Spirituality and making meaning: implications for therapy with trauma survivors [i] [d]
  914. () Connecting with your community [u]
  915. () This present moment: new poems [i]
  916. () Food as practice: recipes [shōjin ryōri] [u]
  917. () The roots of goodness and resistance to evil: inclusive caring, moral courage, altruism born of suffering, active bystandership, and heroism [i]
  918. Jan Stievermann, Philip Goff, & Detlef Junker [ed] () Religion and the marketplace in the United States [i] [d]
  919. () Inside this moment: a clinician's guide to promoting radical change using acceptance and commitment therapy [i]
  920. () Calm and smart?: a selective review of meditation effects on decision making [p] [d] [u]
  921. () Zen chants: thirty-five essential texts with commentary [i]
  922. () Cognitive complexity, religious cognition, cognitive development, and religious judgment: an empirical study of relationships amongst 'normal' and 'gifted' young people [d]
  923. () Religion and prosociality [i] [d]
  924. () Religion, spirituality, and the working alliance with trauma survivors [i] [d]
  925. () Good and well: the case for secular Buddhist ethics [d]
  926. () Mindfulness training in primary schools decreases negative affect and increases meta-cognition in children [p] [d] [u]
  927. () Spiritual & religious competencies in clinical practice: guidelines for psychotherapists & mental health professionals [i]
  928. () From ethics to aesthetics: a reconsideration of Buddhist monastic rules in the light of Michel Foucault's work on ethics [d]
  929. () Joy within tranquility: Amazonian Urarina styles of happiness [d] [u]
  930. Donald F. Walker, Christine A. Courtois, & Jamie D. Aten [ed] () Spiritually oriented psychotherapy for trauma [i] [d]
  931. () Paths from trauma to intrapersonal strength: worldview, posttraumatic growth, and wisdom [d]
  932. () Patterns in the fabric of nature [i] [d]
  933. () Subjective expansion of extended time-spans in experienced meditators [p] [d] [u]
  934. () The power of one sentient being: the computer simulation of a bodhisattva's altruism using agent-based modelling [d]
  935. () Japanese Buddhism and its responses to natural disasters: past and present [i] [d]
  936. () The role of the teacher in mindfulness-based approaches: a qualitative study [d]
  937. () Arousal vs. relaxation: a comparison of the neurophysiological and cognitive correlates of Vajrayana and Theravada meditative practices [p] [d] [u]
  938. () The Hīnayāna fallacy [u]
  939. () Ethics policies and reconcilation procedures for Ancient Dragon Zen Gate [u]
  940. () Reconsidering personal epistemology as metacognition: a multifaceted approach to the analysis of epistemic thinking [d]
  941. () Advances in cognitive theory and therapy: the generic cognitive model [p] [d]
  942. () Distant neighbors: the selected letters of Wendell Berry and Gary Snyder [i]
  943. () Satisfaction with life and character strengths of non-religious and religious people: it's practicing one's religion that makes the difference [p] [d] [u]
  944. () Patience and perspective [d] [j]
  945. () Japanese tree burial: ecology, kinship and the culture of death [i] [d]
  946. () Mindful anger: a pathway to emotional freedom [i]
  947. () Awakening is not a metaphor: the effects of Buddhist meditation practices on basic wakefulness [p] [d] [u]
  948. () Sentience and animal welfare [i] [d]
  949. () Buddhism: one teacher, many traditions [i]
  950. () Zen living [i]
  951. () Karma, morality, and evil [d]
  952. Robert E. Buswell & Donald S. Lopez Jr. [ed] () The Princeton dictionary of Buddhism [i] [d] [j]
  953. () Ann Ulanov: the modern Julian of Norwich? [u]
  954. () 'Hidden in plain sight': the significance of religion and spirituality in secular organizations [d] [j]
  955. () Beyond borderline personality disorder: the mindful brain [p] [d]
  956. () Buddhism, science, and the truth about karma [d]
  957. (/2017) Shōjin ryōri: the art of Japanese vegetarian cuisine [i]
  958. () Creating Native American expression of Christian faith: more than the looks on their faces [o]
  959. () Meditation, trauma and suffering in silence: raising questions about how meditation is taught and practiced in western contexts in the light of a contemporary trauma resiliency model [d]
  960. () Inside the grass hut: living Shitou's classic Zen poem [i]
  961. () Consciousness and the brain: deciphering how the brain codes our thoughts [i]
  962. () Mind, brain and the path to happiness: a guide to Buddhist mind training and the neuroscience of meditation [i] [d]
  963. () Mindfulness and sustainability [d]
  964. () Sit with less pain: gentle yoga for meditators and everyone else [i]
  965. () From comrades to bodhisattvas: moral dimensions of lay Buddhist practice in contemporary China [i] [d] [j]
  966. () Metacognitive facilitation of spontaneous thought processes: when metacognition helps the wandering mind find its way [i] [d]
  967. () Are thoughts private? [d]
  968. () Effect of kindness-based meditation on health and well-being: a systematic review and meta-analysis [p] [d]
  969. () Participative citizenship in a pluralistic democracy [i]
  970. () Potential self-regulatory mechanisms of yoga for psychological health [p] [d] [u]
  971. Vincenzo Giorgino [ed] () The pursuit of happiness and the traditions of wisdom [i] [d]
  972. () Paving the great way: Vasubandhu's unifying Buddhist philosophy [i] [d] [j]
  973. () Religious diversity—what's the problem?: Buddhist advice for flourishing with religious diversity [i]
  974. () On whether to meditate before a negotiation: a test of state mindfulness [d]
  975. () No mud, no lotus: the art of transforming suffering [i]
  976. (/2018) Does Buddhism support romantic love? [u]
  977. () Unfathomable depths: drawing wisdom for today from a classical Zen poem [i]
  978. () Turning the light around and shining back (ekō henshō) [u]
  979. () Public Zen, personal Zen: a Buddhist introduction [i]
  980. Paolo Inghilleri, Eleonora Riva, Giuseppe Riva, Pietro Cipresso, Aneta Przepiórka, & Matthew Coleshill [ed] () Enabling positive change: flow and complexity in daily experience [i] [d]
  981. () An inexhaustible storehouse for an insurmountable debt: a Buddhist reading of reparations [i] [d]
  982. Leah Kalmanson & James Mark Shields [ed] () Buddhist responses to globalization [i] [d]
  983. () The influence of religion on coping and adaptation of families who have children with disabilities: a comparison of Christianity and Buddhism using the double ABCX model [d]
  984. () The role of deterrence in Buddhist peace-building [u]
  985. Chu Kim-Prieto [ed] () Religion and spirituality across cultures [i] [d]
  986. () Identity and the hybridity of modern finance: how a specifically modern concept of the self underlies the modern ownership of property, trusts and finance [d]
  987. () Serving with spirit: an integrative model of workplace spirituality within service organizations [d]
  988. Todd Lewis [ed] () Buddhists: understanding Buddhism through the lives of believers [or practitioners] [i]
  989. (/2025) Applied positive psychology: integrated positive practice [i] [d]
  990. () What Christian liberation theology and Buddhism need to learn from each other [d] [j]
  991. () Group vs. single mindfulness meditation: exploring avoidance, impulsivity, and weight management in two separate mindfulness meditation settings [d]
  992. () The anger fallacy workbook: practical exercises for overcoming irritation, frustration and anger [i]
  993. Andrea Miller [ed] () Buddha's daughters: teachings from women who are shaping Buddhism in the West [i]
  994. Andrea Miller [ed] () All the rage: Buddhist wisdom on anger and acceptance [i]
  995. () Joyful giving [u]
  996. () Effortless mindfulness: genuine mental health through awakened presence [i] [d]
  997. () Turning confusion into clarity: a guide to the foundation practices of Tibetan Buddhism [i]
  998. () The virtues of ingenuity: reasoning and arguing without bias [d]
  999. () Processes in the development of individual and collective consciousness and the role of religious and spiritual communities [i] [d]
  1000. () Emotion, somatovisceral afference, and autonomic regulation [d]
  1001. () Most intimate: a Zen approach to life's challenges [i]
  1002. () Act well to be well: the promise of changing personality states to promote well-being [i] [d]
  1003. () The path from metaphor to narrative: Gampopa's Jewel ornament of liberation [u]
  1004. () Cognitive style and religiosity: the role of conflict detection [p] [d]
  1005. () Anger and moral judgment [d]
  1006. () A history of religion in 5 1/2 objects: bringing the spiritual to its senses [i]
  1007. () Sitting together: essential skills for mindfulness-based psychotherapy [i]
  1008. () Staging Zen Buddhism: image creation in contemporary films [d]
  1009. () Talk for Carl Myosen's memorial [u]
  1010. () The procrastination wheel of suffering [u]
  1011. (/2016) A plea for the animals: the moral, philosophical, and evolutionary imperative to treat all beings with compassion [i]
  1012. () Phenomenology of positive change: personal growth [i] [d]
  1013. () Impact of mindfulness training on attentional control and anger regulation processes for psychotherapists in training [p] [d]
  1014. () Dragons in the city by Lake Michigan: introducing Chicago's Ancient Dragon Zen Gate [u]
  1015. () Guardians of the Earth: teaching children to care for all living things [i] [d]
  1016. () Why we need religion to solve the world food crisis [d] [u]
  1017. () Philosophy and the study of religions: a manifesto [i] [d]
  1018. () Religious magnanimity: reminding people of their religious belief system reduces hostility after threat [p] [d]
  1019. () More mindfulness, less meditation [u]
  1020. () The arts of contemplative care: pioneering voices in Buddhist chaplaincy and pastoral work, edited by Cheryl A. Giles and Willa B. Miller [book review] [d] [j]
  1021. () The contemporary relevance of Buddha [d]
  1022. () Measuring the effects of Zen training on quality of life and mental health among Japanese monk trainees: a cross-sectional study [p] [d]
  1023. () Mindfulness for health care professionals and therapists in training [i] [d]
  1024. () Mindfulness and mindlessness in early Chan [d] [j]
  1025. () Mindfulness of death [d]
  1026. () Rethinking the Buddha: early Buddhist philosophy as meditative perception [i] [d]
  1027. () The gospel according to Deleuze [i]
  1028. Gregory K. Sims, Linden L. Nelson, & Mindy R. Puopolo [ed] () Personal peacefulness: psychological perspectives [i] [d]
  1029. () The grace in aging: awaken as you grow older [i]
  1030. () Nobody home: writing, Buddhism, and living in places [i]
  1031. () Swimming against the stream?: mindfulness as a psychosocial research methodology [d]
  1032. () Comprehensive rhetorical pluralism and the demands of democratic discourse: partisan perfect reasoning, pragmatism, and the freeing solvent of Jaina logic [d] [u]
  1033. () Mindfulness in context: a historical discourse analysis [d]
  1034. () A white tea bowl: 100 haiku from 100 years of life [i]
  1035. () Under your skin: Buddhism and body image [and comments] [u]
  1036. () Interbeing and the 'ethical echo' of Lévinas: exploring communication ethics beyond willed agency [d]
  1037. () Why we may not find intentions in the brain [p] [d]
  1038. () Mapping modalities of self-awareness in mindfulness practice: a potential mechanism for clarifying habits of mind [d]
  1039. () How does mindfulness reduce anxiety, depression, and stress?: an exploratory examination of change processes in wait-list controlled mindfulness meditation training [d]
  1040. () Mindfulness and schema therapy: a practical guide [i] [d]
  1041. () Mindful ignorance [i] [d]
  1042. () Perspective: the calm within the storm [i]
  1043. () Monotonous tasks require self-control because they interfere with endogenous reward [p] [d]
  1044. () The paradoxical nature of personal wisdom and its relation to human development in the reflective, cognitive, and affective domains [i] [d]
  1045. () The sacred is the profane: the political nature of 'religion' [i] [d]
  1046. () Motherhood as opportunity to learn spiritual values: experiences and insights of new mothers [u]
  1047. () The garden of meeting and speaking [or: The monastic field of meeting and speaking] [u]
  1048. () Compassion and moral guidance [i] [d] [j]
  1049. () Relaxation response induces temporal transcriptome changes in energy metabolism, insulin secretion and inflammatory pathways [p] [d] [u]
  1050. Marcus Bingenheimer, Bhikkhu Anālayo, & Roderick S. Bucknell [ed] () The Madhyama āgama (middle-length discourses) [i] [u]
  1051. () Transformational turning points in the process of liberation [d]
  1052. () Quiet beauty: Japanese gardens of North America [i]
  1053. Stephen Sebastian Bullivant & Michael Ruse [ed] () The Oxford handbook of atheism [i] [d]
  1054. () Re-problematizing anger in domestic violence advocacy [u]
  1055. Florence Caplow & Susan Ichi Su Moon [ed] () The hidden lamp: stories from twenty-five centuries of awakened women [i]
  1056. () The question of habit in theology and philosophy: from hexis to plasticity [d]
  1057. () Meditating with emotions [u]
  1058. () Was the Buddha a vegetarian? [u]
  1059. () The straight path to healing: using motivational interviewing to address spiritual bypass [d]
  1060. () What makes people healthy, happy, and fulfilled in the face of current world challenges? [p] [d] [u]
  1061. () Conceptualizing and experiencing compassion [p] [d] [u]
  1062. () The dark side of Buddhism [in the absence of creative and critical thinking] [u]
  1063. () Monitoring mindfulness practice quality: an important consideration in mindfulness practice [d]
  1064. () Simplicity: a meta-metaphysics [i]
  1065. () Zen Buddhism: 12th century, Japan [a lovely one-paragraph summary] [i]
  1066. () Mindfulness as a transtheoretical clinical process [p] [d]
  1067. () Effects of pre-session centering for therapists on session presence and effectiveness [d]
  1068. () Fuzzy pluralism: the case of Buddhism and Islam [d] [u]
  1069. Steven M. Emmanuel [ed] () A companion to Buddhist philosophy [i] [d]
  1070. Michel Ferrari & Nic M. Weststrate [ed] () The scientific study of personal wisdom: from contemplative traditions to neuroscience [i] [d]
  1071. () Training in compassion: Zen teachings on the practice of lojong [Tibetan Buddhist mind training practice] [i]
  1072. () Meditation in the wild: Buddhism's origin in the heart of nature [i]
  1073. () My friendship with Martin Buber [i]
  1074. () Real-time fMRI links subjective experience with brain activity during focused attention [p] [d] [u]
  1075. () Effortless awareness: using real time neurofeedback to investigate correlates of posterior cingulate cortex activity in meditators' self-report [p] [d] [u]
  1076. () Ethics and the golden rule [i] [d]
  1077. () Mindfulness: a practical guide to awakening [i]
  1078. () Label, state, path: three functions of Buddhist identity [u]
  1079. () Happiness is best kept stable: positive emotion variability is associated with poorer psychological health [p] [d]
  1080. Pierre Hadot, Michael Chase, Stephen R. L. Clark, & Michael McGhee [ed] () Philosophy as a way of life: ancients and moderns: essays in honor of Pierre Hadot [i] [d]
  1081. () The art of communicating [i]
  1082. () Zen battles: modern commentary on the teachings of Master Linji [i]
  1083. () Hardwiring happiness: the new brain science of contentment, calm, and confidence [i]
  1084. () Meal chant stew [u]
  1085. () Mind the gap in mindfulness research: a comparative account of the leading schools of thought [d]
  1086. () The old woman burns down the hermitage [and commentary] [i]
  1087. (/2014) Religion is etiquette in the real world [i] [d]
  1088. (/2014) Food, sex and strangers: understanding religion as everyday life [i] [d]
  1089. () The rise of liberal religion: book culture and American spirituality in the twentieth century [i] [d]
  1090. () The forerunner of all things: Buddhaghosa on mind, intention, and agency [i] [d]
  1091. Michael F. Hoyt [ed] () Therapist stories of inspiration, passion, and renewal: what's love got to do with it? [i] [d]
  1092. () John Dewey and the ethics of historical belief: religion and the representation of the past [i] [d] [j]
  1093. () The wonder called cosmic oneness: toward astroethics from Hindu and Buddhist wisdom and worldviews [i] [j]
  1094. () Spiritual-differentiation [i]
  1095. () Spirituality in counseling and psychotherapy: an integrative approach that empowers clients [i]
  1096. () Mindfulness and de-automatization [d]
  1097. () The invisible robe: a comparative study of lay and priest practice in the American Sōtō Zen lineage of Shunryū Suzuki [o]
  1098. () Commitment to a purpose in life: an antidote to the suffering by individuals with social anxiety disorder [p] [d] [u]
  1099. Hiroko Kawanami & Geoffrey Samuel [ed] () Buddhism, international relief work, and civil society [i] [d]
  1100. (/2020) Braiding sweetgrass: indigenous wisdom, scientific knowledge, and the teachings of plants [i]
  1101. () Living in the shadow of the cross: understanding and resisting the power and privilege of Christian hegemony [i]
  1102. () Learning to modulate one's own brain activity: the effect of spontaneous mental strategies [p] [d] [u]
  1103. () East meets West: toward a universal ethic of virtue for global business [d] [j]
  1104. () Belief buddies versus critical communities: the social organization of pseudoscience [i] [d]
  1105. () Buddhist-inspired meditation increases the value of calm [p] [d]
  1106. () Neurocognitive and somatic components of temperature increases during g-tummo meditation: legend and reality [p] [d] [u]
  1107. () The open hand: arguing as an art of peace [i]
  1108. () Numinous experiences with museum objects [d]
  1109. () The anger fallacy: uncovering the irrationality of the angry mindset [i]
  1110. () Know yourself, forget yourself: five truths to transform your work, relationships, and everyday life [i]
  1111. () Using suggestion to modulate automatic processes: from Stroop to McGurk and beyond [d]
  1112. () Rethinking mind-body dualism: a Buddhist take on the mind-body problem [d]
  1113. () Ecological knowledge reduces religious release of invasive species [d]
  1114. () Accompanying: pathways to social change [i]
  1115. () Japanese philosophy as a lens on Greco-European thought [d] [u]
  1116. () Returning to the Lakota way: old values to save a modern world [i]
  1117. () Zazen and the four wheels of the chariot [u]
  1118. () Living within the Buddhist precepts [u]
  1119. () Student says to the master, 'Do I need therapy?' [u]
  1120. () Of mottos and morals: simple words for complex virtues [i]
  1121. () Buddhist ethics and end-of-life care decisions [p] [d]
  1122. () What have religious groups done after 3.11?: part 1: a brief survey of religious mobilization after the great east Japan earthquake disasters [d]
  1123. () What have religious groups done after 3.11?: part 2: from religious mobilization to 'spiritual care' [d]
  1124. () Reflections on Silver River: Tokmé Zongpo's Thirty-seven practices of a Bodhisattva [i]
  1125. () Equanimity and intimacy: a Buddhist-feminist approach to the elimination of bias [d]
  1126. () The priesthood as a family trade: reconsidering monastic marriage in premodern Japan [i] [d] [j]
  1127. (/2014) Spirituality and intellectual honesty: an essay [u]
  1128. () Carrying the pain: the journey from suffering to transformation—perspectives from Shakespearean tragedy and pastoral care [p] [d] [j]
  1129. () The costs and benefits of mind-wandering: a review [d]
  1130. () Buddhas with benefits [u]
  1131. () Mindful relationships [d]
  1132. () Toward a unifying taxonomy and definition for meditation [p] [d] [u]
  1133. () Unique contributions of religion to meaning [i] [d]
  1134. () 'I' without 'I am': on the presence of subjectivity in early Buddhism, in the light of transcendental phenomenology [d]
  1135. () Before religion: a history of a modern concept [i] [d] [j]
  1136. () Researching religion: the iconographic elicitation method [d]
  1137. Kenneth I. Pargament, Julie Juola Exline, James W. Jones, Annette Mahoney, & Edward P. Shafranske [ed] () APA handbook of psychology, religion, and spirituality [i] [d]
  1138. () 'What do I know?': scholastic fallacies and pragmatic religiosity in mental health-seeking behaviour in India [d]
  1139. () The manifestation of simplicity [u]
  1140. (/2015) Altruism: the power of compassion to change yourself and the world [i]
  1141. () The sisters of mindfulness [forgiveness, gratitude, loving-kindness, compassion, acceptance, and best-self visualization] [p] [d]
  1142. () Comparing mindfulness-based intervention strategies: differential effects of sitting meditation, body scan, and mindful yoga [d]
  1143. () Leading from the emerging future: from ego-system to eco-system economies [i]
  1144. () Mindfulness and other Buddhist-derived interventions in correctional settings: a systematic review [d]
  1145. () The top ten mistakes made by meditation practitioners [u]
  1146. () Feeling relational: the use of Buddhist mediation in restorative practices [o]
  1147. () The universe within: discovering the common history of rocks, planets, and people [i]
  1148. () From a disconnected society to an interconnected society [j]
  1149. () Learning wisdom through geographical dislocations [d]
  1150. () Stalking nirvana: the Native American (Red Path) Zen way [i] [u]
  1151. () Practise what you preach: counsellors' experience of practising Buddhist counselling in Thailand [d]
  1152. () The bidirectional relationship of meaning and belonging [i] [d]
  1153. () Meditation, mindfulness and executive control: the importance of emotional acceptance and brain-based performance monitoring [d]
  1154. () The ethics of Śaṅkara and Śantideva: a selfless response to an illusory world [i]
  1155. () Action inquiry and the Boston Marathon bombings: unilateral vs. mutual power [u]
  1156. () The neural basis of free will: criterial causation [i] [d]
  1157. () Relevance, meaning and the cognitive science of wisdom [i] [d]
  1158. () Blessed peacemakers: 365 extraordinary people who changed the world [i]
  1159. () Neurodecolonization: applying mindfulness research to decolonizing social work [i] [d]
  1160. () Religious and sexual identities: a multi-faith exploration of young adults [i] [d]
  1161. () The thread [u]
  1162. () The way of the bodhisattva: the importance of receiving [u]
  1163. () On sort of knowing: the Daoist unhewn [d] [u]
  1164. () The use of mindfulness practice in the treatment of a case of obsessive compulsive disorder in Sri Lanka [p] [d] [j]
  1165. () Deafening silence, unexpected gifts [u]
  1166. () The relation between intelligence and religiosity: a meta-analysis and some proposed explanations [d]
  1167. () Protecting oneself and others through mindfulness—the acrobat simile in the Saṃyukta-āgama [u]
  1168. () Purification in early Buddhist discourse and Buddhist ethics [u]
  1169. () The third turning of the wheel: wisdom of the Saṃdhinirmocana sūtra [i]
  1170. () Dharma of the founders: Buddhism within the philosophies of Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, and Elihu Palmer [o] [u]
  1171. Jamie D. Aten, Kari Ann O'Grady, & Everett L. Worthington [ed] () The psychology of religion and spirituality for clinicians: using research in your practice [i] [d]
  1172. () Yoga for meditators: poses to support your sitting practice [i]
  1173. Courtney Bender, Wendy Cadge, Peggy Levitt, & David Smilde [ed] () Religion on the edge: de-centering and re-centering the sociology of religion [i] [d]
  1174. () The numerical discourses of the Buddha: a translation of the Aṅguttara Nikāya [i]
  1175. () Environmental concern, moral education and our place in nature [d]
  1176. () Contemporary Buddhist priests and clergy [in Japan] [i] [d]
  1177. () How convenient!: the epistemic rationale of self-validating belief systems [d]
  1178. () True refuge: finding peace and freedom in your own awakened heart [i]
  1179. () The Dude and the Zen master [i]
  1180. () The credit illusion [u]
  1181. () Spreading order: religion, cooperative niche construction, and risky coordination problems [d]
  1182. Eido Frances Carney [ed] () Receiving the marrow: teachings on Dōgen by Sōtō Zen women priests [i]
  1183. () Religious people discount the future less [d]
  1184. () Bringing life to completion: reflections on living deeply and ending life well [i]
  1185. () Karl Jaspers' philosophical faith for the global age: the idea of civilizational continuity ['he found its best advocates in the Buddha' and Mahāyāna Buddhism] [i] [d]
  1186. () The limits of the Buddhist embrace of science: commentary on 'Compassion, ethics, and neuroscience: neuroethics through Buddhist eyes' [p] [d]
  1187. () Signs of spiritual progress [u]
  1188. () Life without the story line [i]
  1189. () Living beautifully with uncertainty and change [i]
  1190. () The unity of art and life: the synthesis concept of Fluxus and Zen [d]
  1191. () Buddhism as a value source in the course of new identity and lifestyle formation in the Czech Republic [d]
  1192. Mark R. Cobb, Christina M. Puchalski, & Bruce D. Rumbold [ed] () Oxford textbook of spirituality in healthcare [i] [d]
  1193. () Enlightenment in global history: a historiographical critique [d]
  1194. () Perceiving reality: consciousness, intentionality, and cognition in Buddhist philosophy [i] [d]
  1195. () Competence in teaching mindfulness-based courses: concepts, development and assessment [d]
  1196. () Mindfulness-based stress reduction training reduces loneliness and pro-inflammatory gene expression in older adults: a small randomized controlled trial [p] [d] [u]
  1197. () Effects of mindful-attention and compassion meditation training on amygdala response to emotional stimuli in an ordinary, non-meditative state [p] [d] [u]
  1198. () Walking in beauty: an American Indian perspective on social justice [d]
  1199. (/2024) Unlocking the emotional brain: memory reconsolidation and the psychotherapy of transformational change [or: Unlocking the emotional brain: eliminating symptoms at their roots using memory reconsolidation] [i] [d]
  1200. () Lessons learned on the Buddha path [i] [u]
  1201. () Even the downhearted may be uplifted: moral elevation in the daily life of clinically depressed and anxious adults [d]
  1202. () Epistemological parallels between the Nikāyas and the Upaniṣads [d]
  1203. () Explorations of silence in the religious rituals of Buddhists and Quakers [d]
  1204. () Buddhism, punishment, and reconciliation [u]
  1205. () Mindfulness and bodily distress [p]
  1206. () The importance of religion: meaning and action in our strange world [i]
  1207. () Two hands [u]
  1208. () Death competence: an ethical imperative [p] [d]
  1209. () Buddhist individuals and inward empathy [i]
  1210. () Mindfulness and acceptance in couple and family therapy [i] [d]
  1211. () Therapeutic presence: a mindful approach to effective therapy [i] [d]
  1212. () The time of the explicating process [i] [d] [u]
  1213. () Implicit precision [i] [d] [u]
  1214. Christopher K. Germer & Ronald D. Siegel [ed] () Wisdom and compassion in psychotherapy: deepening mindfulness in clinical practice [i]
  1215. () Scientific cognition: human centered but not human bound [d]
  1216. () A symbiotic view of life: we have never been individuals [p] [d]
  1217. Cheryl A. Giles & Willa B. Miller [ed] () The arts of contemplative care: pioneering voices in Buddhist chaplaincy and pastoral work [i]
  1218. () Doing gesture promotes learning a mental transformation task better than seeing gesture [d]
  1219. () The moral dyad: a fundamental template unifying moral judgment [p] [d] [u]
  1220. () You are already enlightened [u]
  1221. () Good citizens: creating enlightened society [i]
  1222. () Fear: essential wisdom for getting through the storm [i]
  1223. () Manipulations of attention enhance self-regulation [d]
  1224. () Indigenous spiritualities [and healthcare] [i] [d]
  1225. () Meditation is not enough: chaplaincy training for Buddhists [i]
  1226. () Rest is not idleness: implications of the brain's default mode for human development and education [p] [d] [j] [u]
  1227. () Gestures alter thinking about time [i] [u]
  1228. () Postural assessment [i]
  1229. () The invention of religion in Japan [i] [d]
  1230. () Managing people 'spiritually': a Bourdieusian critique [d]
  1231. () Whether, when, and how is spirituality related to well-being?: moving beyond single occasion questionnaires to understanding daily process [p] [d]
  1232. () Re-imagining Buddhist women in contemporary Japan [i] [d]
  1233. () What is systemic about systemic therapy?: therapy models muddle embodied systemic practice [d]
  1234. () Mindfulness as a potential means of attenuating anger and aggression for prospective criminal justice professionals [d]
  1235. () Contemplative/emotion training reduces negative emotional behavior and promotes prosocial responses [p] [d]
  1236. () Alterity and the particular limits of universalism: comparing Jewish-Israeli Holocaust and Canadian-Cambodian genocide legacies [and comments and reply] [d] [j]
  1237. () Cultivating an appropriate response: educational foundations for Buddhist chaplains and pastoral care providers [i]
  1238. () Distributed cognitive agency in virtue epistemology [d]
  1239. () The agile mind [i] [d]
  1240. () Boosting wisdom: distance from the self enhances wise reasoning, attitudes, and behavior [p] [d]
  1241. Irina Kuznetsova, Jonardon Ganeri, & Chakravarthi Ram-Prasad [ed] () Hindu and Buddhist ideas in dialogue: self and no-self [i] [d]
  1242. () Mindfulness, time affluence, and journey-based affect: exploring relationships [d]
  1243. Hélène Landemore & Jon Elster [ed] () Collective wisdom: principles and mechanisms [i] [d]
  1244. () Distinct neural activity associated with focused-attention meditation and loving-kindness meditation [p] [d] [u]
  1245. () Meditation and the startle response: a case study [p] [d] [u]
  1246. () Varieties of attention in hypnosis and meditation [p] [d]
  1247. () The influence of traditional Buddhist wildlife release on biological invasions [d]
  1248. () Zen gardens: the complete works of Shunmyō Masuno, Japan's leading garden designer [i]
  1249. () Sustainable happiness: the mind science of well-being, altruism, and inspiration [i] [d]
  1250. () Patience: the art of peaceful living [i]
  1251. () Zen and the creative management of dilemmas [d]
  1252. () Building capacity for environmental engagement and leadership: an ecosocial work perspective [d]
  1253. () Compassion in Buddhist psychology [i]
  1254. () Happiness and the good life [i] [d]
  1255. () Rethinking occupational deprivation and boredom [d]
  1256. () Life is uncertain; death is certain: Buddhism and palliative care [p] [d]
  1257. () The impact of Zen meditation on security and satisfaction in monogamous relationships [d]
  1258. () The role of mindfulness and psychological flexibility in somatization, depression, anxiety, and general psychological distress in a nonclinical college sample [d]
  1259. () Intersections of Buddhism and secularity [i]
  1260. () The enchanted secular: Buddhism and the emergence of transtraditional 'spirituality' [j]
  1261. () Individual differences in reappraisal ability: links to reappraisal frequency, well-being, and cognitive control [d]
  1262. () Emotions, ethics, and choice: lessons from Tsongkhapa [u]
  1263. () Everything that is not a belief is true [i]
  1264. () Being Buddha at work: 108 ancient truths on change, stress, money, and success [i]
  1265. (/2016) Listening as spiritual care [i] [u]
  1266. () From habituality to change: contribution of activity theory and pragmatism to practice theories [d]
  1267. () Regular, brief mindfulness meditation practice improves electrophysiological markers of attentional control [p] [d] [u]
  1268. () Preaching to the converted: D.T. Suzuki's Zen Buddhism as a case study of a microsociological model of translation [d]
  1269. () Do nothing!: how to stop overmanaging and become a great leader [i]
  1270. () The virtue of not fitting in [u]
  1271. () Strong mindfulness: integrating mindfulness and character strengths [d]
  1272. () Self-knowledge and moral stupidity [d]
  1273. () Living by vow: a practical introduction to eight essential zen chants and texts [i]
  1274. Michael D. Palmer & Stanley M. Burgess [ed] () The Wiley-Blackwell companion to religion and social justice [i] [d]
  1275. () What would John Dewey say about deliberative democracy and democratic experimentalism? [d]
  1276. () Fractal journeys: narrative structure of the path and of tantric practice [u]
  1277. (/2013) Why 'Buddhist theology' is not a good idea [u]
  1278. () Attentional networks and consciousness [p] [d] [u]
  1279. () Legitimation mechanisms as third-dimension power practices: the case of the Shakers [d]
  1280. () Transformative art: art as means for long-term neurocognitive change [p] [d] [u]
  1281. () Turning pro: tap your inner power and create your life's work [i]
  1282. Inken Prohl & John K. Nelson [ed] () Handbook of contemporary Japanese religions [i] [d]
  1283. () Dongshan's five ranks [u]
  1284. () A serviceable mind is clear seeing [u]
  1285. () Spiritual life is daily and repetitive [u]
  1286. (/2019) Motivational neuroscience [or: Neuroscience and human motivation] [i] [d]
  1287. () The pragmatism of ideals [i]
  1288. () Pragmatism: the restoration of its scientific roots [i]
  1289. () Learning from the body about the mind [d]
  1290. () The essential role of ritual in the transmission and reinforcement of social norms [p] [d]
  1291. () Sūtra of the Brahma net: Rocana Buddha pronounces the chapter on the bodhisattva precepts arising from the mind ground [i] [u]
  1292. () Bodhisattva precepts: selected Mahāyāna sūtras [i]
  1293. Richard M. Ryan [ed] (/2019) The Oxford handbook of human motivation [i] [d]
  1294. () Therapist mindfulness, alliance and treatment outcome [d]
  1295. () Making tea in place: experiences of women engaged in a Japanese tea ceremony [d]
  1296. () Introducing Tibetan Buddhism [i]
  1297. Perry Schmidt-Leukel [ed] () Buddhism and religious diversity [in four volumes] [i]
  1298. () Awake in the Anthropocene [d]
  1299. () Complexity and extended phenomenological–cognitive systems [d]
  1300. () Governing the state and the self: political philosophy and practice in the edicts of Aśoka [d]
  1301. () Questions about Red Path Zen [u]
  1302. Peter Skilling, Jason A. Carbine, Claudio Cicuzza, & Santi Pakdeekham [ed] () How Theravāda is Theravāda?: exploring Buddhist identities [i]
  1303. () Escalation and mindfulness [d]
  1304. () Japan's contribution to modern global Buddhism: the World's Parliament of Religions revisited [j]
  1305. () Manners in the zendo [u]
  1306. () Philosophy has consequences!: developing metacognition and active learning in the ethics classroom [d]
  1307. () Sky above, great wind: the life and poetry of Zen Master Ryōkan [i]
  1308. () What makes you not a Buddhist?: a preliminary mapping of values [d]
  1309. () Radical acceptance: a nondual psychology approach to grief and loss [d]
  1310. () Born for this [u]
  1311. () Just this [u]
  1312. Vladimir Tikhonov & Torkel Brekke [ed] () Buddhism and violence: militarism and Buddhism in modern Asia [i] [d]
  1313. Simine Vazire & Timothy D. Wilson [ed] () Handbook of self-knowledge [i]
  1314. () The Western reception of Buddhism as a psychological and ethical system: developments, dialogues, and perspectives [d]
  1315. () Reconstructing priestly identity and roles and the development of socially engaged Buddhism in contemporary Japan [i] [d]
  1316. () Buddhist epistemology and economics: deconstructing dysfunctional delusions [u]
  1317. () Meaning of life: exploring the relation between economics and religion [d] [j]
  1318. () Happiness in Navajos (diné ba' hózhó) [i] [d]
  1319. Michael Yellow Bird & Waziyatawin Angela Cavender Wilson [ed] () For Indigenous minds only: a decolonization handbook [i]
  1320. () Neurodecolonization: using mindfulness practices to delete the neural networks of colonialism [i]
  1321. () The door is open... [u]
  1322. () The crucible of religion: culture, civilization, and affirmation of life [i]
  1323. () The dilemma of the wounded healer [p] [d]
  1324. () Spinoza and the self-overcoming of solipsism [d]
  1325. () Reasonable atheism: a moral case for respectful disbelief [i]
  1326. () Free will as recursive self-prediction: does a deterministic mechanism reduce responsibility? [i] [d]
  1327. () The cloud of knowing: blurring the difference with China [d] [u]
  1328. () Living in seclusion and facing fear: the Ekottarika-āgama counterpart to the Bhayabherava-sutta [i] [u]
  1329. () Right view and the scheme of the four truths in early Buddhism: the Saṃyukta-āgama parallel to the Sammādiṭṭhi-sutta and the simile of the four skills of a physician [u]
  1330. () Subversive spiritualities: how rituals enact the world [i] [d]
  1331. () Bringing Zen home: the healing heart of Japanese women's rituals [i] [d] [j]
  1332. () Many entities, no identity [d] [j]
  1333. John R. Atherton, Elaine L. Graham, & Ian Steedman [ed] () The practices of happiness: political economy, religion and wellbeing [i] [d] [u]
  1334. () The evolution of religion: how cognitive by-products, adaptive learning heuristics, ritual displays, and group competition generate deep commitments to prosocial religions [d]
  1335. () Mindfulness, openness to experience, and transformational learning [i] [d]
  1336. () Willpower: rediscovering the greatest human strength [i]
  1337. () Common ground with 'A common faith': Dewey's idea of the 'religious' [d] [j] [u]
  1338. () The Buddha as a fully functioning person: toward a person-centered perspective on mindfulness [d]
  1339. () The art of contemplative and mindfulness practice: incorporating the findings of neuroscience into pastoral care and counseling [d]
  1340. () Does effort matter in mindful parenting? [d]
  1341. Luk Bouckaert & László Zsolnai [ed] () The Palgrave handbook of spirituality and business [i] [d]
  1342. () A cooperative species: human reciprocity and its evolution [i] [d] [j]
  1343. () True belonging: mindful practices to help you overcome loneliness, connect with others, and cultivate happiness [i]
  1344. () 'Pray for those who mistreat you': effects of prayer on anger and aggression [p] [d]
  1345. () Meditation experience is associated with differences in default mode network activity and connectivity [p] [d] [u]
  1346. () Money: the global power of an illusion: a Buddhist perspective [i] [u]
  1347. () Fire monks: Zen mind meets wildfire at the gates of Tassajara [i]
  1348. () Spirituality, religion, and emotional labor in the workplace [d]
  1349. () Exposure and reorganization: the what and how of effective psychotherapy [d]
  1350. () Unfinished lives [i]
  1351. () The opacity of mind: an integrative theory of self-knowledge [i] [d]
  1352. () Nonverbal affective phenomena revisited [d]
  1353. () Landscape and rhetoric: the marriage of Native American traditions and Zen Buddhism in selected poems by Gary Snyder [d]
  1354. () Mindfulness-based approaches: are they all the same? [p] [d]
  1355. () Complexity: against systems [d]
  1356. () A way of being: bringing mindfulness into individual therapy [d]
  1357. () Habits of transformation [d] [j]
  1358. () Self-centeredness and selflessness: a theory of self-based psychological functioning and its consequences for happiness [d]
  1359. () Paying attention to mindfulness and its effects on task performance in the workplace [d]
  1360. () What are the benefits of mindfulness?: a practice review of psychotherapy-related research [p] [d]
  1361. () Experimental and theoretical approaches to conscious processing [p] [d]
  1362. () Fear is only as deep as the mind allows: a coordinate-based meta-analysis of neuroimaging studies on the regulation of negative affect [d]
  1363. () Is there a role for contemporary practices of askesis in supporting a transition to sustainable consumption? [d]
  1364. () The emergence of a coherent world-view and spiritual path [in religious multiple belonging] [i] [d]
  1365. () Health care providers' mindfulness and treatment outcomes: a critical review of the research literature [d]
  1366. () One life, five precepts: Buddhist ethics for modern living [i]
  1367. Siegfried C. A. Fay & Ilse Maria Bruckner [ed] () Buddhism as a stronghold of free thinking?: social, ethical and philosophical dimensions of Buddhism [i] [u]
  1368. () Philosophical delusion and its therapy: outline of a philosophical revolution [i] [d]
  1369. () Envy up, scorn down: how status divides us [i] [j]
  1370. () The bodhisattva's brain: Buddhism naturalized [i] [d] [j]
  1371. () The relation of emotions to placebo responses [p] [d] [u]
  1372. () Are things that are hard to physically move also hard to imagine moving? [d]
  1373. () The art of mindful walking: meditations on the path [i]
  1374. () Human nature, buddha nature: an interview with John Welwood [u]
  1375. () Humans and the soil [d]
  1376. () On some definitions of mindfulness [d]
  1377. () The phenomenon of Jewish Buddhists in light of the history of Jewish suffering [d]
  1378. () Rediscovering Buddhist wisdom [for socio-economic systems] [i] [d]
  1379. (/2014) Debt: the first 5,000 years [i]
  1380. () 'Consumption' [and comments and reply] [d] [j]
  1381. () A non-elaborative mental stance and decoupling of executive and pain-related cortices predicts low pain sensitivity in Zen meditators [d]
  1382. () Oxford guide to imagery in cognitive therapy [i] [d]
  1383. () Plants as persons: a philosophical botany [i] [d] [j]
  1384. () Being of two minds: switching mindsets exhausts self-regulatory resources [d]
  1385. () Freedom: toward an integration of the counseling profession [d]
  1386. () Moral maturation and moral conation: a capacity approach to explaining moral thought and action [d]
  1387. James W. Heisig, Thomas P. Kasulis, & John C. Maraldo [ed] () Japanese philosophy: a sourcebook [i] [d] [j]
  1388. () Negation as a means for emotion regulation?: startle reflex modulation during processing of negated emotional words [p] [d]
  1389. James D. Herbert & Evan M. Forman [ed] () Acceptance and mindfulness in cognitive behavior therapy: understanding and applying the new therapies [i] [d]
  1390. () Whose Buddhism is truest? [u]
  1391. () Dharma: its early history in law, religion, and narrative [i] [d]
  1392. () How does mindfulness meditation work?: proposing mechanisms of action from a conceptual and neural perspective [p] [d] [j] [u]
  1393. () Mindfulness practice leads to increases in regional brain gray matter density [p] [d] [u]
  1394. () Relations among mindfulness, achievement-related self-regulation, and achievement emotions [d]
  1395. () Being alive: essays on movement, knowledge and description [i] [d]
  1396. () Reframing placebo in research and practice [p] [d] [u]
  1397. () Countercurrents from the West: 'blue-eyed' Zen masters, vipassanā meditation, and Buddhist psychotherapy in contemporary Korea [d] [j] [u]
  1398. () Some reflections on the origins of MBSR, skillful means, and the trouble with maps [d]
  1399. () Placebo studies and ritual theory: a comparative analysis of Navajo, acupuncture and biomedical healing [p] [d] [u]
  1400. () Military careers and Buddhist ethics [d]
  1401. () The Buddha's teachings to lay people [d]
  1402. Lisa Kemmerer & Anthony J. Nocella II [ed] () Call to compassion: reflections on animal advocacy from the world's religions [i]
  1403. () Mindfulness: a way of cultivating deep respect for emotions [d]
  1404. () Spirituality: an overlooked predictor of placebo effects? [p] [d] [u]
  1405. (/2014) The life-changing magic of tidying up: the Japanese art of decluttering and organizing [i]
  1406. () Therapeutic work with the present moment: a comparative conversation analysis of existential and cognitive therapies [d]
  1407. () Two problems with 'self-deception': no 'self' and no 'deception' [d]
  1408. () Life satisfaction, openness value, self-transcendence, and wisdom [d]
  1409. () Taxonomic counts of cognition in the wild [d]
  1410. () Trust yourself ['How does it feel?'] [i] [u]
  1411. () Collective karma and systemic responses to climate disruption [i] [u]
  1412. () Zen questions: zazen, Dōgen, and the spirit of creative inquiry [i]
  1413. () Religious experiences, transformative paths and religious goals [d]
  1414. (/2013) Ethnic identity and religious competition: Buddhism and shamanism in southern Siberia [i] [d] [j]
  1415. () Religiousness, spirituality, and psychological distress in Taiwan [d]
  1416. () Multidimensional reality [d] [u]
  1417. () Sources of spiritual well-being in advanced cancer [p] [d]
  1418. () A mirror revealing the crucial points: advice on the ultimate meaning [u]
  1419. () Everything is its own reward [i]
  1420. () Psychotherapists' spiritual, religious, atheist or agnostic identity and their practice of psychotherapy: a grounded theory study [d]
  1421. (/2012) Samsara [i] [u]
  1422. () Religion, clubs, and emergent social divides [d]
  1423. () The 'non-cuttable' space in between: context, boundaries and their natural fluidity [p] [d]
  1424. () The meditative dynamics of the early Buddhist appamāṇas [u]
  1425. () Psychological flexibility mediates the relations between self-concealment and negative psychological outcomes [d]
  1426. (/2018) A monk's guide to a clean house and mind [i]
  1427. () Could EFT have saved the Buddha's marriage?: a reflection on Beckerman and Sarracco [d]
  1428. () Waiting, tolerating, and cooperating: did religion evolve to prop up humans' self-control abilities? [i]
  1429. () Mindfulness, self-care, and wellness in social work: effects of contemplative training [d]
  1430. () The placebo effect and the autonomic nervous system: evidence for an intimate relationship [p] [d] [u]
  1431. () Mature transformations in adulthood facilitated by psychotherapy and spiritual practice [i] [d]
  1432. () A common earth religion: world religions from an ecological perspective [d]
  1433. (/2015) How traditions live and die [i]
  1434. () Finding your moral compass: transformative principles to guide you in recovery and life [i]
  1435. Ivan Nyklíček, Ad J. J. M. Vingerhoets, & Marcel Zeelenberg [ed] () Emotion regulation and well-being [i] [d]
  1436. () The construction of mindfulness [d]
  1437. () Becoming a mensch: timeless Talmudic ethics for everyone [i]
  1438. Jeffrey Stephen Poland & George Graham [ed] () Addiction and responsibility [i] [d]
  1439. () A mixed self: the role of symbiosis in development [d]
  1440. () The two truths [u]
  1441. () Buddhist ethics in impermanence [i]
  1442. () Space cannot be cut—why self-identity naturally includes neighbourhood [p] [d]
  1443. () Death acceptance through ritual [p] [d]
  1444. () Breathe, you are alive: sharing the practice of mindfulness with children and youth [using songs, games, and simple exercises] [poster] [o] [u]
  1445. () A life course approach to the development of mental skills [p] [d] [u]
  1446. () The emotional affordances of forest settings: an investigation in boys with extreme behavioural problems [d]
  1447. () Bonds of the dead: temples, burial, and the transformation of contemporary Japanese Buddhism [i] [d]
  1448. () Are Zen people better? [u]
  1449. () Enhanced response inhibition during intensive meditation training predicts improvements in self-reported adaptive socioemotional functioning [p] [d]
  1450. () Daily dynamics of personal identity and self-concept clarity [d]
  1451. () How are you feeling? [u]
  1452. () Perplexities of consciousness [i] [d]
  1453. () One religion too many: the religiously comparative reflections of a comparatively religious Hindu [i] [d] [j]
  1454. () Mindfulness, subjective well-being, and social work: insight into their interconnection from social work practitioners [d]
  1455. () Kinds of environments—a framework for reflecting on the possible contours of a better world [d]
  1456. () Agonistic intimacy and moral aspiration in popular Hinduism: a study in the political theology of the neighbor [d]
  1457. () Morning prayer [and Red Path Zen] [u]
  1458. () On the nature of concepts [d]
  1459. () Dis(appearance): earth, ethics and apparently (in)significant others [u]
  1460. () Wise up: creating organizational wisdom through an ethic of kaitiakitanga [d] [j]
  1461. () Networks of the brain [i] [d]
  1462. () Mindful argument, Deweyan pragmatism, and the ideal of democracy [o]
  1463. () How does mindfulness transform suffering? II: the transformation of dukkha [d]
  1464. () How does mindfulness transform suffering? I: the nature and origins of dukkha [d]
  1465. () Self-compassion, self-regulation, and health [d]
  1466. () We are expressions of everything: relationship with Earth and the cosmos [i]
  1467. () More than belief: a materialist theory of religion [i]
  1468. () Materialist spirituality? [d] [u]
  1469. () Fixing our focus: training attention to regulate emotion [d]
  1470. () Applying Buddhist practices to advocacy: the advocacy–serving model [d]
  1471. () Doing and being: mindfulness, health, and quiet ego characteristics among Buddhist practitioners [d]
  1472. () Open source church: making room for the wisdom of all [i]
  1473. () Taking emergence seriously: the centrality of circular causality for dynamic systems approaches to development [d] [j]
  1474. () A cucumber for a cow: a theoretical exploration of the causes and consequences of religious hypocrisy [d]
  1475. () Mindfulness and hypnosis: the power of suggestion to transform experience [i]
  1476. László Zsolnai [ed] () Ethical principles and economic transformation—a Buddhist approach [i] [d]
  1477. () No separation between present and future [i]
  1478. () Why we need monasticism [u]
  1479. () Are older adults wiser than college students?: a comparison of two age cohorts [d]
  1480. () Analyzing negative experiences without ruminating: the role of self-distancing in enabling adaptive self-reflection [d]
  1481. Ruth A. Baer [ed] () Assessing mindfulness & acceptance processes in clients: illuminating the theory & practice of change [i]
  1482. () The circle way: a leader in every chair [i]
  1483. () Awakening joy: 10 steps that will put you on the road to real happiness [i]
  1484. () Integrating a One Health approach in education to address global health and sustainability challenges [d]
  1485. () On the vices of nominalization and the virtues of contextualizing [i]
  1486. () Zen and behavior analysis [p] [d] [u]
  1487. () How to be sick: a Buddhist-inspired guide for the chronically ill and their caregivers [i]
  1488. () A moment dead, a moment alive: how a situational personhood emerges in the vegetative state in an Israeli hospital unit [d] [j]
  1489. () Immunizing strategies and epistemic defense mechanisms [d]
  1490. () We are sunlight-animated stardust [u]
  1491. Brian Bruya [ed] () Effortless attention: a new perspective in the cognitive science of attention and action [i] [d]
  1492. () Matter and mind: a philosophical inquiry [i] [d]
  1493. () Every day is a good day: the visual art of John Cage [i]
  1494. () Can compassionate practice also be good legal practice?: answers from the lives of Buddhist lawyers [u]
  1495. Clare Carlisle & Jonardon Ganeri [ed] () Philosophy as therapeia [i]
  1496. () Helpful and hindering events in psychotherapy: a practice research network study [p] [d]
  1497. () 'I am insubstantial in the universe. But in the universe, there is nothing which is not me': toward a Chan ecocriticism, ecology, and the experience of film [j]
  1498. () Buddhism, Taoism, folk religions, and rebellions: empirical evidence from Taiwan [d]
  1499. () Functional neural correlates of mindfulness meditations in comparison with psychotherapy, pharmacotherapy and placebo effect: is there a link? [d]
  1500. () Deconstructing mindfulness and constructing mental health: understanding mindfulness and its mechanisms of action [d]
  1501. () Meditation in modern Buddhism: renunciation and change in Thai monastic life [i] [d]
  1502. (/2017) The abundance of less: lessons in simple living from rural Japan [i]
  1503. () The sentient self [d]
  1504. David A. Crenshaw [ed] () Reverence in healing: honoring strengths without trivializing suffering [i]
  1505. () Inferring attitudes from mindwandering [p] [d]
  1506. () Strange fires, weird smokes and psychoactive combustibles: entheogens and incense in ancient traditions [d]
  1507. () Agnostic meditations on Buddhist meditation [d] [u]
  1508. () Practical poetry: Thich Nhat Hanh and the cultivation of a problem-oriented officer [d]
  1509. () Treasury of the true dharma eye: Zen master Dōgen's Shōbō genzō [i]
  1510. () Kinds and dimensions of mindfulness: why it is important to distinguish them [d]
  1511. () Talk on Buddhist ethics [u]
  1512. () Translating spiritual ideals into daily life: the eight-point program of passage meditation [i]
  1513. () Shaping the coherent self: a moral achievement [d]
  1514. () Incorporating the concept of mindfulness in informal outdoor education settings [d]
  1515. () On non-harming [u]
  1516. () Relational aspects of mindfulness: implications for the practice of marriage and family therapy [d]
  1517. () Mindfulness training modifies cognitive, affective, and physiological mechanisms implicated in alcohol dependence: results of a randomized controlled pilot trial [d]
  1518. () Compassionate, spiritual, and creative listening in teaching and learning [d]
  1519. () The compassionate mind: a new approach to life's challenges [i]
  1520. () Compassion focused therapy: distinctive features [i] [d]
  1521. () Increasing leadership integrity through mind training and embodied learning [d]
  1522. Larry A. Golemon [ed] () Finding our story: narrative leadership and congregational change [i]
  1523. () Medical analogies in Buddhist and Hellenistic thought: tranquillity and anger [d]
  1524. () Beyond beliefs: religions bind individuals into moral communities [d]
  1525. () Religion that heals, religion that harms: a guide for clinical practice [i]
  1526. () Feeding the faith: religious orders are growing vegetables, raising cows and making cheese in the name of the spirit ['it doesn't matter what religion you're practicing'] [u]
  1527. () Savor: mindful eating, mindful life [i]
  1528. () The four ariya-saccas as 'true realities for the spiritually ennobled'—the painful, its origin, its cessation, and the way going to this—rather than 'noble truths' concerning these [d]
  1529. (/2011) An analysis of factors related to the kusala/akusala quality of actions in the Pāli tradition [u]
  1530. () Suffering in a productive world: chronic illness, visibility, and the space beyond agency [d]
  1531. () Zen in the workplace: applying anti-structure to enhance structure [u]
  1532. () Markets, religion, community size, and the evolution of fairness and punishment [p] [d] [j]
  1533. () Two Buddhisms, three Buddhisms, and racism [d] [u]
  1534. () Meditation as medicine: a critique [d] [j]
  1535. () Using spiritually modified cognitive behavioral therapy to help clients wrestling with depression: a promising intervention for some older adults [d]
  1536. () The effect of mindfulness-based therapy on anxiety and depression: a meta-analytic review [d]
  1537. () Challenging anthropocentric analysis of visual data: a relational materialist methodological approach to educational research [d]
  1538. Michael K. Jerryson & Mark Juergensmeyer [ed] () Buddhist warfare [i] [d]
  1539. () Wisdom—a neuroscience perspective [p] [d]
  1540. () Assessing flexible leadership as a mastery of opposites [d]
  1541. () Moving forward by agreeing to disagree: a response to 'Healing ecology' [u]
  1542. () Psychological flexibility as a fundamental aspect of health [d]
  1543. () A wandering mind is an unhappy mind [p] [d] [j]
  1544. () Living with the dragon: acting ethically in a world of unintended consequences [i] [d]
  1545. () Why religion's burdens are light: from religiosity to implicit self-regulation [d]
  1546. () When blood and bones cry out: journeys through the soundscape of healing and reconciliation [i]
  1547. () Religion, social networks, and life satisfaction [d] [j]
  1548. () Insufficient emotion: soul-searching by a former indicter of strong emotions [d]
  1549. () Replenishing the earth: spiritual values for healing ourselves and the world [i]
  1550. () Mindful parenting and care involvement of fathers of children with intellectual disabilities [d]
  1551. () Place-based narratives: an entry point for ministry to the soul of a community [i]
  1552. () What is intimacy in Zen? [u]
  1553. () The market approach to the rise of the Geluk school, 1419–1642 [d]
  1554. () Teaching mindfulness: a practical guide for clinicians and educators [i] [d]
  1555. () Reactive approach motivation (RAM) for religion [p] [d]
  1556. () Liberating anger, embodying knowledge: a comparative study of María Lugones and Zen Master Hakuin [d] [j]
  1557. () Fanaticism, fundamentalism and the promotion of reflexivity in religious education [i] [d]
  1558. Batja Mesquita, Lisa Feldman Barrett, & Eliot R. Smith [ed] () The mind in context [i]
  1559. () Mindfulness: significant common confusions [d]
  1560. () Thinking in Indian: a John Mohawk reader [i]
  1561. Nancey C. Murphy & Christopher C. Knight [ed] () Human identity at the intersection of science, technology, and religion [i] [d]
  1562. () Lessons in spiritual leadership from Kenyan women [d]
  1563. () Body and mind dropped away [i]
  1564. () Realizing Genjōkōan: the key to Dōgen's Shōbōgenzō [i]
  1565. () Similarity in diversity?: four shared functions of contemplative practice systems [i]
  1566. () Wisdom (hikmah) as a holistic basis for inter-religious education [i] [d]
  1567. () Sacred forests of India: a strong tradition of community-based natural resource management [d]
  1568. () Too much sitting: the population-health science of sedentary behavior [d]
  1569. () Empirical tradition in American liberal religious thought, 1860–1960 [i] [d]
  1570. () Non-interference and awareness [d]
  1571. () Dewey and pragmatic religious naturalism [i] [d]
  1572. Sarah E. Pilgrim & Jules N. Pretty [ed] () Nature and culture: rebuilding lost connections [i] [d]
  1573. Thomas G. Plante [ed] () Contemplative practices in action: spirituality, meditation, and health [i]
  1574. Michael Potegal, Gerhard Stemmler, & Charles Donald Spielberger [ed] () International handbook of anger: constituent and concomitant biological, psychological, and social processes [i] [d]
  1575. () Adding Deleuze to the mix [d]
  1576. () Voices of experienced meditators: the impact of meditation practice on intimate relationships [d]
  1577. () Can't control yourself?: monitor those bad habits [p] [d]
  1578. () Religious belonging and the multiple [d] [j]
  1579. () Identifying and integrating helpful and harmful religious beliefs into psychotherapy [p] [d]
  1580. () Contributions of attentional control to socioemotional and academic development [d]
  1581. William Sturman Sax, Johannes Quack, & Jan Weinhold [ed] () The problem of ritual efficacy [i]
  1582. () Seeing ourselves: what vision can teach us about metacognition [i] [d]
  1583. () The cow in the parking lot: a zen approach to overcoming anger [i]
  1584. () The great matter of life and death [u]
  1585. () The psychotherapist's path: psychotherapy practice as Buddhist practice [u]
  1586. () Things pertaining to bodhi: the thirty-seven aids to enlightenment [i]
  1587. () Mindful consumption: a customer-centric approach to sustainability [d]
  1588. () Beyond belief: Japanese approaches to the meaning of religion [d] [u]
  1589. () Two cups of tea: building community through self-compassion [u]
  1590. () Stop overreacting: effective strategies for calming your emotions [i]
  1591. () The etiquette of freedom: Gary Snyder, Jim Harrison, and The practice of the wild [i]
  1592. () Standard observances of the Sōtō Zen School [o] [u]
  1593. () Flower offerings [in Japanese Buddhism] [i]
  1594. () Heaven and earth are flowers: reflections on ikebana and Buddhism [i]
  1595. Gary Storhoff & John Whalen-Bridge [ed] () American Buddhism as a way of life [i] [d] [j]
  1596. () Toward a Deweyan theory of communicative mindfulness [d]
  1597. () Coherence between emotional experience and physiology: does body awareness training have an impact? [p] [d] [u]
  1598. () Zen and the transformation of emotional and physical stress into well being [i]
  1599. () Enough!: a Buddhist approach to finding release from addictive patterns [i]
  1600. () Earth religion and radical religious reformation [i]
  1601. () Skill in questions: how the Buddha taught [o] [u]
  1602. () Buddhism on the couch [book review of: The Zen impulse and the psychoanalytic encounter, by Paul C. Cooper] [d] [u]
  1603. () Developmental action inquiry: a distinct integral theory that actually integrates developmental theory, practice, and research [i] [j] [u]
  1604. () Focused attention, open monitoring and automatic self-transcending: categories to organize meditations from Vedic, Buddhist and Chinese traditions [p] [d]
  1605. Peter J. Verhagen, Herman M. Van Praag, Juan José López-Ibor, John Cox, & Driss Moussaoui [ed] () Religion and psychiatry: beyond boundaries [i] [d]
  1606. () Dimensions of intersubjectivity in Mahāyāna-Buddhism and relational psychoanalysis [d]
  1607. () Bridging Christianity, Islam, and Buddhism with virtue ethics [i] [d]
  1608. () The right to inquire into the religious [i] [d]
  1609. () Novelty as a dimension in the affective brain [d]
  1610. () Twelve examples of illusion [i]
  1611. () Zen birding [i]
  1612. () Distributed identity: human beings as walking, thinking ecologies in the microbial world [i] [d]
  1613. () Hypnosis, mindfulness, and acceptance: artful integration [i]
  1614. () 'A dharma of place': evolving aesthetics and cultivating community in an American Zen garden [i] [d] [j]
  1615. () Mind-body interventions to reduce risk for health disparities related to stress and strength among African American women: the potential of mindfulness-based stress reduction, loving-kindness, and the NTU therapeutic framework [d]
  1616. () Energy every day [i]
  1617. () Effects of brief and sham mindfulness meditation on mood and cardiovascular variables [p] [d]
  1618. () Mindfulness meditation improves cognition: evidence of brief mental training [p] [d]
  1619. () Viriya [o] [u]
  1620. () Emotional creativity: toward 'spiritualizing the passions' [i] [d]
  1621. () Embracing the icon: the feminist potential of the trans bodhisattva, Kuan Yin [d] [j]
  1622. () Psychotherapy as a developmental process [i] [d]
  1623. Tim Bayne, Axel Cleeremans, & Patrick Wilken [ed] () The Oxford companion to consciousness [i] [d]
  1624. () Mindful eating: a guide to rediscovering a healthy and joyful relationship with food [i]
  1625. () Species extinction and the vice of thoughtlessness: the importance of spiritual exercises for learning virtue [d]
  1626. Sigurd Bergmann [ed] () Nature, space, and the sacred: transdisciplinary perspectives [i] [d]
  1627. () 'Liking' and 'wanting' food rewards: brain substrates and roles in eating disorders [d]
  1628. () Dissecting components of reward: 'liking', 'wanting', and learning [d]
  1629. Barry Campbell Boyce [ed] () In the face of fear: Buddhist wisdom for challenging times [i]
  1630. () Learning without error [i] [d]
  1631. () The Sarvodaya Shramadana movement of Sri Lanka: the elephant moves and we begin to understand the whole [d]
  1632. () Yoga breathing, meditation, and longevity [d]
  1633. () The complete Tassajara cookbook: recipes, techniques, and reflections from the famed Zen kitchen [i]
  1634. () Integrating modern neuroscience and physiology with Indo-Tibetan yogic science [i]
  1635. () Meditation (Vipassana) and the P3a event-related brain potential [d]
  1636. () Zen meditation: an integration of current evidence [d]
  1637. () Taking the leap: freeing ourselves from old habits and fears [i]
  1638. () Stress and disorders of the stress system [p] [d]
  1639. (/2013) Mediation and meditation: the deeper middle way [i] [u]
  1640. () No harm in a little gossip, right? [u]
  1641. () Compassion and mindfulness in research among colleagues [d]
  1642. () Hermeneutic analysis of virtuous exemplar narratives of Cambodian-American Buddhists and Christians [d]
  1643. Christopher C. H. Cook & Andrew Powell [ed] (/2022) Spirituality and psychiatry [i] [d]
  1644. () Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy: distinctive features [i] [d]
  1645. (/2022) Pathological spirituality [i] [d]
  1646. () The wayfinders: why ancient wisdom matters in the modern world [i]
  1647. () Religion, spirituality, and positive psychology in adulthood: a developmental view [d]
  1648. () The effect of mindfulness on heart rate control [d]
  1649. () Mindfulness and rumination: does mindfulness training lead to reductions in the ruminative thinking associated with depression? [p] [d]
  1650. () Extended life [d]
  1651. Fabrizio Didonna [ed] () Clinical handbook of mindfulness [i] [d]
  1652. William Edelglass & Jay L. Garfield [ed] () Buddhist philosophy: essential readings [i]
  1653. () Can meditation slow rate of cellular aging?: cognitive stress, mindfulness, and telomeres [d]
  1654. () Developmental levels of conceptions of compassion in the ethical decision-making of Western Buddhist practitioners [d]
  1655. () Seeking our place in the web of life: animals and human spirituality [d]
  1656. () Positive affects and the transformation of suffering into flourishing [d]
  1657. () Emotion and recognition at work: energy, vitality, pleasure, truth, desire, and the emergent phenomenology of transformational experience [i]
  1658. Diana Fosha, Daniel J. Siegel, & Marion Fried Solomon [ed] () The healing power of emotion: affective neuroscience, development, and clinical practice [i]
  1659. () Rapt: attention and the focused life [i]
  1660. () The water falls but the waterfall does not fall: new perspectives on objects, processes and events [d]
  1661. () The mindfulness solution to pain: step-by-step techniques for chronic pain management [i]
  1662. () Envisioning a future contemplative science of mindfulness: fruitful methods and new content for the next wave of research [d]
  1663. () We can think with the implicit, as well as with fully-formed concepts [i] [d] [u]
  1664. () Relational being: beyond self and community [i]
  1665. () Emotional memory, mindfulness and compassion [i] [d]
  1666. () Executive coaching: a real world perspective from a real-life coaching practitioner [u]
  1667. () Living on the edge: shifting between nonconscious and conscious goal pursuit [i] [d]
  1668. () What the Buddha thought [i]
  1669. () Consequences of compassion: an interpretation and defense of Buddhist ethics [i] [d]
  1670. () Pain sensitivity and analgesic effects of mindful states in Zen meditators: a cross-sectional study [d]
  1671. () Ethics education and the practice of wisdom [d]
  1672. () You are here: discovering the magic of the present moment [i]
  1673. () Peaceful action, open heart: lessons from the Lotus Sutra [i]
  1674. () Buddha's brain: the practical neuroscience of happiness, love & wisdom [i]
  1675. () Seeing religion happen in the other America [book review] [d] [j]
  1676. () 'Your cell will teach you everything': old wisdom, modern science, and the art of attention [d] [j]
  1677. () The culture of our thinking in relation to spirituality [i]
  1678. () The Śūraṅgama sūtra: a new translation [i]
  1679. () Point, line and counterpoint: from environment to fluid space [i] [d]
  1680. () The wedge and the knot: hammering and stitching the face of Nature [i] [d]
  1681. () Cultivating mindfulness in health care professionals: a review of empirical studies of mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) [p] [d]
  1682. () Imperial-Way Zen: Ichikawa Hakugen's critique and lingering questions for Buddhist ethics [i] [d] [j]
  1683. () The role of spirituality in the mediation process [d]
  1684. () Letting everything become your teacher: 100 lessons in mindfulness [i]
  1685. () 'Maybe I made up the whole thing': placebos and patients' experiences in a randomized controlled trial [d]
  1686. () Sitting time and mortality from all causes, cardiovascular disease, and cancer [p] [d]
  1687. () Dynamic factor analysis of worldviews/religious beliefs and well-being among older adults [d]
  1688. () Spiritual/religious coping as intentional activity: an action theoretical perspective [d] [u]
  1689. () Caregiving: the odyssey of becoming more human [p] [d]
  1690. () The impact of positive and negative spiritual experiences on distress and the moderating role of mindfulness [d]
  1691. () Putting others in the center [i]
  1692. Joan Konner [ed] () You don't have to be Buddhist to know nothing: an illustrious collection of thoughts on naught [i]
  1693. () The enhancement of visuospatial processing efficiency through Buddhist Deity meditation [d]
  1694. () Association of an educational program in mindful communication with burnout, empathy, and attitudes among primary care physicians [p] [d]
  1695. Morten L. Kringelbach & Kent C. Berridge [ed] () Pleasures of the brain [i]
  1696. () Heresies of the heart: developing emotional wisdom [i]
  1697. () Mindfulness versus positive evaluation [i] [d]
  1698. (/2022) What we say matters: practicing nonviolent communication [i]
  1699. () Aboriginal environmental knowledge: rational reverence [i]
  1700. () The Sarvāstivāda doctrine of the path of spiritual progress: a study based primarily on the Abhidharma-mahāvibhāṣā-śāstra, the Abhidharmakośa-bhāṣya and their Chinese and Sanskrit commentaries [o] [u]
  1701. () Listening otherwise: the voice of ethics [d]
  1702. () A different 'enlightened' jurisprudence? [u]
  1703. () The underlying anatomical correlates of long-term meditation: larger hippocampal and frontal volumes of gray matter [d]
  1704. () Enacting the self: Buddhist and enactivist approaches to the emergence of the self [d]
  1705. () The role of psychological flexibility in mental health stigma and psychological distress for the stigmatizer [d]
  1706. (/2019) The art of simple living: 100 daily practices from a Japanese Zen monk for a lifetime of calm and joy [i]
  1707. () Religion, self-regulation, and self-control: associations, explanations, and implications [p] [d]
  1708. () Honoring elders: aging, authority, and Ojibwe religion [i] [d] [j]
  1709. () The neural bases of distraction and reappraisal [d]
  1710. () Interfaith dialogue in global perspective and the necessity of youth involvement [d]
  1711. () When you don't like what you feel: experiential avoidance, mindfulness and meta-emotion in emotion regulation [d]
  1712. Maritza Montero & Christopher C. Sonn [ed] () Psychology of liberation: theory and applications [i]
  1713. () The development of rationality [i] [d]
  1714. () Visions of Mahāyāna Buddhism: awakening the universe to wisdom and compassion [i]
  1715. () Think, blink or sleep on it?: the impact of modes of thought on complex decision making [d]
  1716. () Validation of the Chinese version of Underwood's Daily Spiritual Experience Scale: transcending cultural boundaries? [d]
  1717. () Protection throughout the life span [through meditation, diet, and physical exercise] [d]
  1718. () Religious groups and work values: a focus on Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, and Islam [d]
  1719. () Zen baggage: a pilgrimage to China [i]
  1720. () The neurophysiological bases of emotion: an fMRI study of the affective circumplex using emotion-denoting words [p] [d] [u]
  1721. () Having a practice [u]
  1722. (/2015) Lift: the fundamental state of leadership [or: Lift: becoming a positive force in any situation] [i]
  1723. () Ignorance: on the wider implications of deficient knowledge [i] [j] [u]
  1724. () Unknowability: an inquiry into the limits of knowledge [i]
  1725. () Awareness and ethics in dispute resolution and law: why mindfulness tends to foster ethical behavior [u]
  1726. () Mindfulness for law students: using the power of mindful awareness to achieve balance and success in law school [i]
  1727. () The neurobiology of meditation and its clinical effectiveness in psychiatric disorders [d]
  1728. () Grasping the dynamic nature of intersubjectivity [i] [d]
  1729. () In defense of syncretism [i]
  1730. () Transformation by integration: how inter-faith encounter changes Christianity [i]
  1731. () Mindful teaching & teaching mindfulness: a guide for anyone who teaches anything [i]
  1732. () Toward a practice of mindfulness [i] [d]
  1733. () Meditation and positive psychology [i] [d]
  1734. (/2017) The art and science of mindfulness: integrating mindfulness into psychology and the helping professions [i] [d]
  1735. () Why neutral monism is superior to panpsychism [u]
  1736. () Drop the storyline and feel the underlying energy [u]
  1737. () Practicing the jhānas: traditional concentration meditation as presented by the Venerable Pa Auk Sayadaw [i]
  1738. () Executive functions, self-regulation, and chronic pain: a review [p] [d]
  1739. John Stanley, David R. Loy, & Gyurme Dorje [ed] () A Buddhist response to the climate emergency [i]
  1740. () Yoga for a world out of balance: teachings on ethics and social action [i]
  1741. () The two horses of behavior: reflection and impulse [i] [d]
  1742. () The benefits of meditation practice in the correctional setting [d]
  1743. () Grounded improvisation [i]
  1744. () Central and autonomic nervous system interaction is altered by short-term meditation [p] [d] [u]
  1745. () The Zen doctrine of 'no-method' [d]
  1746. () Making sense of sense-making: reflections on enactive and extended mind theories [d]
  1747. () Long-term meditation is associated with increased gray matter density in the brain stem [d]
  1748. () The mindful couple: how acceptance and mindfulness can lead you to the love you want [i]
  1749. () Sacred economies: Buddhist monasticism and territoriality in medieval China [i] [d] [j]
  1750. Jonathan S. Watts [ed] () Rethinking karma: the dharma of social justice [i]
  1751. () Worldview and mind: religious thought and psychological development [i]
  1752. () The courage to be present: Buddhism, psychotherapy, and the awakening of natural wisdom [i]
  1753. () Momentary reductions of attention permit greater processing of irrelevant stimuli [d]
  1754. () Metacognitive therapy for anxiety and depression [i]
  1755. () Life stress buffer: the salubrious role of African-centered spirituality [i] [d]
  1756. () The three marriages: reimagining work, self and relationship [i]
  1757. () Training professionals in mindfulness: the heart of teaching [i] [d]
  1758. () The six perfections: Buddhism and the cultivation of character [i]
  1759. () Mirroring and attunement: self realization in psychoanalysis and art [i]
  1760. () Bowing to your enemies: courtesy, budō, and Japan [d] [j]
  1761. () Classes of agent and the moral logic of the Pali canon [d]
  1762. () Feeding your demons: ancient wisdom for resolving inner conflict [i]
  1763. () On silence [u]
  1764. () Mindfulness meditation may lessen anxiety, promote social skills, and improve academic performance among adolescents with learning disabilities [d]
  1765. () The zen of helping: spiritual principles for mindful and open-hearted practice [i]
  1766. () Mindful social work: from theory to practice [d]
  1767. () Volitional pragmatism [d]
  1768. () Contemplative withdrawal in the Hellenistic age [d] [j] [u]
  1769. () A Buddhist in the classroom [i] [d] [j]
  1770. () Security in Hinduism and Buddhism [i] [d]
  1771. () The world's major religions' points of view on end-of-life decisions in the intensive care unit [p] [d]
  1772. () The Japanese arts and self-cultivation [i] [d] [j]
  1773. () A self-determination theory perspective on the role of autonomy in solitary behavior [p] [d]
  1774. () Supersizing the mind: embodiment, action, and cognitive extension [i] [d]
  1775. () Training the samurai mind: a bushidō sourcebook [i]
  1776. () Practicing sabbath economics [u]
  1777. () The healthy aging brain: sustaining attachment, attaining wisdom [i]
  1778. () Sensing change [d]
  1779. () Mindfulness, compassion, and the police in America: an essay of hope [u]
  1780. () Zen architecture: the building process as practice [i]
  1781. () What is debate for?: the rationality of Tibetan debates and the role of humor [d]
  1782. () Is character fate, or is there hope to change my personality yet? [d]
  1783. Michael A. Edwards & Stephen Garrard Post [ed] () The love that does justice: spiritual activism in dialogue with social science [i] [u]
  1784. () Daily spiritual experiences and psychological well-being among US adults [d] [j]
  1785. () Antidotes to envy: a conceptual framework [i] [d]
  1786. () Whole life satisfaction concepts of happiness [d]
  1787. () Balance is everything: bicycle messengers, work and leisure [d]
  1788. () Plant lives: borderline beings in Indian traditions [i]
  1789. () Open hearts build lives: positive emotions, induced through loving-kindness meditation, build consequential personal resources [p] [d] [u]
  1790. Yudit Kornberg Greenberg [ed] () Encyclopedia of love in world religions [i]
  1791. () Emotion and cognition in psychotherapy: the transforming power of affect [d]
  1792. Peter N. Gregory & Susanne Mrozik [ed] () Women practicing Buddhism: American experiences [i]
  1793. () Being with dying: cultivating compassion and fearlessness in the presence of death [i]
  1794. () Too little exercise and too much sitting: inactivity physiology and the need for new recommendations on sedentary behavior [d]
  1795. () Dharma talk: History of engaged Buddhism [and the four noble truths for today] [u]
  1796. () The world we have: a Buddhist approach to peace and ecology [i]
  1797. () The essence of Zen [i]
  1798. () Mahāyāna phoenix: Japan's Buddhists at the 1893 Worlds Parliament of Religions [i]
  1799. () Functional neuroimaging of belief, disbelief, and uncertainty [d]
  1800. Steven Heine & Dale Stuart Wright [ed] () Zen ritual: studies of Zen Buddhist theory in practice [i] [d]
  1801. Steven F. Hick & Thomas Bien [ed] () Mindfulness and the therapeutic relationship [i]
  1802. () Buddhism and creativity [i]
  1803. () Learning native wisdom: what traditional cultures teach us about subsistence, sustainability, and spirituality [i] [d] [j]
  1804. () Loving-kindness meditation increases social connectedness [p] [d]
  1805. () Motivational concordance: an important mechanism in self-help therapeutic rituals involving inert (placebo) substances [d]
  1806. () Bindings against boundaries: entanglements of life in an open world [d]
  1807. () Experience and 'I' in autoethnography: a deconstruction [d] [j]
  1808. () Mindfulness as a coping mechanism for employment uncertainty [d]
  1809. () Contemplative education and youth development [d]
  1810. () Gardening at the dragon's gate: at work in the wild and cultivated world [i]
  1811. () Support for a neuropsychological model of spirituality in persons with traumatic brain injury [d] [u]
  1812. () Just sitting down: how progressive Buddhists are being peace and embodying justice [i]
  1813. () Progressive & religious: how Christian, Jewish, Muslim, and Buddhist leaders are moving beyond the culture wars and transforming American life [i]
  1814. () Commitment to connection in a culture of fear [d]
  1815. Carl Knappett & Lambros Malafouris [ed] () Material agency: towards a non-anthropocentric approach [i] [d]
  1816. () Why self-discipline is overrated: the (troubling) theory and practice of control from within [u]
  1817. () Light comes through: Buddhist teachings on awakening to our natural intelligence [i]
  1818. () The social foundation of religious meaning in life [d]
  1819. () On the irrationality of emotion and the rationality of awareness [p] [d]
  1820. () Zazen as an enactment ritual [i] [d]
  1821. () Altruism and reciprocity of Buddhist monks: evidence from behavioral game experiments in southern India [d]
  1822. () Silent illumination: a study on Chan (Zen) meditation, anxiety, and musical performance quality [d]
  1823. () Mind the gap: religion and the crucible of marginality in the United States and Great Britain [d]
  1824. () Resisting individualism, advocating solidarity [i]
  1825. () Longchenpa's Advice from the heart = sNying gtam sun bcu pa [i]
  1826. () Mindfulness and professionalism in dentistry [p] [u]
  1827. () Regulation of the neural circuitry of emotion by compassion meditation: effects of meditative expertise [p] [d] [u]
  1828. () Attention regulation and monitoring in meditation [p] [d] [u]
  1829. () Meditation and psychiatry [p] [u]
  1830. () A brief history of interdependence [i] [d]
  1831. () The making of Buddhist modernism [i] [d]
  1832. () 'I felt like a new person': the effects of mindfulness meditation on older adults with chronic pain: qualitative narrative analysis of diary entries [p] [d] [u]
  1833. (/2023) Ethnography as a pastoral practice: an introduction [i]
  1834. () Karma-Yoga: the Indian work ideal and its relationship with empathy [d]
  1835. () Self-compassion: moving beyond the pitfalls of a separate self-concept [i] [d]
  1836. Melissa K. Nelson [ed] () Original instructions: indigenous teachings for a sustainable future [i]
  1837. Jill D. Onedera [ed] () The role of religion in marriage and family counseling [i]
  1838. () 'Thinking about not-thinking': neural correlates of conceptual processing during Zen meditation [p] [d] [u]
  1839. () John Dewey's ethics: democracy as experience [i]
  1840. () Awareness and authoring: the idea of self in mindfulness and narrative therapy [d]
  1841. () The evolution of the precepts: study material for the 2008 national conference of the Soto Zen Buddhist Association [u]
  1842. () Measuring alertness [d]
  1843. () How we see ourselves and how we see others [p] [d] [j]
  1844. () New atheist and religionist identity-polarization as a double-bind for process thought [u]
  1845. () Multiple Buddhist modernisms: jhāna in convert Theravāda [u]
  1846. () Ethics of compassion: bridging ethical theory and religious moral discourse [i]
  1847. () The importance of the dharma discussion guidelines [u]
  1848. () Love's garden: a guide to mindful relationships [i]
  1849. () Ritual: the final expression of care [d]
  1850. () Know thyself and become what you are: a eudaimonic approach to psychological well-being [d]
  1851. () The origins of yoga and tantra: Indic religions to the thirteenth century [i] [d]
  1852. () The unreliability of naive introspection [d] [j]
  1853. () The practice of marriage and family counseling and Buddhism [i]
  1854. () Cultivating mindfulness: effects on well-being [p] [d]
  1855. Sylvie Shaw & Andrew Francis [ed] () Deep blue: critical reflections on nature, religion and water [i] [d]
  1856. () Buddhist animal release practices: historic, environmental, public health and economic concerns [d]
  1857. () Jewish dharma: a guide to the practice of Judaism and Zen [i]
  1858. () On the relative independence of thinking biases and cognitive ability [p] [d]
  1859. () Artisans, athletes, entrepreneurs, and other skilled exemplars of the Way [d]
  1860. () Goals and low-dose mindfulness-based stress reduction [u]
  1861. () Conversational mindfulness [u]
  1862. () Reason, irrationality and akrasia (weakness of the will) in Buddhism: reflections upon Śāntideva's arguments with himself [d]
  1863. () Being with that: the relevance of embodied understanding for practice [d]
  1864. () Action inquiry: interweaving multiple qualities of attention for timely action [i] [d] [u]
  1865. () Mindfulness: the present moment in clinical social work [d]
  1866. William Vitek & Wes Jackson [ed] () The virtues of ignorance: complexity, sustainability, and the limits of knowledge [i]
  1867. () Toward psychologies of liberation [i] [d]
  1868. Heidi A. Wayment & Jack J. Bauer [ed] () Transcending self-interest: psychological explorations of the quiet ego [i] [d]
  1869. () The philosopher and the neuroscientist: Dewey, Harris, and the nature of religious experiences [u]
  1870. () Intimate relationship as a spiritual crucible [u]
  1871. () A web-based survey of the relationship between Buddhist religious practices, health, and psychological characteristics: research methods and preliminary results [p] [d] [j]
  1872. () The compatibility between bodhisattva compassion and 'no-self' [d]
  1873. (/2020) Society without God: what the least religious nations can tell us about contentment [i] [d] [j]
  1874. () Indigenous knowledge and science revisited [d]
  1875. () Why good people make bad choices: how you can develop peace of mind through integrity [i]
  1876. () Indigenous knowledge and western science: the possibility of dialogue [d]
  1877. () Nature farming: integration of traditional knowledge systems with modern farming in rice [o] [u]
  1878. () Let go: a Buddhist guide to breaking free of habits [i]
  1879. () Metacognitive training aids decision making [d]
  1880. () Train your mind, change your brain: how a new science reveals our extraordinary potential to transform ourselves [i]
  1881. Purusottama Bilimoria, Joseph Prabhu, & Renuka M. Sharma [ed] () Indian ethics: classical traditions and contemporary challenges [i] [d]
  1882. () Neural correlates of attentional expertise in long-term meditation practitioners [p] [d] [u]
  1883. () Reclaiming vitality and presence: sensory awareness as a practice for life [i]
  1884. () Mindfulness: theoretical foundations and evidence for its salutary effects [d]
  1885. () The world in which we occur: John Dewey, pragmatist ecology, and American ecological writing in the twentieth century [i]
  1886. () Time(lessness): Buddhist perspectives and end-of-life [p] [d]
  1887. Paul C. Cooper [ed] () Into the mountain stream: psychotherapy and Buddhist experience [i]
  1888. () Objectivity [i]
  1889. () A Zen life in nature: Musō Soseki in his gardens [i] [d]
  1890. () The interrelationships between entrepreneurship and religion [d]
  1891. () U Thant: Buddhism in action [i] [j]
  1892. () Elements of Buddhist philosophy in cognitive psychotherapy: the role of cultural specifics and universals [u]
  1893. () The psychodynamics of self-observation [d]
  1894. () Attending to the present: mindfulness meditation reveals distinct neural modes of self-reference [d]
  1895. () Dismantling discontent: Buddha's way through Darwin's world [i]
  1896. () Universal dimensions of social cognition: warmth and competence [p] [d]
  1897. () Emotion refinement: a theory inspired by Chinese poetics [p] [d] [j]
  1898. () Making up the mind: how the brain creates our mental world [i]
  1899. () The psychology of enhancing human performance: the mindfulness–acceptance–commitment approach (MAC): a practitioner's guide [i]
  1900. () Engaging suffering: towards a mindful re-visioning of family therapy practice [d]
  1901. () The shifting terrain of the tantric bodies of Buddhas and Buddhists from an atiyoga perspective [i]
  1902. () Whose science and whose religion?: reflections on the relations between scientific and religious worldviews [d]
  1903. () Promoting mindfulness in psychotherapists in training influences the treatment results of their patients: a randomized, double-blind, controlled study [d]
  1904. () Into great silence = Le grand silence = Die grosse Stille [o]
  1905. () Nothing to do, nowhere to go: waking up to who you are [i]
  1906. () 'Freedom of the will' in the light of Theravāda Buddhist teachings [u]
  1907. () Avoiding unintended harm to the environment and the Buddhist ethic of intention [u]
  1908. () Dāna as a moral category [i] [d]
  1909. () Experience sampling method: measuring the quality of everyday life [i] [d]
  1910. () Developing spiritual competence in practice [d]
  1911. () Making a change for good: a guide to compassionate self-discipline [i]
  1912. () The incense bible: plant scents that transcend world culture, medicine, and spirituality [i] [d]
  1913. () Accidental atheists?: agent-based explanations for the persistence of religious regionalism [d]
  1914. () A randomized controlled trial of mindfulness meditation versus relaxation training: effects on distress, positive states of mind, rumination, and distraction [p] [d]
  1915. () Mindfulness training modifies subsystems of attention [p] [d]
  1916. () Burma's mass lay meditation movement: Buddhism and the cultural construction of power [i]
  1917. () Each moment is the universe: Zen and the way of being time [i]
  1918. () Dōgen on meditation and thinking: a reflection on his view of Zen [i] [d] [j]
  1919. () Meditation as authentic thinking [i] [d] [j]
  1920. () Insight dialogue: the interpersonal path to freedom [i]
  1921. () Religion and international trade: does the sharing of a religious culture facilitate the formation of trade networks? [d]
  1922. () The first person singular [i] [j]
  1923. () Meditative dialogue: a tool for engaging students in collaborative learning processes [d]
  1924. () Democracy's dharma: religious renaissance and political development in Taiwan [i] [d]
  1925. () Don't remove delusion: don't even seek the truth [i]
  1926. () Awakening through love: unveiling your deepest goodness [i]
  1927. () Albert Schweitzer's reverence for life: ethical idealism and self-realization [i]
  1928. () Enaction: toward a Zen mind in learning and teaching [i]
  1929. () Japanese spirituality and music practice: art as self-cultivation [i] [d]
  1930. () Touching the world: Christian communities transforming society [i]
  1931. () Buddhist perspectives on the use of force [u]
  1932. () Living through the tsunami: vulnerability and generosity on a volatile earth [d]
  1933. () Embracing Earth while facing death [u]
  1934. () Wisdom, equanimity, caring: principles for every age [i]
  1935. () Head, eyes, flesh, and blood: giving away the body in Indian Buddhist literature [i] [d] [j]
  1936. () Learning from spiritual models and meditation: a randomized evaluation of a college course [d]
  1937. () Meditation practices for health: state of the research [i] [u]
  1938. () Find your focus zone: an effective new plan to defeat distraction and overload [i]
  1939. () Emotional processing in experiential therapy: why 'the only way out is through' [p] [d]
  1940. Sandy Kristin Piderit, Ronald E. Fry, & David L. Cooperrider [ed] () Handbook of transformative cooperation: new designs and dynamics [i] [d]
  1941. Thomas G. Plante & Carl E. Thoresen [ed] () Spirit, science, and health: how the spiritual mind fuels physical wellness [i]
  1942. () The five Buddhist paths [i]
  1943. John J. Prendergast & G. Kenneth Bradford [ed] () Listening from the heart of silence [i]
  1944. () Error: on our predicament when things go wrong [i] [j]
  1945. () In matters of religion: a personal statement [i] [d]
  1946. () Issues in the philosophy of religion [i] [d]
  1947. Ruth Richards [ed] () Everyday creativity and new views of human nature: psychological, social, and spiritual perspectives [i] [d]
  1948. () The practice of precepts and the rule of realization: ordination ritual in Japanese and American Zen [u]
  1949. () More than mindfulness: when you have a tiger by the tail, let it eat you [d]
  1950. () Did meditating make us human? [d]
  1951. () Rumi: bridge to the soul: journeys into the music and silence of the heart [i]
  1952. (/2013) Wisdom [as epistemic humility, as epistemic accuracy, as knowledge, as rationality, or as a hybrid of these] [u]
  1953. () The challenge of placing spirituality within geographies of development [d]
  1954. () What are we?: the social construction of the human biological self [d]
  1955. () The great medicine that conquers clinging to the notion of reality: steps in meditation on the enlightened mind [i]
  1956. (/2017) Anticancer: a new way of life [i]
  1957. () Teaching self-care to caregivers: effects of mindfulness-based stress reduction on the mental health of therapists in training [d]
  1958. () The mindful brain: reflection and attunement in the cultivation of well-being [i]
  1959. () Individuals with mental illness can control their aggressive behavior through mindfulness training [d]
  1960. () Adolescents with conduct disorder can be mindful of their aggressive behavior [d]
  1961. () Interdependence [d]
  1962. () Back on the fire: essays [i]
  1963. () The continuity of mind [i] [d]
  1964. () Practical mystic: religion, science, and A.S. Eddington [i]
  1965. () Time is not fleeting: thoughts of a medieval Zen Buddhist [d]
  1966. () Orientational meliorism in Dewey and Dōgen [d] [j] [u]
  1967. () Building more solid bridges between Buddhism and Western psychology [p] [d]
  1968. () Short-term meditation training improves attention and self-regulation [p] [d] [u]
  1969. () Sons of the Buddha: the early lives of three extraordinary Thai masters [i]
  1970. () The unshuttered heart: opening to aliveness/deadness in the self [i]
  1971. Genevieve Vaughan [ed] () Women and the gift economy: a radically difference worldview is possible [i]
  1972. () Activist forest monks, adult learning and the Buddhist environmental movement in Thailand [d]
  1973. () Insight as a common factor [in psychotherapies] [i] [d]
  1974. () Drop your tools: on reconfiguring management education [d]
  1975. () The mindful way through depression: freeing yourself from chronic unhappiness [i]
  1976. () Love, open awareness, and authenticity: a conversation with William Blake and D. W. Winnicott [d]
  1977. () Storylines as a neglected cause of crime [d]
  1978. () Cognitive interdependence: considering self-in-relationship [i]
  1979. () Tsong-kha-pa's gradual path system for ending mental afflictions and his methods for countering anger [i] [d]
  1980. () Annotated root lines of Mahāyāna mind training [i]
  1981. Susan M. Awbrey, Diane Dana, Vachel W. Miller, Phyllis Robinson, Merle M. Ryan, & David K. Scott [ed] () Integrative learning and action: a call to wholeness [i]
  1982. () Using self-report assessment methods to explore facets of mindfulness [d]
  1983. Ruth A. Baer [ed] (/2014) Mindfulness-based treatment approaches: clinician's guide to evidence base and applications [i] [d]
  1984. () The dialogue of civilizations in the birth of modern science [i] [d]
  1985. () Constructing Buddhism(s): interreligious dialogue and religious hybridity [d] [j]
  1986. () The folk psychology of souls [and comments and reply] [p] [d]
  1987. () Forty-six faults that cause interference for spiritual study and practice [u]
  1988. () The path of the bodhisattva and the creation of oppressive cultures [i]
  1989. () The Wisdom Development Scale: translating the conceptual to the concrete [d]
  1990. () Wisdom and aging [i] [d]
  1991. () Becoming and un-becoming: the theory and practice of anatta [d]
  1992. () Absent-mindedness: lapses of conscious awareness and everyday cognitive failures [p] [d]
  1993. Edmund Chia & James W. Heisig [ed] () A longing for peace: the challenge of a multicultural, multireligious world [i]
  1994. () Encouraging authenticity and spirituality in higher education [i]
  1995. () Teaching self-care through mindfulness practices: the application of yoga, meditation, and qigong to counselor training [d]
  1996. () Moral theory in Śāntideva's Śikṣāsamuccaya: cultivating the fruits of virtue [i]
  1997. () Deep pluralism [d] [j]
  1998. () Creativity through the life span from an evolutionary systems perspective [i]
  1999. () Use of self: a primer revisited [d]
  2000. E. Thomas Dowd & Stevan Lars Nielsen [ed] () The psychologies in religion: working with the religious client [i]
  2001. () Realizing the unreal: Dharmakīrti's theory of yogic perception [d]
  2002. () A comparison of ālaya-vijñana in Yogācāra and Dzogchen [i] [d]
  2003. () Faith and renunciation in early Buddhism: saddhā and nekkhamma [u]
  2004. () The energy of prayer: how to deepen your spiritual practice [i]
  2005. () Animism: respecting the living world [i]
  2006. () Contemplative practices: educating for peace and tolerance [d]
  2007. () Exploring inner experience: the descriptive experience sampling method [i] [d]
  2008. () Religious extremism: the good, the bad, and the deadly [d]
  2009. () Rethinking the animate, re-animating thought [d]
  2010. Thupten Jinpa, Gźon-nu-rgyal-mchog, & Dkon-mchog-rgyal-mtshan [ed] () Mind training: the great collection [i]
  2011. () Memory and reality [p] [d]
  2012. () The versatile leader: make the most of your strengths without overdoing it [i]
  2013. () Psychological transformation of mind: the foundation for overcoming dis-ease [i]
  2014. () Reflection on the universal nature of vulnerability [p] [d]
  2015. () Don't believe everything you think: the 6 basic mistakes we make in thinking [i]
  2016. () Kindness and joy: expressing the gentle love [i]
  2017. () Finding the middle way: a multi-domain model of meditation in the treatment of compulsive eating [i] [d]
  2018. Erik Pema Kunsang, Michael Tweed, Ngawang Zangpo, & Marcia Binder Schmidt [ed] () Wellsprings of the great perfection: lives and insights of the early masters in the Dzogchen lineage [i]
  2019. () 12 steps on Buddha's path: Bill, Buddha, and we: a spiritual journey of recovery [i]
  2020. () Hypo-egoic self-regulation: exercising self-control by diminishing the influence of the self [p] [d]
  2021. () Communicating quietly: supporting personal growth with meditation and listening in schools [d]
  2022. () Luminous mind: meditation and mind fitness [i]
  2023. () The precious treasury of pith instructions [i]
  2024. () Scientific analysis of Buddhism and a comparative study of Buddhism and science [d]
  2025. () Melodies of an adamantine song: a chanting meditation on mind training [i]
  2026. () From morality to mental health: virtue and vice in a therapeutic culture [i] [d]
  2027. () Human dignity, human rights, and religious pluralism: Buddhist and Christian perspectives [d] [j]
  2028. Chanju Mun [ed] () Buddhism and peace: theory and practice [i]
  2029. (/2024) Japanese Zen Buddhist philosophy [u]
  2030. D. K. Nauriyal, Michael S. Drummond, & Yogesh Bihari Lal [ed] () Buddhist thought and applied psychological research: transcending the boundaries [i] [d]
  2031. () Teaching counselors self-care through mindfulness practices [d] [u]
  2032. (/2015) Solution-oriented spirituality: connection, wholeness, and possibility for therapist and client [or: Pathways to spirituality: connection, wholeness, and possibility for therapist and client] [i]
  2033. () Lecture on the 28th chapter of Shōbōgenzō: Bodaisatta-shishōbō: the bodhisattva's four embracing actions [part 6: loving speech] [u]
  2034. () The four hills of life: Ojibwe wisdom [i]
  2035. () When it rains, does space get wet?: living the time–space–knowledge-vision [i]
  2036. () Always separate, always connected: independence and interdependence in cultural contexts of development [i] [d]
  2037. (/2008) The Buddha's teachings on prosperity: at home, at work, in the world [i]
  2038. () Zen body-being: an enlightened approach to physical skill, grace, and power [i]
  2039. () The developing person: an experiential perspective [i] [d]
  2040. () Typologies of attentional networks [p] [d]
  2041. () Breaking through: essays, journals, and travelogues of Edward F. Ricketts [i] [d] [j]
  2042. () A concise guide to 'Parting from the four clingings' [i]
  2043. () Unlikely teachers: finding the hidden gifts in daily conflict [i]
  2044. () Knowing yourself: mindfulness [in negotiation and mediation] [i]
  2045. Eugene C. Roehlkepartain, Pamela Ebstyne King, Linda M. Wagener, & Peter L. Benson [ed] () The handbook of spiritual development in childhood and adolescence [i] [d]
  2046. () Disenchanting the rhetoric: human uniqueness and human responsibility [p] [d] [j]
  2047. () The engaged spiritual life: a Buddhist approach to transforming ourselves and the world [i]
  2048. () Let the brain explain the mind: the case of attention [d]
  2049. () Acceptance, surrender, and nonduality: response to Sara Weber [d]
  2050. () Staying whole in a fragmented world: one Afro-Caribbean social worker's journey through wholeness—a psycho-spiritual perspective [d]
  2051. () Being Buddhist in Western Europe: cognitive needs, prosocial character, and values [d]
  2052. Perry Schmidt-Leukel [ed] () Buddhism, Christianity and the question of creation: karmic or divine? [i] [d]
  2053. () A long and winding road: Soto Zen training in America [d]
  2054. () A key to the profound essential points: a meditation guide to 'Parting from the four clingings' [i]
  2055. () Buddhist goddesses of India [i]
  2056. () How to increase and sustain positive emotion: the effects of expressing gratitude and visualizing best possible selves [d]
  2057. () Mindful staff increase learning and reduce aggression in adults with developmental disabilities [d]
  2058. () The importance of feeling whole: learning to 'feel connected', community, and adult development [i]
  2059. () Self: ancient and modern insights about individuality, life, and death [i] [d]
  2060. () The politics of shamanism and the limits of fear [u]
  2061. () Enhanced communication by developing a non-anxious presence [d]
  2062. () Eight verses on mind training [i]
  2063. () Tibetan meditation: practical teachings and step-by-step exercises on how to live in harmony, peace, and happiness [i]
  2064. () The emotional coherence of religion [i] [d]
  2065. () Reconciliation, right and wrong [o] [u]
  2066. () Untangling the present: the role of appropriate attention [o] [u]
  2067. () To what ends?: psychotherapy goals and outcomes, the good life, and the principle of beneficence [p] [d]
  2068. () Illness: an opportunity for spiritual growth [d]
  2069. (/2013) Original perfection: Vairotsana's five early transmissions [i]
  2070. () Mental balance and well-being: building bridges between Buddhism and Western psychology [p] [d]
  2071. () Detached mindfulness in cognitive therapy: a metacognitive analysis and ten techniques [d]
  2072. (/2010) Searching for the self in Buddhist traditions [i] [d]
  2073. () Frequent social comparisons and destructive emotions and behaviors: the dark side of social comparisons [d]
  2074. () The half-second delay: what follows? [d]
  2075. () Overcoming the illusion of will and self-fabrication: going beyond naïve subjective personal introspection to an unconscious/conscious theory of behavior explanation [d]
  2076. () Knowledge for what?: the Buddhist concept of learning in the Śūraṅgama sūtra [d]
  2077. () There are no degrees in a bodhisattva's compassion [d]
  2078. () Love and knowledge: recovering the heart of learning through contemplation [d]
  2079. () Empathy, psychotherapy integration, and meditation: a Buddhist contribution to the common factors movement [d]
  2080. () The ethics of intercultural travel: Thomas Merton's Asian pilgrimage and orientalism [d]
  2081. () The four immeasurable attitudes in Hīnayāna, Mahāyāna, and Bön [u]
  2082. () Waking up together: intimate partnership on the spiritual path [i]
  2083. () In the Buddha's words: an anthology of discourses from the Pāli canon [i] [u]
  2084. () Who ordered this truckload of dung?: inspiring stories for welcoming life's difficulties [i]
  2085. () Creatures of habit: the problem and the practice of liberation [d]
  2086. () Selling spirituality: the silent takeover of religion [i] [d]
  2087. () Buddhist ethics? [i] [d]
  2088. () Mutual correction: seeing the pain of others [i]
  2089. () No time to lose: a timely guide to the way of the bodhisattva [or: Becoming bodhisattvas: a guidebook for compassionate action] [i]
  2090. () Getting unstuck: breaking your habitual patterns and encountering naked reality [i]
  2091. () Cultivating a compassionate heart: the yoga method of Chenrezig [i]
  2092. () Some Whiteheadian assumptions about religion and pluralism [i]
  2093. () The radical acceptance of everything: living a focusing life [i]
  2094. () Japanese temple Buddhism: worldliness in a religion of renunciation [i] [d] [j]
  2095. () How now: 100 ways to celebrate the present moment [i]
  2096. () A discussion of the concept of spirituality [p] [d]
  2097. () Are we prisoners of Shangrila?: orientalism, nationalism, and the study of Tibet [u]
  2098. () Self-insight: roadblocks and detours on the path to knowing thyself [i] [d]
  2099. () 'Cultural fraud': the role of culture in drug abuse [d]
  2100. () Open to desire: embracing a lust for life using insights from Buddhism and psychotherapy [i]
  2101. () Love promotes health [p]
  2102. () Wash your bowls [i]
  2103. () Brain science on ethics: the neurobiology of making choices [i] [d]
  2104. () The enlightened kitchen: fresh vegetable dishes from the temples of Japan [i]
  2105. () Laughing it up: Native American humor as spiritual tradition [d]
  2106. Christopher K. Germer, Ronald D. Siegel, & Paul R. Fulton [ed] (/2013) Mindfulness and psychotherapy [i]
  2107. () At home in nature: modern homesteading and spiritual practice in America [i] [d] [j]
  2108. () Becoming good: the role of spiritual practice [d]
  2109. () Down and up again: allegories of becoming and transcendence [u]
  2110. () The homology of emotionality and rationality [u]
  2111. () Keeping the peace: mindfulness and public service [i]
  2112. () Was Jesus a Buddhist? [d] [j]
  2113. () Just to be alive is enough [u]
  2114. () Conscious use of self: tuning the instrument of social work practice with cultural competence [u]
  2115. () Spiritual ecograms: a new assessment instrument for identifying clients' spiritual strengths in space and across time [d]
  2116. () Bonds of civility: aesthetic networks and the political origins of Japanese culture [i]
  2117. () Liberating truth: a Buddhist approach to religious pluralism [i]
  2118. () Developmental counseling and therapy: promoting wellness over the lifespan [i]
  2119. () Imaginary relish and exquisite torture: the elaborated intrusion theory of desire [d]
  2120. Stephanie Kaza [ed] () Hooked!: Buddhist writings on greed, desire, and the urge to consume [i]
  2121. () Western Buddhist motivations for vegetarianism [d]
  2122. () The place of multiple meanings: the dragon daughter rides today [d]
  2123. () Origins of Buddhist ethics [i] [d]
  2124. () End of life: the Buddhist view [p] [d]
  2125. () Leadership group coaching in action: the Zen of creating high performance teams [d] [j]
  2126. () Pure and simple: teachings of a Thai Buddhist laywoman [i]
  2127. () Global dynamics [in ethics] [i] [d]
  2128. () Being benevolence: the social ethics of engaged Buddhism [i] [d] [j]
  2129. () The nature of evil [i] [d]
  2130. () Polishing your heart: artisans and machines in Japan [i] [d]
  2131. (/2006) The role of the lay sangha [u]
  2132. () Becoming alive: psychoanalysis and vitality [i] [d]
  2133. () Traditions of compassion: from religious duty to social activism [i] [d]
  2134. () On becoming an artist: reinventing yourself through mindful creativity [i]
  2135. () Dōgen's zazen as other-power practice [u]
  2136. Anita M. Leopold & Jeppe Sinding Jensen [ed] () Syncretism in religion: a reader [i] [d]
  2137. () Run your business and your life like a Zen monastery kitchen [i] [u]
  2138. () Improv wisdom: don't prepare, just show up [i]
  2139. () The unseemly [d]
  2140. () The invention of world religions, or, How European universalism was preserved in the language of pluralism [i] [d]
  2141. () Religion as a meaning system: policy implications for the new millennium [d]
  2142. () The varieties of religious development in adulthood: a longitudinal investigation of religion and rational choice [d]
  2143. (/2013) Cultivating attention and compassion [i]
  2144. Raymond F. Paloutzian & Crystal L. Park [ed] (/2013) Handbook of the psychology of religion and spirituality [i]
  2145. () Religion as a meaning-making framework in coping with life stress [d]
  2146. () Mindfulness, Buddhism, and Rogerian argument [u]
  2147. (/2008) Jewel mirror samadhi translation study [u]
  2148. () Moments of greatness: entering the fundamental state of leadership [u]
  2149. () Reflective action [i]
  2150. () Waking up to what you do: a Zen practice for meeting every situation with intelligence and compassion [i]
  2151. () Whose oppression is this?: the cultivation of compassionate action in dissolving the dualistic barrier [i] [d]
  2152. () Mindfulness mediation, the cultivation of awareness, mediator neutrality, and the possibility of justice [u]
  2153. () Neither brain nor ghost: a nondualist alternative to the mind–brain identity theory [i] [d]
  2154. () School(s) for conversion: 12 marks of a new monasticism [i]
  2155. () Tantric revisionings: new understandings of Tibetan Buddhism and Indian religion [i]
  2156. William Schweiker [ed] () The Blackwell companion to religious ethics [i] [d]
  2157. () Mindfulness and self-development in psychotherapy [u]
  2158. () Buddhist meditation: an anthology of texts from the Pali Canon [i]
  2159. () From conscientization to interbeing: a personal journey [i] [d]
  2160. () Conflict, culture, change: engaged Buddhism in a globalizing world [i]
  2161. () How the brain decides what we see [p] [d] [u]
  2162. () Timely and transforming leadership inquiry and action: toward triple-loop awareness [u]
  2163. () Older but not wiser?: the relationship between age and wisdom [d]
  2164. Robert J. Sternberg & Jennifer Jordan [ed] () A handbook of wisdom: psychological perspectives [i] [d]
  2165. (/2012) The practicing mind: developing focus and discipline in your life: master any skill or challenge by learning to love the process [i]
  2166. (/2013) Relational mindfulness [i]
  2167. () About Soto Zen [u]
  2168. Bron Raymond Taylor, Jeffrey Kaplan, Laura Hobgood-Oster, Adrian J. Ivakhiv, & Michael York [ed] () The encyclopedia of religion and nature [i] [d]
  2169. () The architecture of participation [i]
  2170. (/2016) The world peace diet: eating for spiritual health and social harmony [i]
  2171. () Developmental differences in metacognition and their connections with cognitive development in adulthood [d]
  2172. () A church of our own: disestablishment and diversity in American religion [i]
  2173. William M. Bodiford [ed] () Going forth: visions of Buddhist vinaya: essays presented in honor of Professor Stanley Weinstein [i] [d] [j]
  2174. () The nonconscious influence of religious symbols in motivated performance situations [for religious people] [p] [d]
  2175. () The other side of Zen: a social history of Sōtō Zen Buddhism in Tokugawa Japan [i]
  2176. () Development of spiritual self-schema (3-S) therapy for the treatment of addictive and HIV risk behavior: a convergence of cognitive and Buddhist psychology [d]
  2177. Jacquelynn Baas & Mary Jane Jacob [ed] () Buddha mind in contemporary art [i]
  2178. Hilda Gutiérrez Baldoquín [ed] () Dharma, color, and culture: new voices in Western Buddhism [i]
  2179. () The path of compassion: the Bodhisattva precepts [i]
  2180. () Making things better and learning a lesson: experiencing wisdom across the lifespan [p] [d]
  2181. () The importance of being flexible: the ability to both enhance and suppress emotional expression predicts long-term adjustment [d]
  2182. () Buddhism at work: community development, social empowerment and the Sarvodaya Movement [i]
  2183. () The four things that matter most: a book about living [i]
  2184. () Gendered religious organizations: the case of Theravāda Buddhism in America [d]
  2185. () Silence as the foundation of learning [d]
  2186. () Awake at work: facing the challenges of life on the job [i]
  2187. () Nanao Sakaki brief memory of Shunryu Suzuki ['So you and Suzuki Roshi had two meetings over the years and the sum total of what you said to each other in both meetings was four words—actually, one word four times?' 'Yes. It was just right.'] [u]
  2188. () The one who is not busy: connecting with work in a deeply satisfying way [i]
  2189. () Rationality, integrity, and religious behavior [d]
  2190. () Religious identity and consumption [d] [j]
  2191. () Haunting the Buddha: Indian popular religions and the formation of Buddhism [i]
  2192. (/2010) Dōgen's extensive record: a translation of the Eihei kōroku [i]
  2193. () We are one: grief, weeping, and other deep emotions in response to nature as a path toward wholeness [d]
  2194. () Are religious people nicer people?: taking a closer look at the religion–empathy relationship [d]
  2195. () The retreat of the elephants: an environmental history of China [i] [d] [j]
  2196. Carol R. Ember & Melvin Ember [ed] () Encyclopedia of medical anthropology: health and illness in the world's cultures [i] [d]
  2197. () Too proud to let go: narcissistic entitlement as a barrier to forgiveness [d]
  2198. () Reflection on Martha Nussbaum's work on compassion from a Buddhist perspective [u]
  2199. () Boyz 2 buddhas: counseling urban high school male athletes in the zone [i]
  2200. () The broaden-and-build theory of positive emotions [p] [d] [u]
  2201. Uwe P. Gielen, Jefferson M. Fish, & Juris G. Draguns [ed] () Handbook of culture, therapy, and healing [i] [d]
  2202. () One breath at a time: Buddhism and the twelve steps [i]
  2203. () Freedom wherever we go: a Buddhist monastic code for the 21st century [i]
  2204. () Clarifying the construct of mindfulness in the context of emotion regulation and the process of change in therapy [d]
  2205. () Theories of the gift in South Asia: Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain reflections on dāna [i] [d]
  2206. () Bringing Zen practice home [d] [j]
  2207. () A socioanalytic model of maturity [d]
  2208. () The doctrinal transformation of twentieth-century Chinese Buddhism: Master Yinshun's interpretation of the tathāgatagarbha doctrine [d] [u]
  2209. () Zen Buddhism and environmental ethics [i] [d]
  2210. () Seeing nakedly the natural state of the great perfection: necessary instructions for beginners [i]
  2211. (/2018) The elements of mentoring: 75 practices of master mentors [i]
  2212. () Individual differences in emotional complexity: their psychological implications [p] [d]
  2213. () The effects of eye movements, spatial attention, and stimulus features on inattentional blindness [d]
  2214. () I am you: the metaphysical foundations for global ethics [i] [d]
  2215. () Acquisitive desire: assessment and treatment [i] [d]
  2216. () The lost art of compassion: discovering the practice of happiness in the meeting of Buddhism and psychology [i]
  2217. () Mind time: the temporal factor in consciousness [i]
  2218. () Trust [i]
  2219. () Self-regulation: context-appropriate balanced attention [i]
  2220. () The coactive construction of selves in cultures [i] [d]
  2221. () Respect and take care of things [i]
  2222. () Tobler's first law and spatial analysis [d]
  2223. () An end to suffering: the Buddha in the world [o]
  2224. Susan Ichi Su Moon [ed] () Not turning away: the practice of engaged Buddhism [i]
  2225. () On beggars [i]
  2226. () Novice to master: an ongoing lesson in the extent of my own stupidity [i]
  2227. () Individual trait anxiety levels characterizing the properties of Zen meditation [d]
  2228. () Cognitive humanistic therapy: Buddhism, Christianity and being fully human [i] [d]
  2229. (/2015) Medicine & compassion: a Tibetan Lama and an American doctor on how to provide care with compassion & wisdom [or: Medicine & compassion: a Tibetan Lama's guidance for caregivers] [i]
  2230. () The bodhisattva precepts in Sōtō Zen Buddhism [u]
  2231. () A hidden wholeness: the journey toward an undivided life [i]
  2232. Moses L. Pava & Patrick Primeaux [ed] () Spiritual intelligence at work: meaning, metaphor, and morals [i] [d]
  2233. Jack Petranker [ed] () A new kind of knowledge: evocations, exhibitions, extensions, and excavations [i]
  2234. () Being religious interreligiously: Asian perspectives on interfaith dialogue [i]
  2235. () The great compassion: Buddhism and animal rights [i]
  2236. Michael I. Posner [ed] (/2012) Cognitive neuroscience of attention [i]
  2237. () Building the bridge as you walk on it: a guide for leading change [i]
  2238. () Interglacial: new and selected poems & aphorisms [i]
  2239. () Tantric treasures: three collections of mystical verse from Buddhist India [i]
  2240. () Presence: exploring profound change in people, organizations, and society [i]
  2241. () Food of bodhisattvas: Buddhist teachings on abstaining from meat [i]
  2242. () Mindful caregiving increases happiness among individuals with profound multiple disabilities [d]
  2243. () The present moment in psychotherapy and everyday life [i]
  2244. () Light on body image treatment: acceptance through mindfulness [self-compassion & body acceptance] [p] [d]
  2245. () What is dokusan? [u]
  2246. () Popular Buddhist orthodoxy in contemporary Japan [Kino Kazuyoshi, Hiro Sachiya, etc.] [j]
  2247. () Japanese forms of psychotherapy: Naikan therapy and Morita theapy [i] [d]
  2248. () Action inquiry: the secret of timely and transforming leadership [i]
  2249. () No title [on Tehching Hsieh, Buddhism, and contemporary art] [i]
  2250. () Approaching the great perfection: simultaneous and gradual approaches to Dzogchen practice in Jigme Lingpa's Longchen Nyingtig [i]
  2251. () Précis of The illusion of conscious will [and comments and reply] [p] [d]
  2252. () Critical questions towards a naturalized concept of karma in Buddhism [u]
  2253. () Buddhists and Buddhism in the United States: the scope of influence [d]
  2254. () 'How can I be a Buddhist if I don't like to sit?' [i]
  2255. () The physics of living [i]
  2256. () Satipaṭṭhāna: the direct path to realization [i] [u]
  2257. () The next enlightenment: integrating East and West in a new vision of human evolution [i]
  2258. () Mindfulness training as a clinical intervention: a conceptual and empirical review [d]
  2259. () The false duality of work and leisure [d] [u]
  2260. () Elegy for everything [u]
  2261. () Confronting the gaps by being present in 'not knowing' [u]
  2262. Marc H. Bornstein, Lucy Davidson, Corey L. M. Keyes, & Kristin A. Moore [ed] () Well-being: positive development across the life course [i] [d]
  2263. () Zen for Christians: a beginner's guide [i]
  2264. () Radical acceptance: embracing your life with the heart of a Buddha [i]
  2265. Mark Brady [ed] () The wisdom of listening [i]
  2266. () Living and dying in zazen: five Zen masters of modern Japan [i]
  2267. () The evolution of morality and religion [i] [d]
  2268. () The benefits of being present: mindfulness and its role in psychological well-being [d]
  2269. () 'Soul-less' Christianity and the Buddhist empirical self: Buddhist–Christian convergence? [d] [j]
  2270. () Body posture affects electroencephalographic activity and psychomotor vigilance task performance in sleep-deprived subjects [d]
  2271. () Four illusions: Candrakīrti's advice for travelers on the Bodhisattva path [i]
  2272. Edward C. Chang & Lawrence J. Sanna [ed] () Virtue, vice, and personality: the complexity of behavior [i] [d]
  2273. () The art of waking people up: cultivating awareness and authenticity at work [i]
  2274. () Buddhist economics and the environment: material flow analysis and the moderation of society's metabolism [d]
  2275. () Discursive practices and their interpretation in the psychology of religious development [i] [d]
  2276. Kathleen H. Dockett, G. Rita Dudley-Grant, & C. Peter Bankart [ed] () Psychology and Buddhism: from individual to global community [i] [d]
  2277. () The power of denial: Buddhism, purity, and gender [i] [d] [j]
  2278. () Nonduality and therapy: awakening the unconditioned mind [i] [u]
  2279. () Moral development as the personal education of feeling and reason: from James to Piaget [d]
  2280. () Dāna: giving and getting in Pali Buddhism [i]
  2281. () Creating a life of meaning and compassion: the wisdom of psychotherapy [i] [d]
  2282. () Taking our places: the Buddhist path to truly growing up [i]
  2283. James L. Furrow & Linda M. Wagener [ed] () Beyond the self: perspectives on identity and transcendence among youth [i] [d] [u]
  2284. () Reconstituting development as a shared responsibility: ethics, aesthetics and a creative shaping of human possibilities [i]
  2285. () Joyfully together: the art of building a harmonious community [i]
  2286. () Creating true peace: ending violence in yourself, your family, your community, and the world [i]
  2287. () Mindfulness: method and process [d]
  2288. () More is not always better: the benefits of cognitive limits [i] [d]
  2289. () When we speak of intentions [i] [d]
  2290. () Zen sand: the book of capping phrases for kōan practice [i] [d] [j]
  2291. () Honour Earth Mother = Mino-audjaudauh Mizzu-Kummik-Quae [i]
  2292. () Wabi sabi: the Japanese art of impermanence [i]
  2293. () Mindfulness-based interventions in context: past, present, and future [d]
  2294. () The Buddha teaches an attitude, not an affiliation [i] [j]
  2295. () The hazards of goal pursuit [i] [d]
  2296. (/2011) Zazen as inquiry [i] [u]
  2297. () Positive adaptation to trauma: wisdom as both process and outcome [p] [d]
  2298. () The power of full engagement: managing energy, not time, is the key to high performance and personal renewal [i]
  2299. () Buddhist perspectives on truth in other religions: past and present [d]
  2300. () Transcendence and violence: the encounter of Buddhist, Christian, and primal traditions [i]
  2301. () The path to Buddha: a Tibetan pilgrimage [i]
  2302. () Milarepa: songs on the spot [i]
  2303. (/2006) A song on the six perfections [u]
  2304. (/2006) Upside-down Zen: finding the marvelous in the ordinary [i]
  2305. () A Dalit defense of the Deweyan-Buddhist view of science [i]
  2306. () Modern science as the standpoint of the oppressed: Dewey meets the Buddha of India's Dalits [i]
  2307. () A few good men: the Bodhisattva path according to the Inquiry of Ugra (Ugraparipṛcchā) [i]
  2308. (/2011) Japan: the essential guide to customs & culture [i]
  2309. () Causation as folk science [u]
  2310. () The first Buddhist missionaries in Peru: an unknown centennial history [of Japanese Sōtō and Jōdo priests] [u]
  2311. () Future generations and the metaphysics of the self: Western and Indian philosophical perspectives [d]
  2312. () Zen gifts to Christians, by Robert E. Kennedy [book review] [d] [j]
  2313. () Religion and spirituality: linkages to physical health [p] [d]
  2314. John J. Prendergast, Peter Fenner, & Sheila Krystal [ed] () The sacred mirror: nondual wisdom & psychotherapy [i] [u]
  2315. Christopher S. Queen, Charles S. Prebish, & Damien Keown [ed] () Action dharma: new studies in engaged Buddhism [i] [d]
  2316. () Meditation in higher education: the next wave? [d]
  2317. () Is there a fundamental level? [d] [j]
  2318. () Metta prayer [i] [u]
  2319. Helaine Selin & Arne Kalland [ed] () Nature across cultures: views of nature and the environment in non-western cultures [i] [d]
  2320. () Spiritual role modeling: the teaching of meaning systems [d]
  2321. () The virtues and vices of personal control [i] [d]
  2322. Douglas Sturm [ed] () Belonging together: faith and politics in a relational world [i]
  2323. () Confucian democracy: a Deweyan reconstruction [i] [d] [j]
  2324. (/2007) Tibetan relaxation: the illustrated guide to kum nye massage and movement, a yoga from the Tibetan tradition [i]
  2325. (/2006) Six words of advice [u]
  2326. () The Buddha in the jungle [or: In the cool shade of compassion: the enchanted world of the Buddha in the jungle] [i]
  2327. () The green Buddha of the grotto [i]
  2328. () Worldly wonder: religions enter their ecological phase [i]
  2329. () Zen war stories [i] [d]
  2330. () The Buddhist unconscious: the ālaya-vijñāna in the context of Indian Buddhist thought [i] [d]
  2331. () Buddhism and the feminine voice [d]
  2332. () The perfect wrong note: learning to trust your musical self [i]
  2333. () Dwelling and seeking in late adulthood: the psychosocial implications of two types of religious orientation [d]
  2334. () Religiousness, spirituality, and psychosocial functioning in late adulthood: findings from a longitudinal study [d]
  2335. Lisa Feldman Barrett & Peter Salovey [ed] () The wisdom in feeling: psychological processes in emotional intelligence [i]
  2336. () Le chemin de Saint-Jean [i]
  2337. () The four close placements of mindfulness according to Mahāyāna [u]
  2338. (/2006) Mind and mental factors: the fifty-one types of subsidiary awareness [u]
  2339. (/2006) Cognition of the two truths in the Gelug Sautrāntika, Chittamātra, Svātantrika, and Prasangika systems [u]
  2340. () Mindful recovery: a spiritual path to healing from addiction [i]
  2341. () Healing Zen: awakening to a life of wholeness and compassion while caring for yourself and others [i]
  2342. () What should 'forgiveness' mean? [d]
  2343. () Does venting anger feed or extinguish the flame?: catharsis, rumination, distraction, anger, and aggressive responding [d]
  2344. () Multiple religious belonging and reconciliation [i]
  2345. () Profession, code, and ethics [i]
  2346. () The heart of Dōgen's Shōbōgenzō [i] [d] [j]
  2347. () The personal and impersonal dimensions of benevolence [d] [j]
  2348. () Borderline beings: plant possibilities in early Buddhism [d] [j]
  2349. (/2016) The violence of oneness [i]
  2350. () The ten trusts: what we must do to care for the animals we love [i]
  2351. () Integrating an emotion-focused approach to treatment into psychotherapy integration [d]
  2352. () Bimaadiziwin, or the 'good life', as a unifying concept of Anishinaabe religion [d] [u]
  2353. () The comic vision of Anishinaabe culture and religion [d]
  2354. () Friends on the path: living spiritual communities [i]
  2355. () No death, no fear: comforting wisdom for life [i]
  2356. () Off to the side: a memoir [i]
  2357. Graham Harvey [ed] () Readings in indigenous religions [i]
  2358. () A Zen way into the universe story [u]
  2359. (/2011) Flexibility: the key to a healthy personality [u]
  2360. () Different paths, different summits: a model for religious pluralism [i]
  2361. (/2004) To live is just to live [i]
  2362. () Naikan: gratitude, grace, and the Japanese art of self-reflection [i]
  2363. () Altruism is never self-sacrifice [d]
  2364. John Daido Loori [ed] (/2004) The art of just sitting: essential writings on the Zen practice of shikantaza [i]
  2365. () The hidden genius of emotion: lifespan transformations of personality [i] [d]
  2366. () Buddhist philosophy and the treatment of addictive behavior [d]
  2367. () American Zen and psychotherapy: an ongoing dialogue [i] [d]
  2368. Marvin W. Meyer & Kurt Bergel [ed] () Reverence for life: the ethics of Albert Schweitzer for the twenty-first century [i]
  2369. () The development of Buddhist psychology in modern Japan [i] [d]
  2370. () Ojibwe waasa inaabidaa = We look in all directions [i]
  2371. () John Dewey and his religious critics [d]
  2372. () Making the world my body: Simone Weil and somatic practice [d] [j]
  2373. () The war of art: winning the inner creative battle [i]
  2374. () A teacher's responsibility [u]
  2375. () Visual technologies, cosmographies, and our sense of place in the universe [d] [u]
  2376. () Dancing the self: personhood and performance in the Pāṇḍav līlā of Garhwal [i]
  2377. Robert J. Sternberg [ed] () Why smart people can be so stupid [i] [d] [j]
  2378. () Not always so: practicing the true spirit of Zen [i]
  2379. () Christian prayer seen from the eye of a Buddhist [d] [j]
  2380. () Reinhabiting religion: green sisters, ecological renewal, and the biogeography of religious landscape [d] [j]
  2381. () Questions of skill [o] [u]
  2382. () Thinking like a thief [u]
  2383. () De-perception [o] [u]
  2384. (/2010) Life isn't just suffering [o] [u]
  2385. () A real teacher [u]
  2386. () Caught in fading light: mountain lions, Zen masters, and wild nature [i]
  2387. () Zen and the art of dealing with the difficult patron [d]
  2388. () The lotus unleashed: the Buddhist peace movement in South Vietnam, 1964–1966 [i]
  2389. () Learning to exercise timely action now: toward a theory and practice of timely action [u]
  2390. () A fresh perspective: a conversation with Bill Torbert, July 11, 2002 [u]
  2391. () The genius within: discovering the intelligence of every living thing [i]
  2392. () Healing with form, energy and light: the five elements in Tibetan Shamanism, Tantra, and Dzogchen [i]
  2393. () The illusion of conscious will [i] [d]
  2394. Michael Wenger [ed] () Wind bell: teachings from the San Francisco Zen Center 1968–2001 [i]
  2395. () Did Śāntideva destroy the bodhisattva path? [u]
  2396. () Lifespan development revisited: African-centered spirituality throughout the life cycle [d]
  2397. (/2017) Sitting inside: Buddhist practice in America's prisons [i]
  2398. () Truthfulness and relevance [d] [j]
  2399. () A big new free happy unusual life: self-expression and spiritual practice for those who have time for neither [i]
  2400. () The gift of therapy: an open letter to a new generation of therapists and their patients [i]
  2401. () Breakdown of will [i] [d]
  2402. (/2015) Getting things done: the art of stress-free productivity [i]
  2403. () Being upright: Zen meditation and the bodhisattva precepts [i]
  2404. Bruno Barnhart & Yuese Huang [ed] () Purity of heart and contemplation: a monastic dialogue between Christian and Asian traditions [i]
  2405. () The unfinished system of nonknowledge [i]
  2406. (/2017) Religious traditions and biodiversity [i] [d]
  2407. () Fundamentals of dzogchen meditation [u]
  2408. () Making progress on the spiritual path: network theory [u]
  2409. () Preliminaries for meditation or study: the seven-limb practice [u]
  2410. () Japanese philosophy [i] [d] [j]
  2411. () Sit still and pay attention? [d]
  2412. () Encounter with enlightenment: a study of Japanese ethics [i] [d] [j]
  2413. (/2007) Zen is right here: teaching stories and anecdotes of Shunryū Suzuki [or: To shine one corner of the world: moments with Shunryū Suzuki: stories of a Zen master told by his students] [i]
  2414. () Breathing regulation in Zen Buddhism [i] [d]
  2415. () Working with anger [i]
  2416. () Thinking bigger [i]
  2417. () The places that scare you: a guide to fearlessness in difficult times [i]
  2418. () Toward a tripartite factor structure of mental health: subjective well-being, personal growth, and religiosity [p] [d]
  2419. () Secular wholeness: a skeptic's paths to a richer life [i]
  2420. () Pure immanence: essays on a life [i]
  2421. () Just being [p] [u]
  2422. () Liking and disliking [u]
  2423. () Welcome everything [p]
  2424. () The Tibetan book of the dead: Deleuze and the positivity of the second light [i]
  2425. (/2009) The present alone is our happiness: conversations with Jeannie Carlier and Arnold I. Davidson [i]
  2426. () The art of life: interview with Herbie Hancock [u]
  2427. () Live each moment beautifully [i]
  2428. () Your heart sutra [i]
  2429. () Anger: wisdom for cooling the flames [i]
  2430. (/2006) Transformation at the base: fifty verses on the nature of consciousness [or: Understanding our mind] [i]
  2431. () Cultivating compassion: a Buddhist perspective [i]
  2432. () Growing up together: aging and family practice [u]
  2433. (/2011) Neither monk nor layman: clerical marriage in modern Japanese Buddhism [i] [j]
  2434. () Be careful what you wish for: optimal functioning and the relative attainment of intrinsic and extrinsic goals [i]
  2435. () Visible here and now: the Buddha's teachings on the rewards of spiritual practice [i]
  2436. () Gracious play: discipline, insight, and the common good [d]
  2437. () The hard road to the good life: the happy, mature person [d]
  2438. () Thomas Merton and Thich Nhat Hanh: engaged spirituality in an age of globalization [i]
  2439. () The treatise on the great virtue of wisdom = Mahāprajñāpāramitāśāstra [u]
  2440. () Making friends with death: a Buddhist guide to encountering mortality [i]
  2441. () Story medicine: multicultural tales of healing and transformation [i]
  2442. () The precious treasury of the basic space of phenomena [i]
  2443. () A treasure trove of scriptural transmission: a commentary on The precious treasury of the basic space of phenomena [i]
  2444. () The holy order of water: healing the earth's waters and ourselves [i]
  2445. () The Lakota way: stories and lessons for living [i]
  2446. () Upheavals of thought: the intelligence of emotions [i] [d]
  2447. () Addiction as excessive appetite [p] [d]
  2448. () The transformation of American religion: the story of a late-twentieth-century awakening [i] [d]
  2449. () Light waves: fine tuning the mind [i] [d]
  2450. () Vectors: aphorisms & ten-second essays [i]
  2451. () Eight verses for training the mind: an oral teaching [i]
  2452. () Being accepted for who we are: evidence that social validation of the intrinsic self reduces general defensiveness [d]
  2453. () Skillful means: the heart of Buddhist compassion [i]
  2454. () Hearing the news with bodhisattva ears [u]
  2455. () Spiritual practices: the true test of spirituality [d]
  2456. (/2005) Zen 24/7: all Zen all the time [i]
  2457. () Zen cancer: an interview with Phil Toshio Sudo [u]
  2458. (/2005) Zen strolling [i]
  2459. (/2015) Teaching and learning reflective practice in the action science/action inquiry tradition [i] [d]
  2460. () The mind in early Buddhism: a study of the concept of citta as depicted in the Pāli Tipiṭaka [i]
  2461. () Calm energy: how people regulate mood with food and exercise [i]
  2462. () Training psychotherapists in attributes of 'mind' from Zen and psychoanalytic perspectives, part I: core principles, emptiness, impermanence, and paradox [p] [d]
  2463. () Training psychotherapists in attributes of 'mind' from Zen and psychoanalytic perspectives, part II: attention, here and now, nonattachment, and compassion [p] [d]
  2464. () Finding space: Winnicott, God, and psychic reality [i]
  2465. () Practicing presence: the spirituality of caring in everyday life [i]
  2466. Kerry S. Walters & Lisa Portmess [ed] () Religious vegetarianism: from Hesiod to the Dalai Lama [i] [j]
  2467. () Liberating oneself from the absolutized boundary of language: a liminological approach to the interplay of speech and silence in Chan Buddhism [d] [j]
  2468. (/2014) Reverence: renewing a forgotten virtue [i]
  2469. () Creative spirituality: the way of the artist [i]
  2470. (/2010) The great realizations: a commentary on the Eight Realizations of a Bodhisattva Sutra [i]
  2471. () Methodological altruism as an alternative foundation for individual optimization [d] [j]
  2472. () Wisdom: a metaheuristic (pragmatic) to orchestrate mind and virtue toward excellence [p] [d]
  2473. () Stages of thought: the co-evolution of religious thought and science [i] [d]
  2474. (/2006) The major facets of dzogchen [u]
  2475. (/2010) Wise teacher, wise student: Tibetan approaches to a healthy relationship [or: Relating to a spiritual teacher: building a healthy relationship] [i]
  2476. () Be your own coach: your pathway to possibility [i]
  2477. () Mindfulness and interpersonal communication [d]
  2478. () Beautiful work: a meditation on pain [i] [d]
  2479. () Travel broadens the mind [d]
  2480. () Pretending to be Buddhist and Christian: Thich Nhat Hanh and the two truths of religious identity ['To have a religious identity is, inevitably, to be a syncretic self'] [d] [j]
  2481. () Finding a joyful life in the heart of pain [or: Turning suffering inside out: a Zen approach to living with physical and emotional pain] [i]
  2482. () Performativity and the event: enacting a philosophy of difference [d]
  2483. () Passion, activity, and 'the care of the self' [p] [d] [j]
  2484. () How to use your eyes [i] [d]
  2485. () Executive attention and metacognitive regulation [p] [d]
  2486. Ellison Banks Findly [ed] () Women's Buddhism, Buddhism's women: tradition, revision, renewal [i]
  2487. () The inner game of work: focus, learning, pleasure, and mobility in the workplace [or: The inner game of work: overcoming mental obstacles for maximum performance] [i]
  2488. () Spiritual Titanism: Indian, Chinese, and Western perspectives [i] [d] [j]
  2489. () Hermit of Go Cliffs: timeless instructions from a Tibetan mystic [i]
  2490. () Uncreativity as a creative practice [u]
  2491. (/2009) Eight steps to happiness: the Buddhist way of loving kindness [i]
  2492. () Be free where you are: a talk given at the Maryland Correctional Institution [i]
  2493. (/2007) Silent meal practice [i]
  2494. (/2007) Chanting from the heart: Buddhist ceremonies and daily practices [i]
  2495. (/2007) Discourse on the middle way [i]
  2496. () An introduction to Buddhist ethics: foundations, values, and issues [i] [d]
  2497. () The implications of unmitigated agency and unmitigated communion for domains of problem behavior [p] [d]
  2498. () Dialectical thinking: neither Eastern nor Western [p] [d]
  2499. () Building a community of love: bell hooks and Thich Nhat Hanh [u]
  2500. () Dismantling the boundaries between life and death [d]
  2501. () All Buddhism is engaged: Thich Nhat Hanh and the order of interbeing [i]
  2502. () Coincidences of comparison [between western and Indian forms of thought] [d] [j]
  2503. (/2003) Do bodhisattvas relieve poverty?: the distinction between economic and spiritual development and their interrelation in Indian Buddhist texts [i] [d]
  2504. Thupten Jinpa & Jaś Elsner [ed] () Songs of spiritual experience: Tibetan Buddhist poems of insight and awakening [i]
  2505. (/2009) Becoming a reflective practitioner [i]
  2506. () To save all beings: Buddhist environmental activism [i]
  2507. Stephanie Kaza & Kenneth Kraft [ed] () Dharma rain: sources of Buddhist environmentalism [i]
  2508. () Ecological precepts [i]
  2509. () Human rights in contemporary engaged Buddhism [i]
  2510. () They who burned themselves for peace: Quaker and Buddhist self-immolators during the Vietnam War [d] [j]
  2511. () Compassion for all beings [i]
  2512. () Buddha nature: the Mahāyāna Uttaratantra shāstra [with commentary] [i]
  2513. () Wisdom as a classical source of human strength: conceptualization and empirical inquiry [d]
  2514. () The construct of mindfulness [d]
  2515. () Humor: the psychology of living buoyantly [i] [d]
  2516. () It's a meaningful life: it just takes practice [i]
  2517. () Mahāyāna Buddhist ritual and ethical activity in the world [d] [j]
  2518. () Meaningful work: rethinking professional ethics [i] [d]
  2519. (/2002) Too-blue: colour-patch for an expanded empiricism [i] [d]
  2520. () Going to hell in Asia: the relationship between risk and religion in a cross cultural setting [d] [j]
  2521. () Diversity in reasoning and rationality: metacognitive and developmental considerations [d] [u]
  2522. () Highs!: over 150 ways to feel really, really good... without alcohol or other drugs [i]
  2523. (/2011) Imagination: the core of learning and the heart of leadership [i]
  2524. () Mental attention, consciousness, and the progressive emergence of wisdom [d]
  2525. Christopher S. Queen [ed] () Engaged Buddhism in the west [i]
  2526. () The Bodhisattva vow [i]
  2527. () Living in the light of death: on the art of being truly alive [i]
  2528. () Grabbing the tiger by the tail: a conversation with Robert Kegan [u]
  2529. () On slowness in philosophy [d] [j]
  2530. () Creating rituals for the non-religious [i] [d]
  2531. () Let go of imbalance [u]
  2532. () Emotion and peace of mind: from Stoic agitation to Christian temptation [i] [d]
  2533. () Zazen and psychotherapeutic presence [p] [d]
  2534. () Sweeping changes: discovering the joy of Zen in everyday tasks [i]
  2535. () Toward a psychology of awakening: Buddhism, psychotherapy, and the path of personal and spiritual transformation [i]
  2536. () The scripture on the explication of underlying meaning [Saṃdhinirmocana sūtra] [i] [u]
  2537. (/2003) Dōgen's ceaseless practice [i] [d]
  2538. () The disability paradox: high quality of life against all odds [p] [d]
  2539. () Women living Zen: Japanese Sōtō Buddhist nuns [i] [d]
  2540. () Japanese American Zen temples: cultural identity and economics [i] [d]
  2541. () New church offers powwows for Indians [All Tribes Gathering] [u]
  2542. () The unbearable automaticity of being [d]
  2543. () Toward the Zen of performance: music improvisation therapy for the development of self-confidence in the performer [i]
  2544. (/2018) Sacred ecology: traditional ecological knowledge and resource management [i] [d]
  2545. () Numerical discourses of the Buddha: Aṅguttara nikāya: an anthology of suttas from the Aṅguttara nikāya [i]
  2546. () Mindfulness and quasi-religious meaning systems: an empirical exploration within the context of ecological sustainability and deep ecology [d] [j]
  2547. () The hermit and the activist [u]
  2548. () Organizational cultures as holding environments: a psychodynamic look at organizational symbolism [d]
  2549. (/2010) Spiritual diversity in social work practice: the heart of helping [i]
  2550. () Crooked cucumber: the life and Zen teaching of Shunryū Suzuki [i]
  2551. David W. Chappell [ed] () Buddhist peacework: creating cultures of peace [i]
  2552. () Why I am not a secularist [i]
  2553. () Serenity [and psychotherapy] [i] [d]
  2554. () Chinnagounder's challenge: the question of ecological citizenship [i]
  2555. () Enlightenment unfolds: the essential teachings of Zen Master Dōgen [i]
  2556. () The psychology of ultimate concerns: motivation and spirituality in personality [i]
  2557. () Children's dreaming and the development of consciousness [i] [j]
  2558. () Buddhism as/in performance: analysis of meditation and theatrical practice [i]
  2559. () Energy, peace, purpose: a step-by-step guide to optimal living [i]
  2560. () Spirituality and trauma: an essay [d]
  2561. () Reinventing the wheel: a Buddhist response to the information age [i]
  2562. () Dialogue and the art of thinking together: a pioneering approach to communicating in business and in life [i]
  2563. Damien Keown [ed] () Buddhism and abortion [i] [d]
  2564. () Spiritual bonds to the dead in cross-cultural and historical perspective: comparative religion and modern grief [p] [d]
  2565. () Zazen and cardiac variability [p] [d]
  2566. () Starving for salvation: the spiritual dimensions of eating problems among American girls and women [i]
  2567. () The development of wisdom: an analysis of Tibetan Buddhist experience [d]
  2568. () Innocence [i]
  2569. () Mindfulness and meditation [in clinical therapy] [i] [d]
  2570. () The way of the human being [i]
  2571. William R. Miller [ed] () Integrating spirituality into treatment: resources for practitioners [i] [d]
  2572. () On being a secularist all the way down [i] [d]
  2573. () Religious conversion and personality change [d]
  2574. () The art of blessing: teaching parents to create rituals [j]
  2575. () Ritual and religion in the making of humanity [i] [d]
  2576. () Values, spirituality, and psychotherapy [i] [d]
  2577. () The three principal aspects of the path: an oral teaching [i]
  2578. (/2012) Buddhism in America [i] [j]
  2579. () The Gary Snyder reader: prose, poetry, and translations, 1952–1998 [i]
  2580. (/2010) The Buddha from Dölpo: a study of the life and thought of the Tibetan master Dölpopa Sherab Gyaltsen [i]
  2581. () Branching streams flow in the darkness: Zen talks on the Sandokai [i] [d] [j]
  2582. Leonard J. Swidler [ed] () For all life: toward a universal declaration of a global ethic: an interreligious dialogue [i]
  2583. (/2005) Transforming adversity into joy and courage: an explanation of The thirty-seven practices of Bodhisattvas [or: Transforming the heart: the Buddhist way to joy and courage: a commentary to the Bodhisattva Togme Sangpo's The thirty-seven practices of Bodhisattvas] [i]
  2584. () The four noble truths: a study guide [u]
  2585. () The distinctive questions developmental action inquiry asks [d] [u]
  2586. Karma Lekshe Tsomo [ed] () Buddhist women across cultures: realizations [i]
  2587. () Meditation and attention: a comparison of the effects of concentrative and mindfulness meditation on sustained attention [d]
  2588. (/2010) The four immeasurables: practices to open the heart [i]
  2589. Froma Walsh [ed] (/2009) Spiritual resources in family therapy [i]
  2590. () The seed of our undoing [u]
  2591. () Ethical comportment in organizations: a synthesis of the feminist ethic of care and the Buddhist ethic of compassion [d]
  2592. Duncan Ryūken Williams & Christopher S. Queen [ed] () American Buddhism: methods and findings in recent scholarship [i] [d]
  2593. () Beyond belief and unbelief [i]
  2594. () Buddhist philosophy and New Testament theology [d] [j]
  2595. () Death as transformation in classical Daoism [i] [d]
  2596. () Popular Buddhism in Japan: Shin Buddhist religion & culture [i]
  2597. Howard A. Bacal [ed] () Optimal responsiveness: how therapists heal their patients [i]
  2598. () Developing balanced sensitivity: practical Buddhist exercises for daily life [i] [u]
  2599. () Buddhist sexual ethics: main issues [or: Issues in Buddhist sexual ethics] [u]
  2600. () Gratitude and justice [d] [j]
  2601. () Stoicism, evil, and the possibility of morality [d] [j]
  2602. () The faith of democratic ecological citizenship [d] [j]
  2603. () Therapy and meditation: a path to wholeness [and: Patient wisdom: a conversation with psychiatrist Mark Epstein] [u]
  2604. () Going to pieces without falling apart: a Buddhist perspective on wholeness [i]
  2605. () Another always thinks in me [i]
  2606. () The red thread: Buddhist approaches to sexuality [i] [d] [j]
  2607. (/2004) Double exposure: cutting across Buddhist and Western discourses [i]
  2608. (/2001) Relaxing into your being [i]
  2609. () A logic of the heart: re-reading Taoism and Zen Buddhism [d]
  2610. () Bearing witness: a Zen master's lessons in making peace [i]
  2611. (/2002) Meditating with anger [i]
  2612. () The heart of the Buddha's teaching: transforming suffering into peace, joy & liberation: the four noble truths, the noble eightfold path & other basic Buddhist teachings [i]
  2613. () Fragrant palm leaves: journals, 1962–1966 [i]
  2614. () The sūtra of Hui-neng, grand master of Zen: with Hui-neng's commentary on the Diamond sūtra [i]
  2615. () Rationality and the 'religious mind' [d]
  2616. () Apparitions of the self: the secret autobiographies of a Tibetan visionary: a translation and study of Jigme Lingpa's Dancing moon in the water and Ḍākki's grand secret-talk [i]
  2617. () The quiet in the land: everyday life, contemporary art, and the Shakers: a conversation with Janet A. Kaplan [d] [j]
  2618. () Emptying your cup: non-verbal awareness and general semantics [j]
  2619. (/2012) Faces of compassion: classic Bodhisattva archetypes and their modern expression—an introduction to Mahāyāna Buddhism [i]
  2620. () The precious treasury of the way of abiding and The exposition of the quintessential meaning of the three categories: a commentary on the precious treasury of the way of abiding [i]
  2621. () Inattentional blindness [i] [d]
  2622. () Coming back to life: practices to reconnect our lives, our world [i]
  2623. () The jewel ornament of liberation: the wish-fulfilling gem of the noble teachings [i]
  2624. () Control therapy: an integrated approach to psychotherapy, health, and healing [i]
  2625. () Blessed are the birth-givers: Buddhist views on birth and rebirth [o]
  2626. (/2010) The Buddhist path: a practical guide from the Nyingma tradition of Tibetan Buddhism [i]
  2627. () Loyalty demands dissent: autobiography of an engaged Buddhist [i]
  2628. () Lessons from the dying [i]
  2629. () The healing wisdom of Africa: finding life purpose through nature, ritual, and community [i]
  2630. () An artless art: the Zen aesthetic of Shiga Naoya: a critical study with selected translations [i]
  2631. () A balance theory of wisdom [d]
  2632. () Solidarity and suffering: toward a politics of relationality [i]
  2633. () On holy ground: the impact of psychotherapists' spirituality on their practice [i]
  2634. () A comparison of the effects of Zen breath meditation or relaxation on college adjustment [o]
  2635. () The Tibetan yogas of dream and sleep [i]
  2636. () Horney, Zen, and the real self [d]
  2637. (/2007) What if? ['What if our religion was each other?'] [i] [u]
  2638. (/2003) In praise of silence [i]
  2639. () Wild hunger: the primal roots of modern addiction [i]
  2640. () Philosophical meditations on Zen Buddhism [i] [d]
  2641. (/2002) Secondary bodhisattva vows [u]
  2642. (/2002) Root bodhisattva vows [u]
  2643. () Altars in the street: a neighborhood fights to survive [i]
  2644. () News you can use: Pema Chödrön and bell hooks talk over life and all its problems [u]
  2645. () When things fall apart: heart advice for difficult times [i]
  2646. (/2001) Intimacy [u]
  2647. () Being there: putting brain, body, and world together again [i] [d]
  2648. Jonathan D. Cohen & Jonathan W. Schooler [ed] () Scientific approaches to consciousness [i] [d]
  2649. (/1999) At home with dying: a Zen hospice approach [or: Stay close and do nothing: a spiritual and practical guide to caring for the dying at home] [i]
  2650. () Emotional unavailability: recognizing it, understanding it, and avoiding its trap [i]
  2651. () The yogins of Ladakh: a pilgrimage among the hermits of the Buddhist Himalayas [i]
  2652. () Finding flow: the psychology of engagement with everyday life [i]
  2653. () The plain sense of things: the fate of religion in an age of normal nihilism [i]
  2654. () A schema polarity model for case conceptualization, intervention, and research [d]
  2655. () On Zen work [u]
  2656. () Lose your face [i]
  2657. Lenore Friedman & Susan Ichi Su Moon [ed] () Being bodies: Buddhist women on the paradox of embodiment [i]
  2658. () The responsive order: a new empiricism [d] [u]
  2659. () Redeeming culture: American religion in an age of science [i] [d]
  2660. () What memory is for: creating meaning in the service of action [and comments and reply] [d]
  2661. () Basic features of Buddhist psychology [i]
  2662. (/2007) Teachings on love [i]
  2663. () Sufi meditation [i]
  2664. Jamie Hubbard & Paul L. Swanson [ed] () Pruning the bodhi tree: the storm over critical Buddhism [i]
  2665. () Deregulating religion: the economics of church and state [d]
  2666. () My eye, your face: a conversation [i]
  2667. () Branch points [i]
  2668. () Everyday blessings: the inner work of mindful parenting [i]
  2669. () A year to live: how to live this year as if it were your last [i]
  2670. () Merger and unconditional love as transformative experiences [i] [d]
  2671. () Mindfulness: a proposed common factor [d]
  2672. () Deleuze's philosophy of the concrete [u]
  2673. () Why do Americans practice Zen Buddhism? [o] [u]
  2674. () Who is arguing about the cat?: moral action and enlightenment according to Dōgen [d] [j]
  2675. () Inhuman/nonhuman/human: actor-network theory and the prospects for a nondualistic and symmetrical perspective on nature and society [d]
  2676. () Voices of mountains, trees, and rivers: Kukai, Dōgen, and a deeper ecology [i]
  2677. (/2002) Lifelong unlearning [i] [d]
  2678. () Personal warmth and psychological health at midlife [d]
  2679. () From global management to global appreciation: a transformative epistemology for aperspectival worlds [d]
  2680. () Dōgen: enlightenment and entanglement [d] [j]
  2681. () Humour in Pāli literature and other essays [i]
  2682. () Atisha's lamp for the path: an oral teaching by Geshe Sonam Rinchen [i]
  2683. () The thirty seven practices of Bodhisattvas: an oral teaching [i]
  2684. () Broken-backed naturalism [book review of: Religion, science, and naturalism, by Willem Drees] [d] [u]
  2685. () A heart as wide as the world: living with mindfulness, wisdom, and compassion [i]
  2686. () A guide to the Bodhisattva way of life = Bodhicaryāvatāra [i]
  2687. (/2006) The way of the bodhisattva: a translation of the Bodhicharyāvatāra [i]
  2688. () Absence of the Buddha image in early Buddhist art: towards its significance in comparative religion [i]
  2689. () Sacred dimensions of time and space [i]
  2690. (/2024) Earthen spirituality or cultural genocide?: radical environmentalism's appropriation of Native American spirituality [i] [d] [u]
  2691. (/1999) One tool among many: the place of vipassanā in Buddhist practice [o] [u]
  2692. (/1999) The healing power of the precepts [o] [u]
  2693. () Great disciples of the Buddha: their lives, their works, their legacy [i]
  2694. Mary Evelyn Tucker & Duncan Ryūken Williams [ed] () Buddhism and ecology: the interconnection of dharma and deeds [i]
  2695. () Automatic but conscious: that is how we act most of the time [i]
  2696. () The wholehearted way: a translation of Eihei Dōgen's Bendōwa with commentary [i]
  2697. () The Vimalakīrti sūtra: from the Chinese version by Kumarajiva [i]
  2698. () Chuang-Tzŭ: the inner chapters [i]
  2699. () Ecologies of the heart: emotion, belief, and the environment [i]
  2700. () Core transformation: a brief therapy approach to emotional and spiritual healing [i]
  2701. () Zen and the art of religious prejudice: efforts to reform a tradition of social discrimination [j]
  2702. () Formless: a user's guide [i]
  2703. () November 4, 1995: Deleuze's death as an event [d]
  2704. () The power of focusing: a practical guide to emotional self-healing [i]
  2705. () Dōgen's pure standards for the Zen community: a translation of the Eihei shingi [i] [d] [j]
  2706. () Humanly possible: education and the scope of the mind [i] [d]
  2707. () The golden letters: the three statements of Garab Dorje, the first teacher of Dzogchen, together with a commentary by Dza Patrul Rinpoche [i]
  2708. () Religion, science, and naturalism [i] [d]
  2709. Marianne Dresser [ed] () Buddhist women on the edge: contemporary perspectives from the western frontier [i]
  2710. (/2006) How Buddhism began: the conditioned genesis of the early teachings [i] [d]
  2711. () Emotion and cognition in experiential therapy: a dialectical constructivist perspective [i]
  2712. () Feminism and religion: an introduction [i]
  2713. () Cultivating the mind of love: the practice of looking deeply in the Mahayana Buddhist tradition [i]
  2714. () Liberating intimacy: enlightenment and social virtuosity in Ch'an Buddhism [i]
  2715. () All spirituality comes from artists [i]
  2716. (/2020) The posture of meditation: a practical manual for meditators of all traditions [i]
  2717. () Earth dance drum: a celebration of life [i]
  2718. () A Buddhist response to 'Jesus the bodhisattva' [d] [j]
  2719. () Jesus the bodhisattva: Christology from a Buddhist perspective [d] [j]
  2720. () John Dewey and religious non-realism: neither a theist nor an atheist [o] [u]
  2721. () Narrative, social constructionism, and Buddhism [i]
  2722. () Being time through deep time [u]
  2723. () Now is the past of the future [or: Meeting our ancestors of the future] [u]
  2724. (/2000) Beauty and lust [i]
  2725. () Psychotherapy and the ethics of attention [p] [d] [j]
  2726. () Out of control: visceral influences on behavior [d]
  2727. (/2009) The heart of being: moral and ethical teachings of Zen Buddhism [i]
  2728. () Commitment beyond self and adolescence: the issue of happiness [d] [j]
  2729. () Positive affect [and religion] [u]
  2730. () Naturalism without foundations [i]
  2731. () The necessity of experience [i]
  2732. () Inventing our selves: psychology, power, and personhood [i] [d]
  2733. () No self? No problem! Actualizing empty self in psychotherapy [i]
  2734. () Form, formlessness, and formulation [d]
  2735. () Great Fool: Zen master Ryōkan: poems, letters, and other writings [i] [d] [j]
  2736. (/2008) The Bodhicaryāvatāra [i]
  2737. () Yoga: the spirit and practice of moving into stillness [i]
  2738. Edward P. Shafranske [ed] () Religion and the clinical practice of psychology [i] [d]
  2739. () Back to nature [response to Walter Truett Anderson] [u]
  2740. () Gary Snyder: The art of poetry No. 74 [u]
  2741. () After theory: from textuality to attunement with the world [d] [j]
  2742. () Spiritual interaction, not interfaith dialogue: a Buddhistic contribution [d] [j]
  2743. () The origin of everyday moods: managing energy, tension, and stress [i]
  2744. () Bare bones meditation: waking up from the story of my life [i]
  2745. () Buddhism, the religion of no-religion: the edited transcripts [i]
  2746. () Effortless mastery: liberating the master musician within [i]
  2747. Louwrien Wijers [ed] () Writing as sculpture, 1978–1987 [i]
  2748. () A reconsideration of personal boundaries in space-time [d]
  2749. (/2005) Warm smiles from cold mountains: Dharma talks on Zen meditation [i]
  2750. (/2005) Life is not killed [i]
  2751. () Buddhist yoga: a comprehensive course [Saṃdhinirmocana sūtra] [i]
  2752. () Minding mind: a course in basic meditation [i]
  2753. () The practice of technology: exploring technology, ecophilosophy, and spiritual disciplines for vital links [i]
  2754. () Dismantling fixations [u]
  2755. () Constructing a philosophy of essence: reading Buddhism through the two natures of desire [i]
  2756. () Working emptiness: toward a third reading of emptiness in Buddhism and postmodern thought [i]
  2757. (/2009) Chaosophy: texts and interviews 1972–1977 [i]
  2758. () The role of wisdom in psychotherapy [d]
  2759. () A chorus of powers: American Indian belief [i]
  2760. () Risk, rationality, and religious portfolios [d]
  2761. () The Manitous: the spiritual world of the Ojibway [i]
  2762. () Is 'Buddha-nature' Buddhist?: doctrinal tensions in the Śrīmālā sūtra: an early Tathāgatagarbha text [d] [j]
  2763. () Myriad worlds: Buddhist cosmology in Abhidharma, Kālacakra, and Dzog-chen [i]
  2764. () Zen practice and self-control [u]
  2765. () Jizoku (priests' wives) in Sōtō Zen Buddhism: an ambiguous category [j]
  2766. Baile Oakes [ed] () Sculpting with the environment: a natural dialogue [i]
  2767. () Wisdom of Buddha: the Saṃdhinirmocana sūtra [i]
  2768. (/2007) Introduction to Tibetan Buddhism [i]
  2769. () A handbook for constructive living [i]
  2770. () Integrating self and system: an empty intersection? [p] [d]
  2771. () Lovingkindness: the revolutionary art of happiness [i]
  2772. (/2005) Two Zen classics: the Gateless gate and the Blue cliff records [i]
  2773. () Buddhist modernism and the rhetoric of meditative experience [d] [j]
  2774. () A place in space: ethics, aesthetics, and watersheds: new and selected prose [i]
  2775. () Seeing new worlds: Henry David Thoreau and nineteenth-century natural science [i]
  2776. () A Zennist's vision of the time for dharma (religious truth) to become manifest [d] [j]
  2777. () Core transformation: reaching the wellspring within [i]
  2778. () Nonconsequentialist decisions [and comments and reply] [d]
  2779. () The trail of time = Shih-chien ti tsu-chi: time measurement with incense in East Asia [i]
  2780. () Understanding caring in contemporary America [i]
  2781. () Poethics: John Cage and Stanley Cavell at the crossroads of ethical theory [i]
  2782. () The double mirror: a skeptical journey into Buddhist tantra [i]
  2783. () In the path of the masters: understanding the spirituality of Buddha, Confucius, Jesus, and Muhammad [i]
  2784. () Dai-en: great circle [u]
  2785. () Start where you are: a guide to compassionate living [i]
  2786. () Where is the mind?: constructivist and sociocultural perspectives on mathematical development [d]
  2787. () Dōgen, deep ecology, and the ecological self [d]
  2788. () How to achieve peace of mind: your guide for attaining physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being [i]
  2789. (/2002) Buddhahood without meditation: a visionary account known as Refining one's perception (Nang-jang) [i]
  2790. () 'Critical Buddhism' (hihan bukkyō) and the debate concerning the 75-fascicle and 12-fascicle Shōbōgenzō texts [j]
  2791. () Value and system: notes toward the definition of agri-culture [u]
  2792. () Wherever you go, there you are: mindfulness meditation in everyday life [i]
  2793. () The self as a knowledge structure [i] [u]
  2794. () Wabi-sabi for artists, designers, poets & philosophers [i]
  2795. Carl Avren Levenson & Jonathan Westphal [ed] () Reality [i]
  2796. () The community of those who have nothing in common [i] [j]
  2797. () Interbeing and the 'I' habit: an experiment in environmental literacy [i]
  2798. () Expanding the circle of caring: from local to global [i] [u]
  2799. Melvin E. Miller & Susanne R. Cook-Greuter [ed] () Transcendence and mature thought in adulthood: the further reaches of adult development [i]
  2800. (/2009) The therapy of desire: theory and practice in Hellenistic ethics [i] [d] [j]
  2801. (/1995) Pure heart, enlightened mind: the Zen journal and letters of Maura 'Soshin' O'Halloran [i]
  2802. (/2001) The life of Shabkar: the autobiography of a Tibetan yogin [i]
  2803. () Passionate enlightenment: women in Tantric Buddhism [i] [j]
  2804. () Intimacy & mission: intentional community as crucible for radical discipleship [i]
  2805. () Essential Zen [i]
  2806. () Mastering successful work: skillful means: wake up! [i]
  2807. () Ahimsa, justice, and the unity of life: postconventional morality from an Indian perspective [i]
  2808. () Does a systemic therapist have buddha nature? [d]
  2809. () Four huts: Asian writings on the simple life [i]
  2810. () Talking on the water: conversations about nature and creativity [i]
  2811. Claude Whitmyer [ed] () Mindfulness and meaningful work: explorations in right livelihood [i]
  2812. () Buddhism [i]
  2813. () Nothing special: living Zen [i]
  2814. () Experiencing: the basis of psychotherapy [d]
  2815. () John Cage, writer: previously uncollected pieces [i]
  2816. () Emotion, depth, and flesh: a study of sensitive space: reflections on Merleau-Ponty's philosophy of embodiment [i]
  2817. () Nonviolence to animals, earth, and self in Asian traditions [i] [d] [j]
  2818. (/2014) The neuropsychology of attention [i] [d]
  2819. (/2002) Letting go, falling to rest: hospice work and Zen practice [i]
  2820. () The evolving self: a psychology for the third millennium [i]
  2821. (/1997) To have done with judgment [i]
  2822. (/1997) Literature and life [i]
  2823. () Human minds: an exploration [i]
  2824. () Chan insights and oversights: an epistemological critique of the Chan tradition [i]
  2825. () Choose love: a Jewish Buddhist human rights activist in Central America [i]
  2826. () Facilitating emotional change: the moment-by-moment process [i]
  2827. () Buddhism after patriarchy: a feminist history, analysis, and reconstruction of Buddhism [i]
  2828. () Ecstatic spontaneity: Saraha's three cycles of dohā [i]
  2829. () Call me by my true names: the collected poems of Thich Nhat Hanh [i]
  2830. () Love in action: writings on nonviolent social change [i]
  2831. (/2009) The blooming of a lotus: guided meditation for achieving the miracle of mindfulness [i]
  2832. () Catalyst for controversy: Paul Carus of Open Court [i]
  2833. () Buddhism and the definition of religion: one more time [d] [j]
  2834. () Zen Buddhist landscapes and the idea of temple: Musō Kokushi and Zuisen-ji, Kamakura, Japan [o]
  2835. () Dōgen's thought on the Way as meta-ethical principle [i] [d]
  2836. (/2003) Essays on the blurring of art and life [i]
  2837. () Right conduct as a criterion for true religion [i] [d]
  2838. (/2007) Learning true love: practicing Buddhism in a time of war [or: Learning true love: how I learned and practiced social change in Vietnam] [i]
  2839. (/2011) Drive yourself sane: using the uncommon sense of general semantics [i]
  2840. () Communities of commitment: the heart of learning organizations [d]
  2841. () Being elsewhere [i]
  2842. () Opening the heart of compassion: transform suffering through Buddhist psychology and practice [i]
  2843. () What is 'experiencing'?: a critical review of meanings and applications in psychotherapy [d]
  2844. () Does life have a meaning? [i]
  2845. () The discipline of freedom: a Kantian view of the role of moral precepts in Zen practice [i]
  2846. () Road to heaven: encounters with Chinese hermits [i]
  2847. () Civilized shamans: Buddhism in Tibetan societies [i]
  2848. (/2020) Street Zen: the life and work of Issan Dorsey [i]
  2849. Arvind Sharma [ed] () Our religions [i]
  2850. Yoshinori Takeuchi & Jan van Bragt [ed] () Buddhist spirituality: Indian, Southeast Asian, Tibetan, and early Chinese [i]
  2851. () Zen and the art of reflective practice in teacher education [d]
  2852. (/2004) Opening the hand of thought: foundations of Zen Buddhist practice [i]
  2853. (/2009) Abrir la mano del pensamiento: fundamentos de la práctica del budismo zen [i]
  2854. () Wisdom's daughters: conversations with women elders of Native America [i]
  2855. () The Zen teachings of Master Lin-chi: a translation of the Lin-chi lu [i]
  2856. (/1996) Tōrei Zenji's 'Bodhisattva's vow': translation and commentary [i]
  2857. (/2018) Zen vows for daily life [or: The dragon who never sleeps: verses for Zen buddhist practice] [i]
  2858. (/2003) The summary of the Great Vehicle [Mahāyānasaṃgraha] [i] [u]
  2859. () Zen in the art of funerals: ritual salvation in Japanese Buddhism [d] [j]
  2860. Robert E. Buswell Jr. & Robert M. Gimello [ed] () Paths to liberation: the mārga and its transformations in Buddhist thought [i]
  2861. () The complete fulfillment (dzogchen) tradition and existential psychology [u]
  2862. () The primacy of the body, not the primacy of perception [d] [u]
  2863. () The mātikās: memorization, mindfulness, and the list [i]
  2864. (/2001) The Buddhist path to awakening [i]
  2865. () Meditation differently, phenomenological-psychological aspects of Tibetan Buddhist (Mahāmudrā and Snying-thig) practices from original Tibetan sources [i]
  2866. Janet Gyatso [ed] () In the mirror of memory: reflections on mindfulness and remembrance in Indian and Tibetan Buddhism [i]
  2867. () Realizing ultimate reality [i]
  2868. () Touching peace: practicing the art of mindful living [i]
  2869. () As if your life depended on it: promoting cognitive development to promote wellness [d]
  2870. () Sacrifice and stigma: reducing free-riding in cults, communes, and other collectives [d] [j]
  2871. (/1998) Rituals for our times: celebrating, healing, and changing our lives and our relationships [i]
  2872. () Buddhist preaching: the persistent main undercurrent of Japanese traditional rhetorical communication [d]
  2873. () Dharma paths [i]
  2874. () Befriending old age and death [u]
  2875. (/2000) Path without destination: the long walk of a gentle hero [i]
  2876. () The art and practice of compassion & empathy [i]
  2877. () Writings = Schriften [i]
  2878. () Religious thinking as transitional conceptualization [p] [u]
  2879. () Anarchic harmony: the spirituality of social disobediance [i]
  2880. () Attunement through the body [i]
  2881. () The sovereign all-creating mind: the motherly Buddha: a translation of the Kun byed rgyal po'i mdo [i]
  2882. () A review of attempts to integrate spiritual and standard psychotherapy techniques [d]
  2883. (/1995) Conversations on science, culture, and time [i] [d]
  2884. () Seeds of peace: a Buddhist vision for renewing society [i]
  2885. () What is it to question? [j]
  2886. (/1995) A village council of all beings [i]
  2887. () Contemplative psychotherapy: a path of uncovering brilliant sanity [u]
  2888. (/2007) Life's companion: journal writing as a spiritual practice [i]
  2889. () The key to understanding change: emotions as appetitive wishes and beliefs about their fulfillment [i]
  2890. (/1994) What is philosophy? [i]
  2891. (/2000) Song of the precious mirror samādhi [i] [u]
  2892. (/2002) The Nyingma school of Tibetan Buddhism, its fundamentals and history [i]
  2893. () The rhetoric of immediacy: a cultural critique of Chan/Zen Buddhism [i] [j]
  2894. () Thinking beyond patterns: body, language, and situations [i] [u]
  2895. () Insights of a Himalayan pilgrim [i]
  2896. () Peace is every step: the path of mindfulness in everyday life [i]
  2897. () Religion as 'skilful means': a hint from Buddhism [d] [j]
  2898. () The consequences of religious market structure: Adam Smith and the economics of religion [d]
  2899. () Grace unfolding: psychotherapy in the spirit of the Tao-te ching [i]
  2900. () A community of attention: Green Gulch Farm, a Zen Buddhist community and retreat center, embodies a deeply ecological and humane way of life [u]
  2901. () Buddhism as a historical faith: answer to John Cobb [u]
  2902. () The fine arts of relaxation, concentration, and meditation: ancient skills for modern minds [i]
  2903. () Guided meditations, explorations, and healings [i]
  2904. () Mutual causality in Buddhism and general systems theory: the dharma of natural systems [i] [d] [j]
  2905. (/2007) World as lover, world as self: courage for global justice and ecological renewal [i]
  2906. () The first Buddhist women: translations and commentaries on the Therīgāthā [i]
  2907. (/2005) Should we try to relieve clear cases of suffering in nature? [i] [d]
  2908. () On religious freedom [i]
  2909. (/1998) The user illusion: cutting consciousness down to size [i]
  2910. () Buddhism and nonviolent global problem-solving [o] [u]
  2911. Elizabeth J. Roberts & Elias Amidon [ed] () Earth prayers: from around the world: 365 prayers, poems, and invocations for honoring the earth [i]
  2912. () Contemporary issues in the Americanization of Zen [d] [j]
  2913. (/1995) A single breath [i]
  2914. (/2000) Cultivating the empty field: the silent illumination of Zen Master Hongzhi [i]
  2915. (/2016) Rejoicing is the best [u]
  2916. (/2019) Zen seeds: 60 essential Buddhist teachings on effort, gratitude, and happiness [i]
  2917. Allan Hunt Badiner [ed] () Dharma Gaia: a harvest of essays in Buddhism and ecology [i]
  2918. () The unifying of rDzogs pa Chen po and Ch'an [u]
  2919. Kalpana Bardhan [ed] () Of women, outcastes, peasants, and rebels: a selection of Bengali short stories [i] [d] [j]
  2920. () Zen in the art of writing [i]
  2921. () 'Buddhist soteriology: the mārga and other approaches to liberation': a conference report [u]
  2922. () The heart of awareness: a translation of the Aṣṭāvakra Gītā [i]
  2923. (/1992) The ceremonial circle: practice, ritual, and renewal for personal and community healing [i]
  2924. (/2002) Buddhism and self-healing [i]
  2925. () Flow: the psychology of optimal experience [i]
  2926. (/2015) Etiquette guide to Japan: know the rules that make the difference! [i]
  2927. () Perspective on psychology through the practice of yoga [u]
  2928. (/1992) The elder brothers [i]
  2929. () The foundations of ecology in Zen Buddhism [d] [u]
  2930. () Forging new horizons of religious awareness: two reviews of 'Buddhist–Christian dialogue' [book review] [d] [j]
  2931. () Present moment, wonderful moment: mindfulness verses for daily living [i]
  2932. (/2006) Transformation & healing: the sutra on the four establishments of mindfulness [i]
  2933. (/2010) Our appointment with life: sutra on knowing the better way to live alone [i]
  2934. (/1991) Everyday life: the question of Zen [i]
  2935. (/2013) An introduction to Buddhism: teachings, history and practices [i] [d]
  2936. () Full catastrophe living: using the wisdom of your body and mind to face stress, pain, and illness [i]
  2937. () Changing expectations: a key to effective psychotherapy [i]
  2938. () Beyond justice reasoning: moral development and consideration of a seventh stage [i]
  2939. (/2007) Body-centered psychotherapy: the Hakomi method: the integrated use of mindfulness, nonviolence, and the body [i]
  2940. () The absent body [i]
  2941. () Malcolm X and the Black Muslim search for ultimate reality [d]
  2942. () The loss of wisdom [i] [d]
  2943. (/1996) The development of metalogical understanding [i] [d]
  2944. () Free play: improvisation in life and art [i]
  2945. () Sitting, laboring, and changing: a critical examination of the indigenous Japanese psychotherapies [o]
  2946. (/1997) Opening up: the healing power of expressing emotions [i]
  2947. () Midwest landscape as sacred space: visualizing the sociology of religion [d] [j]
  2948. (/2006) Personal mastery [i]
  2949. () 'Skill in means' in early Buddhism and Christianity [d] [j]
  2950. (/2006) The infinite mirror: commentaries on two Chan classics [i]
  2951. () Human rights in the context of global problem-solving: a Buddhist perspective [i]
  2952. Russell F. Sizemore & Donald K. Swearer [ed] () Ethics, wealth, and salvation: a study in Buddhist social ethics [i]
  2953. () The practice of the wild: essays [i]
  2954. (/2016) La práctica de lo salvaje: ensayos [i]
  2955. Robert J. Sternberg [ed] () Wisdom: its nature, origins, and development [i] [d]
  2956. () Enhancing empathy: the interpersonal implications of a Buddhist meditation technique [d]
  2957. () Saints and postmodernism: revisioning moral philosophy [i]
  2958. (/1998) Book of serenity [i]
  2959. () A bridge to Buddhist–Christian dialogue [i]
  2960. () Intellectual development: the development of dialectical thinking [i]
  2961. () Toward a constructive-developmental understanding of the dialectics of individuality and irrationality [i] [d]
  2962. () Dialectical thinking and adult creativity [i] [d]
  2963. (/2000) Reading Zen in the rocks: the Japanese dry landscape garden [i]
  2964. () Me and mine: selected essays of Bhikkhu Buddhadāsa [i]
  2965. () Metta: the philosophy and practice of universal love [i] [u]
  2966. () Process theology and the public square [book review of: Community and alienation: essays on process thought and public life, by Douglas Sturm] [d] [j]
  2967. () Wechselbeziehungen zwischen Buddhismus und klassischer indischer Medizin [j]
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  2969. J. Baird Callicott & Roger T. Ames [ed] () Nature in Asian traditions of thought: essays in environmental philosophy [i]
  2970. (/1994) For the common good: redirecting the economy toward community, the environment, and a sustainable future [i]
  2971. () The once and future goddess: a symbol for our time [i]
  2972. () Disputers of the Tao: philosophical argument in ancient China [i]
  2973. () From reductionism to creativity: rDzogs-chen and the new sciences of mind [i]
  2974. () Collective identity and sacred space: a study of seven Zen communities in northern California [o] [u]
  2975. (/2004) The Buddha's 'undetermined questions' and the religions [u]
  2976. () Mindfulness [i]
  2977. () The dual brain, religion, and the unconscious [i]
  2978. () A visionary journey: The story of the wildwood delights and The story of the Mount Potala delights [i]
  2979. (/2002) The practice of Dzogchen [i]
  2980. (/2007) Everyday morality: an introduction to applied ethics [i]
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  2987. Lawrence Eugene Sullivan [ed] () Healing and restoring: health and medicine in the world's religious traditions [i]
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  2989. () The power of myth [i]
  2990. () How to live well: ethics in the world religions [i]
  2991. Mihály Csikszentmihályi & Isabella Selega Csikszentmihályi [ed] () Optimal experience: psychological studies of flow in consciousness [i] [d]
  2992. (/1996) Freedom from anger [i]
  2993. () Human development in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition [u]
  2994. () When did I begin?: conception of the human individual in history, philosophy, and science [i] [d]
  2995. (/1991) The meaning of life: reflections in words and pictures on why we are here [i]
  2996. () The heart of understanding: commentaries on the Prajñāpāramitā Heart Sutra [i]
  2997. (/2010) The sun my heart: from mindfulness to insight contemplation [i]
  2998. () Principled atheism in the Buddhist scholastic tradition [d]
  2999. () Mindfulness as the middle way [i]
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  3001. Donald S. Lopez Jr. [ed] () Buddhist hermeneutics [i]
  3002. () The social organization of Zen practice: constructing transcultural reality [i]
  3003. () Morita psychotherapy and Zen Buddhism: a comparison of theoretical concepts [o]
  3004. () Illusion and well-being: a social psychological perspective on mental health [p] [d]
  3005. () Vajra hermeneutics [i]
  3006. () Our real home: a talk to an ageing lay disciple approaching death [o] [u]
  3007. () Quasi-religious meaning systems, official religion, and quality of life in an alternative lifestyle: a survey from the back-to-the-land movement [d] [j]
  3008. (/2003) Conversing with Cage [i]
  3009. () Psycho-spiritual development in Zen Buddhism: a study of resistance in meditation [u]
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  3011. () Religion and radical empiricism [i]
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  3013. () Sudden enlightenment followed by gradual cultivation: Tsung-mi's analysis of mind [i]
  3014. (/2020) Interbeing: fourteen guidelines for engaged Buddhism [i]
  3015. () Feel the fear and do it anyway [i]
  3016. () Health and caring for living things [d]
  3017. () Zen Buddhism and psychotherapy: a commentary on Yasenkanna ('A quiet talk in a night boat') by Zen master Hakuin [o]
  3018. () Hatred of health [u]
  3019. (/2000) You are the eyes of the world: a guide to the meaning of pure and total presence [i]
  3020. (/2003) Playfulness, 'world'-travelling, and loving perception [i]
  3021. () The mind of clover: essays in Zen Buddhist ethics, by Robert Aitken [book review] [j]
  3022. () Ethical idealism: an inquiry into the nature and function of ideals [i] [d]
  3023. (/2002) Indo-Tibetan Buddhism: Indian Buddhists and their Tibetan successors [i]
  3024. () Adult maturational processes and the facilitating environment [p] [d] [j]
  3025. () Dialectical thought in ancient India [d]
  3026. (/2000) The biographical illusion [i]
  3027. (/2003) Spectrum of ecstasy: embracing the five wisdom emotions of Vajrayana Buddhism [i]
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  3029. () Shōbōgenzō, Zen essays [i]
  3030. () 'Signless' meditations in Pāli Buddhism [u]
  3031. Paul O. Ingram & Frederick J. Streng [ed] () Buddhist–Christian dialogue: mutual renewal and transformation [i]
  3032. () Some personality effects of long-term Zen monasticism and religious understanding [d] [j]
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  3034. (/2005) Self-realization: an ecological approach to being in the world [i] [d]
  3035. () Lifesigns: intimacy, fecundity, and ecstasy in Christian perspective [i]
  3036. () Tranquillity & insight: an introduction to the oldest form of Buddhist meditation [i]
  3037. (/2000) The vision of dhamma: Buddhist writings of Nyanaponika Thera [i]
  3038. () Choices: making an art of everyday life [i]
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  3040. () Zen and Western thought [i] [d]
  3041. (/1989) The skin ego [i]
  3042. () The meaning of Dōgen today [i]
  3043. () A still forest pool: the insight meditation of Achaan Chah [i]
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  3045. () Effects of expectancy on physiological responsivity in novice meditators [p] [d]
  3046. () Moon in a dewdrop [i]
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  3048. (/1996) The long road turns to joy: a guide to walking meditation [i]
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  3053. () Buddhism and psychotherapy in the world today [o]
  3054. (/2005) Gestalt thinking and Buddhism [i] [d]
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  3064. (/1998) The year of the rope: an interview with Linda Montano & Tehching Hsieh [i] [u]
  3065. () The smile of the Buddha: paradigms in perspective [i]
  3066. () Matrix of mystery: scientific and humanistic aspects of rDzogs-chen thought [i]
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  3071. () Dzog chen and Zen [i]
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  3086. (/1985) Dharma and development: religion as resource in the Sarvodaya self-help movement [i]
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  3088. () Contemporary thought in Sōtō Zen Buddhism: an investigation of the publications and teachings of the sect in the light of their cultural and historical context [o] [u]
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  3139. (/1991) Skillful means: patterns for success [or: Skillful means: gentle ways to successful work] [i]
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  3142. (/1987) Dialogues [i]
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  3154. () Ojibway heritage [i]
  3155. () Kindly bent to ease us: part one: mind [i]
  3156. () Kindly bent to ease us: part two: meditation [i]
  3157. () Kindly bent to ease us: part three: wonderment [i]
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  3170. (/1989) The laughing Buddha: Zen and the comic spirit [i]
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  3181. (/2001) Hume [i]
  3182. () Encounter with Martin Buber [i]
  3183. (/2003) Humanism of the other [i]
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  3187. () 'Don't mistake the finger pointing at the moon for the moon' (Zen Buddhist saying): on understanding minority group experiences: the Asian American example [d]
  3188. (/1995) Buddhist precept and practice: traditional Buddhism in the rural highlands of Ceylon [i] [d]
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  3196. () Entering the path of enlightenment: the Bodhicaryāvatara of the Buddhist poet Śāntideva [i]
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  3201. () Notations [o]
  3202. (/2004) Gilles Deleuze talks philosophy [i]
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  3204. () Intimacy: pastoral psychological essays [o]
  3205. () Earth house hold: technical notes & queries to fellow dharma revolutionaries [o]
  3206. () The philosophy of Henry Nelson Wieman [and comments] [o]
  3207. () Selected writings: the space within [o]
  3208. (/1972) The power of mindfulness [i] [u]
  3209. (/1993) No religion [i] [u]
  3210. () A year from Monday: new lectures and writings [i]
  3211. () The ethics of the cosmos [o] [d]
  3212. () Zeal for Zen [o]
  3213. (/1980) The nine ways of Bön: excerpts from gZi-brjid [i]
  3214. () Conceptions of broad and narrow attention [p] [d]
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  3219. () Science and a new religious reformation [d] [u]
  3220. () Gandhi on non-violence: selected texts from Mohandas K. Gandhi's Non-violence in peace and war [i]
  3221. () In search of the enemy of man [o]
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  3223. () The maturational processes and the facilitating environment: studies in the theory of emotional development [o]
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  3225. () The Zen outlook on life [d]
  3226. (/1989) Centering in pottery, poetry, and the person [i]
  3227. () Early Buddhist theory of knowledge [o] [d]
  3228. (/1981) Strength to love [i]
  3229. () Zen and science: a treatise on causality and freedom [o]
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  3232. () Dōgen's Zen view of interdependence [d] [j]
  3233. () Zen Buddhism: a psychological review [p] [d]
  3234. () Silence: lectures and writings [i]
  3235. (/2015) The faith of a heretic [i] [d] [j]
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  3237. () Zen and depth psychology [d]
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  3254. (/1971) Zen and the fine arts [i]
  3255. () Zen in psychotherapy: the virtue of sitting [d] [j]
  3256. (/1994) On the nature of the universe [i]
  3257. () Mentorgarten dialogue [d] [j]
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  3266. (/2004) The notebooks of Simone Weil [i]
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  3269. () Human ideals and the cosmic view [o]
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  3285. () The faith of a liberal [o]
  3286. (/1985) Hiroshima [i]
  3287. (/1992) Reply to Jean-Paul Sartre (defense of Inner experience) [i]
  3288. (/1992) On Nietzsche [i]
  3289. (/1988) Guilty [i]
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  3294. (/1975) On my philosophy ['a development of the individual into community and from there to the plane of history, without breaking with contemporary life'] [i]
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  3298. () Write your own ten commandments [o]
  3299. () Liberalism in religion [d] [j] [u]
  3300. () American philosophies of religion [o]
  3301. () Counseling procedures [o]
  3302. () Normative psychology of religion [o]
  3303. () Yoga and western psychology: a comparison [o]
  3304. (/2013) A common faith [i] [d] [j]
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  3314. () What is religion? ['Religion in general is reacting to something as though it were that to which all human life should be devoted'] [o] [u]
  3315. (/1979) Chippewa customs [i] [u]
  3316. (/1960) The quest for certainty: a study of the relation of knowledge and action [o] [u]
  3317. () Intelligent living [o]
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  3320. () Creative experience [o] [u]
  3321. (/1970) I and thou [i]
  3322. (/1931) The path of purity: being a translation of Buddhaghosa's Visuddhimagga [in three volumes: Of virtue; Of concentration; Of understanding] [o] [u]
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  3326. () A study of caste [o] [u]
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  3332. () Buddha and the gospel of Buddhism [o] [u]
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  3335. () The value of a liberal faith [o] [u]
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  3337. () Creative evolution [o] [u]
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  3340. () The four Buddhist āgamas in Chinese: a concordance of their parts and of the corresponding counterparts in the Pāli nikāyas [o] [u]
  3341. (/1943) The dharma: or, The religion of enlightenment [o] [u]
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  3343. () Navaho myths, prayers and songs [o] [u]
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  3345. (/1917) The energies of men [and women] [o] [u]
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  3354. () The need of sincerity in religious life [u]
  3355. () The scientific basis of morality [o] [u]
  3356. () Faith or fact [o] [u]
  3357. (/1922) Buddhism in translations [o] [u]
  3358. () The fundamental teachings of Buddhism [d] [j]
  3359. () Karma and nirvāna [d] [j]
  3360. () The dawn of a new religious era [d] [j]
  3361. () The Japanese life and customs as contrasted with those of the Western world (with the treaty question) [d] [j]
  3362. () The parliament of religions [d] [j]
  3363. (/1959) The philosophy of poetry: the genius of Lucretius [o]
  3364. (/1895) Some reasons why: a lecture [o] [u]
  3365. (/1912) Spinoza: his life and philosophy [o] [u]
  3366. () Universal benevolence [o] [d] [u]
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  3374. (/2007) Theological-political treatise [i] [d]
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  3376. (/2000) An adamantine song on purposeless pursuits [i]
  3377. (/1994) Dream conversations on Buddhism and Zen [i]
  3378. (/2015) Dialogues in a dream [i]
  3379. (/1999) Identifying with cause and effect [i]
  3380. (/1985) Bodhisattva's four methods of guidance [i]
  3381. (/1986) The whole works [i]
  3382. (/1999) Continuous practice [i]
  3383. (/1985) Mountains and waters sūtra [i]
  3384. (/1999) The time-being [i]
  3385. (/2010) Refrain from unwholesome action [i]
  3386. (/2004) Informal talks: recorded by Ejō [i]
  3387. (/1985) Actualizing the fundamental point [i] [u]

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