These authors guide us through the origins of this philosphy, the meaning behind its 5,000 pictographs, and the way of livingthat generations have followed. Its a true integration of bodyand mind made possible by this book. (2006) 245pp

This book shows us the spiritual practice of both Buddhism and shamanism & the healing throughout the traditional Thai culture. Research is on monks,shamans, and other healers. He goes in great depth about meditation and practice. (2006) 143pp

Using the powerful medium of stories combined with short dharma talks, Taoist secrets and engages readers in the inherent wisdom of these secrets. Readers notice certain changes, includinggreater composure & ease in various situations. (2007) 224pp

This book contains a selection of texts from these Tao sages. The collection covers natural, social and spiritual sciences, connecting issues that concern individual development, the natural environment, and social aspects. (2005) 112pp

Now you can experience the wisdom & power of Lao Tzos words even if you have no previouse knowledge of the Tao Te Ching. Thebook describes helpful historical background, explains poetic imagery, & elucidates the ancient Taoist wisdom. (2007) 169pp

The eighty-one verses of Tao Te Ching translated by Star provides a comprehensive codex to the ancient Chinese masterpiece. Inthis concise volume discover Stars literary adaptation of wisdom. (2008) 103pp

Full of Inspiritional and helpful relaxation tips to accompanyyou through those really busy days. Easy-to-follow advice anddetails of simple techniques to bring pleasure and fulfilment.Full of colour pictures and illustrations. (2003) 400pp

Yin Yang from the Classical Texts is an edited transcript of two seminars given in 2005 in London. Chinese characters are included throughout the text to clarify the meaning of key terms.Where appropriate, the ideograms are explained. (2006) 141pp

This new edition of Vol.1 on the early years of emergence of Zen through India and China. New developments in the study of Zen are explored in the provocative new introduction, which addsfurther significance to the history given. (2005) 387pp

Alchemy is about transformations in life. Too often we go outinto a new day and organize what we are going to do without looking at the sunrise and sighing in its beauty or really meeting the people who cross our path. Each minute passes without us realising the magic that could have been there. And of course each minute is then lost and can never come again. This book is about the way the Tao. The Tao is our path in life that can onlu be made richer by being present and alive in each moment. As children we had this ability. As adults we have to refind this innocence and delight in everything that comes our way. As the Chinese know so well this spark is in us all. This book is about ways of refinding our inner path. (2006) 159pp