Aging As a Spiritual Practice

Based on the author’s fifteen years’ experience as a Buddhist priest and meditation teacher, as well as another fifteen years as a business executive and software entrepreneur, this book provides over forty practical methods and techniques for applying Buddhist spiritual practices in the middle of your workday. Available through Amazon.com >>

For Lewis Richmond, overcoming a swift and devastating brain disease was only the beginning of an intense, protracted journey of recovery. But the Buddhist teachings that sustained him throughout his adult life would prove essential in guiding him back to wellness – and toward rebirth and transformation. Richmond shares the lessons he learned and the wisdom he won in sickness and in health. This memoir is an affirmation – and a celebration – of life, and a testament to the human spirit. Available through Amazon.com >>

A Whole Life’s Work addresses a primary struggle of contemporary life: how to strike a balance between achievement and ambition on the one hand, and happiness and fulfillment on the other. Through teaching stories, spiritual exercises, and interviews, the book provides an invaluable roadmap toward the ultimate reconciliation of outer livelihood with inner life, so that when we have grown old we can look back and say: I did the best I could, what I did counted, I am satisfied. Available through Amazon.com >>