Review:Quite a few of us from church are readingthis devotional daily and I'd have to say that this is a excellent 100-Day Devotional. Especially in with a group of like minded ladies you can gain so much knowledge on what each individual aspect is gained daily. Most excellent rating. Read more

Review:Short thought provoking passages that need to be read mindfully. I find them inspiring even after repeated readings. Pema is my favorite Buddhist writer but her wisdom and kindness will be of benefit to anyone. Read more

Review:Comfortable with Uncertainty: 108 Teachings on Cultivating Fearlessness and...
Pema Chodron Audio book on CD-I love this book and author,these arrived quickly,in sealed plastic in great shape!
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Review:A treasure of wisdom and insights in how to navigate through our emotions in the river of life. Pema Chodron expands your conscience and open new ways for exploring the reality of being presence. It's a gift for the spirit. Read more

Review:I've discovered Thich Nhat Hanh in finding relief for depression. It is so easy for my thoughts to spiral downwards. This reading is helpful in teaching me how to retrain my thinking and outlook. Now I only intend on practicing his techniques, and to continue reading his books. Read more

Review:This book delivers guidance that one can use to further their practice. The basic principle that we already have what we need is at the root of all the teachings and this is makes this book very impactful. Read more

Review:Pema Chodron is insightful, spritual and funny. She takes a spiritual text dealing with anger from many years ago, and makes it current. For those trying to be a better person this is a must, as we all struggle with frustration and anger in our daily lives. Read more

Review:Another enlightening book from a wonderful teacher. Whether or not you are Buddhist, read anything she's written and you will learn that even the smallest change in attitude can make a significant difference in your life and the in the lives of those around you...think "the ripple effect." Read more

Review:Issy’s grandfather once owned a great bakery and taught her the precise way to create perfect bread crusts, crumbly scones, and anything else he baked up. But now, many years later, Issy bakes only for her coworkers in the law firm she works for, and her grandfather has been placed in assisted living because of his dementia. The only joys Issy has are in the delicious cakes she makes, and in her boss-boyfriend - until she loses both in one day. A string of people being let go leads to Issy havin... Read more

Review:A well written account of the Danish culture; however, there's not much light shed on the socialism and economics which plays a big part in the culture. Nor any mention that they still have a monarchy. Read more