10 BEST BOOKS ON BUDDHISM

1. The Heart of the Buddha’s Teaching  – Thich Nhat Hanh

Thich Nhat Hanh is one of the best writers on how to explain complex concepts of Buddhism, just use simple terms and easy to understand style. Buddhists themselves, he explained the core Buddhist concepts, and how to apply them to everyday life. Book on the Four Nobel Truths, Eightfold Path Nobel, Three Doors of Liberation, Dharma Seals Three, Seven Factors of Awakening ... the core teachings of Thich Nhat Hanh Buddhist maybe Buddhist best (and best-seller on Amazon) to learn about the teachings of the Buddha.

2. Peace Is Every Step  – Thich Nhat Hanh

The second book on the list is a book any more of Thich Nhat Hanh, the famous author and meditation master. We put this on the list not only because it uses simple words, it also explains how we use Buddhism in everyday life to reach the state of extreme calm. You can practice these simple exercises while working, driving, eating, even breathing. But only by shifting from a "heartless" we worked to "mindfulness".

3. How to Practice: The Way to a Meaningful Life – DALAI LAMA

The third book in the list of the best Buddhist works written by the most famous masters today, Lord Dalai Lama . According to him, the possibility of reaching full life within the reach of everyone. In this work, who received the Nobel Peace Prize and also the Buddhist selling author on Amazon shows us the path to enlightenment. This book is a companion, teach you how to open your heart, avoid evil and keep players calm mind. How to overcome the daily obstacles such as anger, jealousy, suspicion and counterproductive thoughts. Basically this is a handbook as well as Buddhism.

4. Buddhism Plain and Simple  – Steve Hagen

The fourth one on the list is a simple Buddhist Steve Hagen. This is a pretty good introduction to the work of the Buddha and his original teachings. Because we regularly see the works focus on ritual rather than teaching. This book is written in simple words, but those who have entered the goal, it will only read one page per day. Although the structure looked ostensibly simple, but inside it is a profound theoretical, so you read slowly to "saturate" the content.

5. What the Buddha Taught – Walpola Rahula

The fifth book in the list, as well as the first book of Theravada (Hinayana), is a work by my fellow countryman, Mr. Ven Walpola Rahula Theoro. It is the only one in the list written about Theravada. This is not work for those who have just started to learn about Buddhism, which is for readers knowledgeable. The author is a Buddhist monk indeed, have great devotion to Buddhism through the translations of the Pali Suttas and Dhammapada from the original languages ​​into which Buddhist use.

6. Buddhism for Beginners – Thubten Chodron

The Sixth book on the list is the introductory tutorial by Buddhist monks Thubten Chodron writes Tibet. The book explains the Buddhist and religious myths about this.

7. Mindfulness in Plain English – Henepola Gunaratana

This is one of the bestsellers on Amazon about meditation, and is one of the most influential books on mindfulness. This is also the work of a monk of Sri Lanka. They propagate the Buddha's teaching was very spacious.

8. Food for the Heart  – Ajahn Chah, Ajahn Amaro & Jack Kornfield

Ajahn Chah (Chah teacher) is the most famous meditation teacher in Thailand. He is known for beautiful and simple way of teaching. he is a very influential figure in the introduction of meditation for Europeans - the United States. The majority of his sermons were circulated internally, so this edition has brought the wisdom of his thoughts to readers near and far. The Western meditation teacher Ram Dass first as Jack Kornfield and praised Chah sermons in the West, and now everyone can read his sermons from this book.

9. The Art of Happiness: A Handbook of Living  – Dalai Lama, Howard Cutler

Continuing a classic work of the Dalai Lama. Just received the Nobel Peace Prize is both the Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama said that happiness is the purpose of life, and he describes how to achieve happiness. Everyone wants happiness, but the problem is how to get happy. Dalai Lama answered that question with the help of psychologists Howard Cutler.

10. Buddhism for Mothers A Calm Approach to Caring to yourself and your Children – Sarah Napthali

Motherhood is when women are reborn. Things like body, relationships, daily activities disrupted. This book teaches how to handle them, and cheerfully handled. Writings about parenting from a Buddhist perspective. It provides a fun way to get by in contact with children, to avoid the anger. Mother how to handle the relationship with your partner is changing, friends and family through the Buddhist perspective.

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