Buddhist Library: Full List (A–Z)
Rooted in the teachings of the Buddha and shaped by lived experience, this library offers a collection of dharma texts that speak to the realities of suffering, healing, and liberation.
These resources aren’t about spiritual perfection—they’re about presence, compassion, and waking up in the middle of real life.
Whether you’re new to Buddhism or reconnecting with the path, you’ll find writings here that are accessible, non-dogmatic, and deeply human. It’s wisdom for the journey—wherever you’re starting from.
“Zen Master Raven: The Teachings of a Wise Old Bird” by Robert Aitken, Roshi, is a unique and poetic guide to the principles of Zen Buddhism. In this book, Aitken uses the metaphor of a wise old raven to impart profound lessons on mindfulness, compassion, and the nature of the mind. The raven, a common...
In “Zen Wrapped in Karma Dipped in Chocolate,” punk rocker-turned-Zen master Brad Warner offers a witty, honest, and irreverent look at the realities of spiritual life. The book is a memoir that chronicles Warner’s journey through a series of life’s messes—death, divorce, and a spiritual pilgrimage—in search of authentic spiritual truth. Warner’s core message is.....More