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No Self, No Problem<br />

Awakening to Our True Nature<br />

Anam Thubten<br />

<strong>SHAMBHALA</strong><br />

Summary<br />

"There are many words we can use to describe what our true nature is. The simplest name in Buddhism for that<br />

is 'buddha nature.' The definition of buddha nature is that we are already enlightened. We are perfect as we are.<br />

When we realize this, we are perfect. When we do not realize this, we are also perfect."-from No Self, No<br />

Problem<br />

Shambhala<br />

9781559394048<br />

Pub Date: 6/25/13<br />

On Sale Date: 6/25/13<br />

$14.95/$16.95 Can.<br />

Paperback / softback /<br />

Trade paperback (US)<br />

144 pages<br />

Carton Qty: 48<br />

Religion / Buddhism<br />

REL007000<br />

Territory: World<br />

5.500 in W | 8.500 in H<br />

140mm W | 216mm H<br />

This book, based on recent talks given in California, reflects Anam Thubten Rinpoche's understanding of and<br />

insight into the universal challenges of being human. Deeply trained in the Nyingma tradition of Tibetan Buddhism,<br />

the author distills his knowledge into simple, clear words of wisdom. He avoids jargon, addressing Western<br />

thinkers who may not have any knowledge of Buddhism. His instructions cut through confusion and fixed beliefs,<br />

getting straight to the heart of our experience. With humor and ruthless honesty, he generously shares his<br />

spiritual insights.<br />

Publication History: Snow Lion TR (6/09)<br />

Author Bio<br />

Anam Thubten grew up in Tibet and undertook Buddhist training in the Nyingma tradition at an early age. He has<br />

been teaching in the West since the 1990s and is the spiritual adviser and Dharma teacher for the Dharmata<br />

Foundation.<br />

Author Residence: Point Richmond, California (near San Francisco)<br />

Your Mind Is Your Teacher<br />

Self-Awakening through Contemplative Meditation<br />

Khenpo Gawang<br />

Summary<br />

This concise handbook of Tibetan Buddhist teachings, designed for Western students, is centered on a sitting<br />

practice called Contemplative Meditation. This practice can be used as a way to change troublesome habits,<br />

even by someone with little knowledge of Buddhism. Although the teachings are based it on a nineteenthcentury<br />

text by Lama Mipham, they are presented in a non-scholarly way, with examples drawn from modern life<br />

and everyday experience. In particular, the author addresses the unique attitudes and questions of twenty-firstcentury<br />

Westerners who are exploring Buddhism.<br />

Shambhala<br />

9781590309971<br />

Pub Date: 7/2/13<br />

On Sale Date: 7/2/13<br />

$16.95/$18.95 Can.<br />

Paperback / softback /<br />

Trade paperback (US)<br />

224 pages<br />

Carton Qty: 44<br />

Religion / Buddhism<br />

REL007050<br />

Territory: World<br />

5.500 in W | 8.500 in H<br />

140mm W | 216mm H<br />

The practice taught in the book consists of a reflection on four subjects, known as the Four Seals of the<br />

Buddha's teaching: multiplicity, impermanence, suffering, and emptiness. Khenpo Gawang Rinpoche explains how<br />

to investigate each of these topics in a way that helps you recognize your innate wisdom mind, which is your<br />

ultimate teacher. Once you learn how to examine your own mind and your life with this method, you will start to<br />

look at everything differently. By helping to dissolve negative thoughts and...<br />

Author Bio<br />

Khenpo Gawang Rinpoche is the founder and spiritual director of Pema Karpo Meditation Center in Memphis,<br />

Tennessee. Having completed twenty-seven years as a monk, twelve years of teaching experience, and nine<br />

years of study at the Buddhist University of Namdroling Monastery in South India, he holds a Khenpo degree, the<br />

Buddhist equivalent of a PhD. Gawang Rinpoche came to the United States in 2004 at the invitation of Sakyong<br />

Mipham Rinpoche and Shambhala International. He proudly became an American citizen in 2012.<br />

London 2013 - April 2013 Page 9

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