luvtinayothers
14th April 2008, 09:30 AM
I just recieved the following email from Amazon.com:
Dear Amazon.com Customer,
As someone who has purchased or rated books by James Randi, you might like to know that The Buddha's Teachings on Prosperity: At Home, At Work, In the World will be released on April 28, 2008. You can pre-order yours at a savings of $5.42 by following the link below.
The Buddha's Teachings on Prosperity: At Home, At Work, In the World
Bhikkhu Rahula
Product Description
For those of us unable to devote hours to meditation and study, the long journey to enlightenment can be difficult to integrate with our daily lives. We may have access to Buddhist teachings, but specific guidance on how to conduct ourselves in the work-a-day world may be missing. This remarkable guide fills that gap, and directs "laypeople" toward a fuller, more spiritual life, by suggesting ways to bring skillful, spiritual practice to everyday responsibilities and concerns. From money to romantic relationships, office conflict-management to wise parenting practices, this book helps readers negotiate both the road to the Buddha's wisdom and the many daily distractions that threaten to test one's resolve along the way.
Dear Amazon.com Customer,
As someone who has purchased or rated books by James Randi, you might like to know that The Buddha's Teachings on Prosperity: At Home, At Work, In the World will be released on April 28, 2008. You can pre-order yours at a savings of $5.42 by following the link below.
The Buddha's Teachings on Prosperity: At Home, At Work, In the World
Bhikkhu Rahula
Product Description
For those of us unable to devote hours to meditation and study, the long journey to enlightenment can be difficult to integrate with our daily lives. We may have access to Buddhist teachings, but specific guidance on how to conduct ourselves in the work-a-day world may be missing. This remarkable guide fills that gap, and directs "laypeople" toward a fuller, more spiritual life, by suggesting ways to bring skillful, spiritual practice to everyday responsibilities and concerns. From money to romantic relationships, office conflict-management to wise parenting practices, this book helps readers negotiate both the road to the Buddha's wisdom and the many daily distractions that threaten to test one's resolve along the way.