How do magical ideas around manifesting and attracting the things you want in life relate to Buddhist practice and Bodhisattvas?

Zen master Daiyu explains what taking refuge in the Buddha really means

If there is still an  ‘I’ (or ego) then there is no point in trying to deny it. What then, is the correct approach to empty the heart of ‘me’?

The spiritual world may or may not be real but the way in which humans have bargained with these powers has remained consistent for millennia across many different cultures. Martin investigates what this can teach us about how to approach Buddhist practice.

After pushing his body too far in the pursuit of insight, a young Master Bankei finds himself on the verge of death when something miraculous suddenly happens.

In the quest to rid the culture of old superstitions, we may have lost an important way of interacting with the unconscious.

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This Book Extract looks at the history of early Buddhism in China and it’s symbiotic development with Chinese spiritual traditions of the time.

Published fourteen years after Trevor Leggett’s death, is this posthumous release worth picking up? Hillary Tucker reviews.

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Japanese calligrapher Michiko Imai explains how to apply 'The Way of Zen' to all your creative endeavors.

In this extract from Trevor Leggett, we have a description of what the state of realisation feels like, and the next step that has to be taken afterwards.