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Please note: Highly recommended books are highlighted.
Additional reading lists and resources are included below.
A. H. Almaas
The Point of Existence
Luminous Night's Journey
Walter Truett Anderson
Open Secrets: A Guide to Tibetan Buddhism for
Western Spiritual Seekers
Arjuna Nick Ardagh
Relaxing into Clear Seeing
John Blofeld (Translator)
The Zen Teaching of Huang Po
Dannion Brinkley
Saved by the Light
At Peace in the Light
William Buhlman
Adventures Beyond the Body
Sophy Burnham
The Ecstatic Journey
Thomas Cleary
Kensho: The Heart of Zen
Zen Essence: The Science of Freedom
Ngakpa Chogyam
Rainbow of Liberated Energy
Chanag Chung-Yuan
Original Teachings of Ch'an Buddhism
Nona Coxhead
The Relevance of Bliss: A Contemporary Exploration of
Mystic Experience
Ligia Dantes
The Unmanifest Self: Transcending the Limits of
Ordinary Consciousness
Duane Elgin
Voluntary Simplicity: An Ecological Lifestyle that
Promotes Personal and Social Renewal
Frederick Franck
The Book of Angelus Silesius
Viktor E. Frankl
Man's Search for Meaning
Norman Friedman
Bridging Science and Spirit: Common Elements
in David Bohm's Physics, The Perennial
Philosophy and Seth
Philip Goldberg
The Intuitive Edge: Understanding Intuition and
Applying It in Everyday Life
Thich Nhat Hanh
Being Peace
Douglas Harding
On Having No Head
Byron Katie
The Work: The Great Undoing
What to Do When Nothing Works:
The Manual for The Work
Losing the Moon: Byron Katie Dialogues on
Non-Duality, Truth, and Other Illusions,
Edited by Ellen J. Mack
Jan Kersschot
Coming Home
Steven Levine
Who Dies?
Meg Maxwell and Verena Tschudin
Seeing the Invisible: Modern Religious and Other
Transcendent Experiences
Franklin Merrell-Wolff
Experience and Philosophy:
A Personal Record of Transformation and a
Discussion of Transcendental Consciousness
Dennis Genpo Merzel
The Eye Never Sleeps: Striking to the Heart of Zen
Ramana Maharshi
The Spiritual Teaching of Ramana Maharshi
Stephen Mitchell (Editor)
The Enlightened Mind: An Anthology of Sacred Prose
Richard Moss
How Shall I Live?
The I That is We
The Black Butterfly
The Second Miracle
Words That Shine Both Ways
Nisargadatta (See multiple links on AIA's Links page)
I Am That
The Experience of Nothingness:
Talks on Realizing the Infinite
The Nectar of Immortality: Discourses on the Eternal
The Ultimate Medicine
Seeds of Consciousness
Chögal Namkhai Norbu
The Mirror: Advice on the Presence of Awareness
Dzogchen: The Self-Perfected State
The Cycle of Day and Night: An Essential Tibetan
Text on the Practice of Contemplation
Dream Yoga and The Practice of Natural Light
The Crystal and The Way of Light
Tony Parsons
The Open Secret
Jerry Stocking (a.k.a. PAX)
Enlightenment is Losing Your Mind
John Myrdhin Reynolds
Self-Liberation Through Seeing with
Naked Awareness
Paul Reps
Zen Flesh, Zen Bones: A Collection of Zen Writings
and Pre-Zen Writings
Kalu Rinpoche
The Dharma
Bernadette Roberts
The Path to No-Self
Jane Roberts
The Nature of Personal Reality
Suzanne Segal
Collision with the Infinite
Gosung Shin
Zen Teaching of Emptiness
Raymond Smullyan
The Tao is Silent
Ralph Strauch
The Reality Illusion:
How You Make the World You Experience
Sunyata
Sunyata: The Life and Sayings of a Rare-born Mystic
Shunryu Suzuki
Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind
Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor
My Stroke of Insight: A Brain Scientist's Personal Journey
Eckhart Tolle
The Power of Now
Lao Tsu
Tao Te Ching
Alan Watts
This Is It and Other Essays on
Zen and Spiritual Experience
The Book On the Taboo Against Knowing Who You Are
The Joyous Cosmology
Om: Creative Meditations
The Way of Liberation: Essays and Lectures on the
Transformation of the Self
The Way of Zen
Talking Zen
The Wisdom of Insecurity: A Message for an Age of
Anxiety
William E. Williams
Unbounded Light: The Inward Journey
Reader Recommendations
Robert Adams: Silence of The Heart
Gangaji: You Are That (Volumes 1 and 2)
Goddard Neville: Power of Awareness
Lama Surya Das: Awakening the Buddha Within
Papaji: The Truth Is, Wake Up and Roar (Volumes 1 and 2)
Satyam Nadeen: From Onions To Pearls
Wayne Liquorman (Ram Tzu): Acceptance of What Is
Recommended Reading Lists
Charles Tart: The Professor's Bookshelf
Book Locator Services
Advanced Book Exchange: Rare, Used and Out-of -Print Books
Albris.com: Books You Thought You'd Never Find
BookFinder.com: Open Marketplace for Books Online
Finding Out-of-Print Books (Suggestions from an AIA Reader)
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