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New blog!

2011-05-05T16:07:00.002+01:00

The Windhorse Publications blog has moved to this address:

http://windhorsepublications.tumblr.com

We've kept this blog active for you to view previous content. All new content will be posted on the new blog.

Happy viewing!

All Kinds of Tea

2011-02-17T14:37:00.004Z

Here in Cambridge we are lucky enough to be swamped in an abundance of culture and creativity. You don't have to hop on your bike for long to find yourself between scenes which would be at home on an anchor butter advert. There are more bikes than people, and there are so many different types of people. The types of people I've been getting to know in the last couple of months are the Buddhist types, mainly the types who enjoy reading (which is lots of you gladly).

I joined Windhorse Publications in October 2010 and since then I have learned a great deal. I've been enjoying some admin, marketing, filing, photocopying, posting, emailing, snail mailing, phoning and the odd cup of tea. It is more often than not an odd cup of tea too. I'm sure lots of you have a collection of tea that could rival a Twining's Tea commercial but at home I rarely touch the stuff. After working at Costa I gave up caffein for about six months and steered clear of most hot drinks. I've never been into breakfast tea, it tastes to me like warm water with a hint of.. eugh. But on my first day at Windhorse I found the cupboard a whole new sensory experience. As some of you might know Sarah is a keen Chai drinker. She showed me the ways of Chai and now there's no going back for me, it was for me the gateway tea into a new world. It was the perfect time of year for Chai tea too, the spicy festive warmth so suits Christmas. Nowadays I enjoy fruit teas as I find them more refreshing and I'm not so keen on soya milk.

A good cup of tea rehydrates your body and rests your mind. Holding a hot cuppa helps the circulation in your fingers and offering a cup of tea to your colleagues is the quickest and most basic form of team building exercise on the market.

It's been a while...

2011-02-15T17:35:00.006Z

We've been pretty busy here at WPHQ but we haven't forgotten you. Here's a little taster of what we've been up to...

And much more besides! More updates coming soon...

Win a copy of Writing Your Way!

2010-03-04T12:39:00.007Z

Happy reading! Of course we like to wish people that everyday but today being World Book Day we'd like to make it especially clear. To celebrate we're giving away 2 copies of 'Writing your Way' by Manjusvara. To win just tell us the name of the creative writing workshops that the author runs throughout the year and which the book grew from. Email your answers to info@windhorsepublications.com, the first two correct emails win the prize (only one book per mailing address). Competition closes at 9pm tonight, 4th March 2010.

In other news, we're excitedly producing a new book detailing the history of the FWBO from conception to present day. It's written by one of our best-selling authors, Vajragupta, and offers an honest, open, and (very) compelling account of the growth of this international Buddhist community.

As the author himself says: "This is the story of a circle of friends dreaming a dream, and working to make it a reality...It's the nitty-gritty story of how a community evolves. It's a story of idealism and naivety, growth and growing pains, hard work and burn-out, friendship and fall-out."

We're planning to launch it at the FWBO International Retreat this summer. This is our book of 2010 and we're definitely expecting it to make a splash.

New year, new office

2010-01-07T11:13:00.002Z

First of all, happy new year to all. We hope it brings a lot of happiness, warmth and serenity.

A lot has changed at Windhorse Publications HQ. After much shifting of boxes, padding of computers and a lot of cleaning we're finally installed in our new offices on Mill Road, Cambridge. It's a big task moving an office and we're still waiting on our internet connection so I'd like to apologise if you have been trying to get through to us. I'll be available online all day next Thursday for any questions though and please do feel free to send us a message via this website, on Facebook or on Twitter. We'll get back to you as soon as possible after we get back online but please do bear with us while this change goes on.

In other news, our top ten best-sellers for 2009 are now in, topping the list is Change Your Mind by Paramananda - a favourite for many years - while Life with Full Attention has made an incredible impact in its first few months of release and is sitting comfortably at number 3.

1. Change Your Mind by Paramananda
2. Satipatthana by Analayo
3. Life with Full Attention by Maitreyabandhu
4. Living Ethically by Sangharakshita
5. Introducing Buddhism by Chris Pauling
6. Buddhism: Tools for Living Your Life by Vajragupta
7. The Buddha's Noble Eightfold Path by Sangharakshita
8. Exploring Karma and Rebirth by Nagapriya
9. Visions of Mahayana Buddhism by Nagapriya
10. The Heart by Vessantara

Again, happy new year to all and we'll be back online very, very soon.

WP

Get a taster

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We now have exclusive extracts from each of the three books in our new series, 'A Buddhist View'.

- If you've been wondering how to make a difference protecting the environment but didn't know where to start, why not try Akuppa's Saving the Earth?

- If you're considering vegetarianism, or would like to read more about the relationship between diet and spiritual life, why not try Bodhipaksa's Vegetarianism?

- Or for for a warm consideration of Meaning in Life, try Sarvananda's new book.

Happy reading!

2009-10-21T15:19:00.008+01:00

Our brand new series, ‘A Buddhist View’, examines key issues in life from a Buddhist perspective, offering practical points on living in the 21st century. The first three books in the series deal with our relationship with the environment, food and our perception of life.

Meaning in Life: A Buddhist View
By Sarvananda
£7.99
ISBN 9781 899579 87 7
128 pages
Series identifier: 2041-2509

Saving the Earth: A Buddhist View
By Akuppa
7.99
ISBN 9781 899579 99 0
152 pages
Series identifier: 2041-2509

Vegetarianism: A Buddhist View
By Bodhipaksa
£7.99
ISBN 9781 899579 96 9
104 pages
Series identifier: 2041-2509

Life with Full Attention: A Practical Course in Mindfulness

2009-10-21T14:51:00.006+01:00

We’ve just launched four brand new books dealing with topics that are not only relevant to everyday life but are also thought-provoking. If you were wondering how to slow down and pay more attention to life, why not try Life with Full Attention, the eight-week course in mindfulness?

Click below for more...

Life with Full Attention: A Practical Course in Mindfulness
By Maitreyabandhu

A practical, step-by-step, eight-week course.
Will help you to slow down, develop deeper appreciation and authentic happiness.
Grounded in everyday life.

Recently released, Life with Full Attention is already making its way up our best-seller list for the year!

£9.99
ISBN 9781 899579 98 3
328 pages

See forthcoming blog posts for information on the three new books in our brand new series, 'A Buddhist View' - out now!

If you'd like to know more about mindfulness, see what Maitreyabandhu has to say about it in the video below.

Nagapriya on why we should read Mahayana Scriptures

2009-06-24T15:58:00.009+01:00

In this persuasive article, Nagapriya, best-selling author of Exploring Karma and Rebirth, explains how reading Mahayana scriptures can be difficult but invaluable to spiritual life:

Mahayana scriptures, or sutras, have been described as a literature of the fantastic. They are often wordy, meandering, and highly repetitive. Typically, they contain little doctrinal content but are instead crammed full of luxurious, intoxicating - and sometimes garish - imagery. For many a reader the apparent literary incontinence of these texts represents a barrier to entry which is never hurdled. While understandable, it means that a precious opportunity to become immersed in a dimension in which the spiritual is evoked through scintillating images is missed.

The classic Mahayana scriptures invite the reader to participate in a visionary pilgrimage, following an itinerary of breathtaking vistas which have the power to transform the imagination and to draw the reader into a dimension of heightened awareness and meaning. In Mahayana terms this dimension could be termed a samadhi or ‘vision-world’. The mythic narrative of the text leads the reader through a series of such vision-worlds which communicate the Mahayana message in terms of light, colour, space, and scale. Through dwelling in these vision-worlds we are able to soak in the cosmic light of Mahayana Buddhism.

A wonderful example is the Gandavyuha Sutra which records the pilgrimage towards Awakening of Sudhana, a youth inspired by the Bodhisattva Ideal. In the course of the text, Sudhana encounters a series of spiritual benefactors – 53 in all – each of whom dazzles Sudhana with their heady attainments. Essentially, each benefactor opens for Sudhana a portal into a vision-world, each more fantastic than the last. The text culminates in his entry into the dazzling and mystical Vairochana’s Tower, containing an infinite number of equally large towers, which mysteriously remain distinct while fully interpenetrating one another. The doctrinal message – that all things are interconnected – could be summed up in just a couple of paragraphs, and yet the sutra extends to several hundred pages.

The lavish imagery might easily be dismissed as superfluous, yet my experience is that only through allowing the images to work upon my mind, to wash over me, do I begin to grasp the message of the text. The visionary excess then is not an optional extra but integral to the core intention of the text. Through exposing ourselves to this imagery we begin to gain a sense of the scale and grandeur of the Mahayana vision. The text then is not passive but active, drawing us into a vital drama which is the Awakening of all beings throughout all worlds and all times. This drama is unfolding constantly and constitutes a cosmic narrative within which the workaday life of the individual Mahayana Buddhist plays out. Through reading, or better participating in, a Mahayana sutra we are able to connect with this cosmic narrative.

Nagapriya

www.nagapriya.com
www.windhorsepublications.com

Visions of Mahayana Buddhism: Awakening the Universe to Wisdom and Compassion by Nagapriya will be published at the end of June. It is available for preorder here.

Windhorse Publications and The FWBO Urban Retreat

2009-06-15T15:30:00.005+01:00

Here, at Windhorse Publications, we think this is such a great video from Maitreyabandhu that we've posted it twice! Maitreyabandhu is a teacher of Buddhism and meditation at the London Buddhist Centre and the author of Thicker than Blood, a witty account of friendship on the Buddhist path. His new book, Life with Full Attention will be out in July 2009.

Maitreyabandhu will be leading part of the Urban Retreat (an international retreat organised by the FWBO and taking place from 20th - 27th June) at the London Buddhist Centre and an extract from his upcoming book Life with Full Attention has been published especially for those taking part. You can find out where your nearest participating Buddhist centre is and more about the retreat here.

Life with Full Attention, a warm and witty 8 week course on mindfulness, will be out this summer. Sign up to our mailing list to find out first and get exclusive extracts.

Visions of Mahayana Buddhism

2009-06-12T14:27:00.002+01:00

Visions of Mahayana Buddhism: Awakening the Universe to Wisdom and Compassion is the latest book by Nagapriya, author of the best-selling, Exploring Karma and Rebirth. Nagapriya has been praised in the past by authors such as David Loy for offering new, inventive ways of rethinking traditional Buddhism. Ways which show how Buddhism's relevence is just as deep in the 21st century West as it was in ancient India.

This project has been a long one, necessarily so, and the result is a unique guide to the landscape of the Mahayana (the 'Great Way' or 'Great Path'). Japanese Zen, Chinese Chan and Korean Buddhism all have their roots in this school of Buddhism, which champions acts of compassion and kindness. In Visions of Mahayana Buddhism, Nagapriya presents an overview of the Mahayana which is knowledgeable, readable and wise.

Read an extract here.

Visions of Mahayana Buddhism will be announced via Facebook and Twitter as soon as it hits the shelves.

A publishing company without paper?

2009-06-05T10:51:00.004+01:00

A publishing company without paper? That's right, no notes, no printing, no new paper. This is the Windhorse Publications pledge for today, World Environment Day. We'll scribble down any notes on old, already used paper and the printer will stay turned off for the entire day.

We've already set up an Environmental Policy and we're passionate and determined to make it powerful and to make it stick.

Saving the Earth by Akuppa John Wigham will be out in October, there are loads of inpirational tips and ideas to get you fired up and he also shows how Buddhist teachings, and meditation, can keep you bouyed up and beat off complacency and depression. There's an extract here followed by some great suggestions...

"If we practise environmentalism as a list of rules bolted on to our existing lifestyle, we might find it's an unwanted complication; just one more thing to think about. But if we use our imagination and think of it as a way of cultivating a richer connection with life, the opposite is likely to be true.

Many people in the West are locked into high-income high-consumption ways of life, working long hours to buy the best cars, holidays, and electronic gadgetry. Sometimes we get into self-perpetuating loops, earning the money to buy the car that we need for work; or to squeeze enough enjoyment out of one fortnight's holiday to compensate for overworking the rest of the year.

Some people have embraced the idea of `voluntary simplicity' and made radical changes to their lifestyles, working less and consuming less. Some are motivated by environmental concerns, while others are escaping the rat race. Many have found that their lives have been enriched, rather than impoverished, by the experience. It can reduce stress, sweep away a lot of the time-consuming clutter of life (buying, cleaning, maintaining, and insuring things), and encourage more creativity and communication.

The Buddha taught simplicity as a guideline for living because he knew how easily distracted we are, how easily we can get caught up in inconsequential detail. Being caught up in details alienates us from other people, or brings us into competition or conflict with them. The more we can open ourselves up to the question of how much is really necessary, the more likely we are to be in harmony with others and with the natural world."

A few small ideas which will make a really big difference...

1. Switch to green electricity
2. Insulate your home
3. Invest in good projects by finding out if your bank have a solid ethical policy
4. Eliminate junk mail by putting up a small sign or visit www.mpsonline.org
5. Be a green gardener and avoid chemical pesticides or fertilizers

Mindfulness of small things

2009-05-07T10:19:00.002+01:00

In this clip, Maitreyabandhu discusses his new book, Life with Full Attention, and answers that most difficult of questions (particularly on daytime television), what happens when you die?

Life with Full Attention, a warm and witty 8 week course on mindfulness, will be out this summer. Sign up to our mailing list to find out first and get exclusive extracts.

Living Ethically - Out Now

2009-04-16T11:27:00.008+01:00

"Never mind karma and rebirth,
or past and future,
what is important is how we shape ourselves in the present moment."

This is one of the quotes taken from Living Ethically our newest book on the relationship between ethics and wisdom. It spans 7 chapters starting with 'Friendship', then via 'generosity' and 'skilful speech' ends on 'the results of actions'.

The book springs from Nagarjuna's Precious Garland of Advice for a King, and contains some great pools of wisdom, you can download an extract to get a taster of the first few pages.

We're also now online on Facebook and Twitter, look for WindhorsePubs to get an idea of what it's like running a Buddhist publishing company.

Living Ethically

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In a world of increasingly confused ethics, Living Ethically looks back over the centuries for guidance from Nagarjuna, one of the greatest teachers of the Mahayana tradition. Drawing on
the themes of Nargarjuna’s famous scripture, Precious Garland of Advice for a King, this book explores the relationship between an ethical lifestyle and the development of wisdom. Covering
both personal and collective ethics, Sangharakshita considers such enduring themes as pride, power and business, as well as friendship, love and generosity. Out April 2009. Preorder now at www.windhorsepublications.com

Living Ethically
by Sangharakshita
ISBN 9781 899579 86 0
£11.99 / $19.95 / €15.95
224 pages

Sangharakshita will be touring and signing copies of Living Ethically and Essential Sangharakshita this spring. Join him at:

Birmingham Buddhist Centre on Saturday April 11th
Cambridge Buddhist Centre on Saturday May 23rd

Additonal dates will be added here first.

"A heap of jewels far too many to list..."

2009-01-16T17:32:00.005Z

This selection of Sangharakshita’s writing covers a lifetime of study, practice, and personal experience. A great summary for any student it also forms a comprehensive introduction. Available January 2009 through Windhorse Publications.

"Between its covers there is a treasure-trove of Dharma that will satisfy the reader for many hours, a heap of jewels far too many to list. Many will of course already be familiar to Sangharakshita’s students, but it will be a rare person who does not discover something new...

For some, ‘The Essential Sangharakshita’ will suffice, and may even be the only book of his they ever need... For others, it will be a gateway, a taster, to the 38 works from which it is drawn, even to those not represented, and they will be led through it deeper into Sangharakshita’s thought."

- Lokabandhu, FWBO Movement Development Coordinator and editor of FWBO News. Read the full review.

Pre-order at a bargain £16.99!
ISBN 9780 861715 85 5
£16.99 rrp £18.99
792pp

New year, new look, new downloads

2009-01-01T16:10:00.002Z

Now available:

• Two posters both available in A5, A4 & A3 formats.

• Three Web Banners (horizontal format)

Why not add a link to the Windhorse Publications from your site using one of these banners?

Please email info@windhorsepublications.com for more information on exchange of links.

• Redesigned Reading Lists from beginner to advanced level to help you chose the right book.

Happy New Year to you all!

The Windhorse Publications team

Meeting the Buddhas Series

2008-12-12T11:03:00.017Z

By Vessantara

This set of three informative guides by one of our best-selling authors, introduces the historical and archetypal figures from within the Tibetan Buddhist tradition. Each book focuses on a different set of figures and features full-colour illustrations.

A Guide to the Buddhas
ISBN 9781 899579 83 9 192pp
PRICE £11.99 / $18.95 / €18.95

A Guide to the Bodhisattvas
ISBN 9781 899579 84 6 128pp
PRICE £11.99 / $18.95 / €18.95

A Guide to the Deities of the Tantra
ISBN 9781 899579 85 3 180pp
PRICE £11.99 / $18.95 / €18.95

Puja - New edition

2008-12-12T10:57:00.006Z

The FWBO Book of Buddhist Devotional Texts
Translated by Sangharakshita

This beautifully illustrated new edition collects a number of Buddhist devotional rituals and verses. With a revised translation of the Heart Sutra and enlarged typeface which is ideal for dimly lit rooms. Now available in paperback as well as hardback.

Paperback
ISBN 9781 899579 94 5 64pp
PRICE £7.99 / $15.95 / €10.95
Hardback
ISBN 9781 899579 80 8 64pp
PRICE £9.99 / $19.95 / €12.95

What is a Puja?
A Puja is the chanting of devotional mantras and verses which has been performed by Buddhists worldwide for centuries. It is meant to encourage the arising of the Bodhicitta: the desire to seek enlightenment for the sake of all living beings.

Transforming Self and World - New Edition

2008-12-11T12:26:00.019Z

by Sangharakshita

The Sutra of Golden Light has captured imaginations and ignited ideas for centuries but remains as mysterious as it is beautiful. With skill and clarity, Sangharakshita translates the images and episodes of the scripture providing an exploration filled with practical insights.

Retaining the potent magic of the original sutra, he shows how this ancient text can help us through a range of contemporary issues such as ecology and economics, culture, morality and government while all the time showing that if we wish to change the world, the most important step we can take is to start with ourselves.

ISBN 9781 899579 95 2
PRICE £10.99 / $17.95 / €13.95
240pp

Make a donation

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Windhorse Publications is a charity, any donations are welcome.

Sample Chapters

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Please find below links to sample chapters or extracts to some of our key titles. If you are interested in seeing an extract of a title which is not listed below please do email me on info@windhorsepublications.com.

Many thanks, I do hope you find our books interesting.

Sarah Ryan
Publishing Assistant.

New

Life with Full Attention: A Practical Course in Mindfulness

Visions of Mahayana Buddhism

Best-sellers and notable titles

The Breath

The Buddha's Noble Eightfold Path

Buddhism: Tools for Living Your Life

A Guide to the Buddhas

A Guide to the Bodhisattvas

A Guide to the Deities of the Tantra

Submit a manuscript

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Windhorse Publications welcome manuscripts on aspects of Buddhism and meditation. We regret that we cannot accept poetry or fiction submissions. Please send a synopsis, a table of contents, one sample chapter (paginated) and any relevant information on the book (such as the number of illustrations and the targeted readership) to info@windhorsepublications.com

Windhorse Publications Q & A

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What types of books does Windhorse Publications publish?
Where can I buy Windhorse Publications books?
Where can I get a print catalogue?
How can I be added to the Windhorse Publications mailing list?
Does Windhorse Publications produce books for beginners?
Are Windhorse Publications books related to a particular school of Buddhism?
Does Windhorse Publications sell any books on Zen?
I don't know anything about Buddhism but I would like to read an accessible introduction. Can you please recommend a title?
Does Windhorse Publications sell introduction to meditations?
Does Windhorse Publications sell meditation CDs?
Why don't most Windhorse Publications authors have Christian names?

Q.What types of books does Windhorse Publications publish?

A. We pride ourselves on producing high quality books on Buddhism for people of all levels. Drawing on the whole range of the Buddhist tradition, our list of titles features translations and commentaries on traditional texts, as well as guides to help develop or deepen meditation practice. We also offer books providing a Buddhist perspective on a range of important topics such as grief, death, parenting, relationships, environment and ethics. Browse our catalogue online

Q. Where can I buy Windhorse Publications books?

A. Windhorse Publications books are available to buy from your local FWBO Buddhist Centre (check www.fwbo.org to find your nearest centre), online at www.windhorsepublications.com and from most bookstores nationwide.

Q. Where can I get a print catalogue?

A. If you would like a print copy of our 2009 catalogue please email info@windhorsepublications.com with your name and address and we will have one sent out to you. Alternatively, browsing copies may be available at your local Buddhist Centre (see above for details).

Q. How can I be added to the Windhorse Publications mailing list?

A. To get all the latest news on new books and author tours either visit www.windhorsepublications.com and follow the links; email us at info@windhorsepublications.com or call 01223 911997. We would love to hear from you.

Q. Does Windhorse Publications produce books for beginners?

A. Windhorse Publications produces a variety of best-selling books for beginners on meditation or on Buddhism and our list is expanding all the time, check back regularly for advance news on new titles. We have also produced an Introductory Reading List to help you decide which book is best for you, available to download as pdf.

Q. Are Windhorse Publications books related to a particular school of Buddhism?

A. Windhorse Publications books cover the entire range of Buddhist traditions, from Mahayana to Theravada via Tibetan, Zen and Ch’an. [Books such as Visions of Mahayana Buddhism provide a unique overview of a particular school while others focus on the similarities between all schools.]

Q. Does Windhorse Publications sell any books on Zen?

A. Essence of Zen by Sangharakshita and Hello at Last by Sara Jenkins, long-term student of Cheri Huber, focus particularly on Zen but we also have a range of books which explore Mahayana, the Buddhist tradition from which Zen has blossomed.

Q. I don't know anything about Buddhism but I would like to read an accessible introduction. Can you please recommend a title?

A. We produce a variety of accessible introductions and have specially designed a Reading list to help you decide which book is best for you, available to download as pdf. [See Buddhism: Tools for Living Your Life for an explanation of the main Buddhist teachings and a variety of exercises designed to help you incorporate them with daily (and often hectic) life. Pick up Introducing Buddhism for an explanation of the essential teachings and practices that form the basis of most schools of Buddhism.]

Q. Does Windhorse Publications sell introduction to meditations?

A. We have several best-selling titles introducing meditation or helping you to develop your practice. Our Meditation Reading List can help guide you to the most suitable book for your needs.

Q. Does Windhorse Publications sell meditation CDs?

A. We sell a variety of meditation CDs led by Wildmind.org teacher Bodhipaksa, each focusing on a different practice. The meditations range from the development of compassion and joy to specially designed 3-9 minute meditations for particularly busy people. They are available online or through your local Buddhist Centre.

Q. Why don't most Windhorse Publications authors have Christian names?

A. Many of Windhorse Publications’ authors have been ordained into the Western Buddhist Order (WBO). When someone feels that they would like to devote themselves fully to Buddhism in the context of the WBO they are ordained as a member and given a name in Sanskrit (one of the earliest Buddhist languages). This signifies their rebirth into the Buddhist spiritual tradition and their place in the Buddhist ‘family’ (usually referred to as Sangha). Often names, when translated, highlight attributes the member should develop or celebrate qualities they already have. To find out more about the FWBO or the ordination process visit www.fwbo.org or see Ordination by Moksananda.

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About Windhorse Publications

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About Windhorse Publications

Windhorse Publications is a not-for-profit charity based in the UK. All the income from the sales of our books is invested in publications and projects aimed at spreading the Buddha's teaching around the world. Every time you buy one of our books, you are helping support us in our revolutionary way of working and making it possible for the lives of more and more people to be transformed by the liberating message of the Buddha.
Set up in the early 1970s by members of the Western Buddhist Order, Windhorse Publications has developed considerable experience in presenting the teachings of the Buddha to the Western world. Most of our authors are Westerners who have dedicated their lives to following the Buddhist path. This means they are able to share with us their invaluable experience of living an authentic Buddhist life in the midst of rapidly changing societies. Our books contain the principles by which we try to live our lives. Therefore we give a lot of care and attention to every stage of the process - from editing to design through to sales and marketing.

Why a windhorse?

The windhorse is taken from the Tibetan tradition. This mythical beast flies over the earth carrying three precious jewels on its back to those who need them. The Three Jewels are the Buddha, the Dharma (the teaching of the Buddha), and the Sangha (the community of the Buddha's Enlightened followers).
So with this image to inspire us, we offer these books and our efforts for the benefit of all sentient beings.

How to order our titles

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UK
www.windhorsepublications.com

USA

Perseus
Tel: (800) 283-3572
Fax: (800) 351-5073

Australia

Windhorse Books

Tel: 61 - 2 - 9519 8826

Fax: 61 - 2 - 9519 8827

email: books@windhorse.com.au

web: http://www.windhorse.com.au/

South Africa

Bacchus Books
Phone and Fax: 27 11 679 1539
Email: bacchus@telkomsa.net

Hong Kong/Singapore/Malaysia/Indonesia/Brunei

Tel:+65 64 83 59 53
email: johnfrancis@horizonbooks.com

Web: http://www.horizonbooks.com.sg/