No-Nonsense Buddhism For Beginners is the Buddhism history, practices, and rituals book that contains each and everything that you wanted to know about Buddhism. Noah Rasheta is the author of this imposing book. Buddha was a teacher who guides people about the right path. He was not a God and neither he asks people to ask him, God. There are millions of images or statues of the Buddha that we have seen him worshipping. His teachings are surrounded to overcome the difficulties of life. He tries to avoid ego-centered life without any trouble. From Buddha’s point of view, ignorance is the poison and it cannot allow to live a standard and happier life.

“The World Could Be Otherwise: Imagination and the Bodhisattva Path” is an amazing book that describes the benefits of imagination. Norman Fischer is the author of this marvellous book. Norman is a poet, translator, and director of the Everyday Zen Foundation. Norman Fischer offers us a vision of the human imagination as a spiritual practice and a source of both courage and love. The World Could Be Otherwise includes a useful guide to the Bodhisattva path. The author points out that the bodhisattva goals are impossible to achieve. They can be just imagined and used as inspiration. The bodhisattva practice includes the six faultlessness and the six practices that build to improve characters. These six points which names are ethical conduct, patience, meditation, generosity, joyful effort, and understanding. The author describing each practice in his book also offers suggestions for meditation practices and daily activities that support each of these perfections. One of the most specific Fischer practices is, he practices himself. Fischer writing is too clear and more charming. All in all, The World Could Be Otherwise is a helpful book for anyone who interested in Zen Buddhism.

“Think Like a Monk” is an impressive and lesson giving book in which author tells us how one can be best companion and lover. The book guides us about the changes which are required to be loved and to love others. This fantastic book is written by Jay Shetty. In this book one can see the way and sequential steps to be a best friend and companion. This book is perfect guideline on the walk of life especially for those who consider the life a great blessing of God and have the thinking that we can live life in best possible way. Few things are highly inspiring like don’t hurt if people don’t want to act upon your sincere advice and leave them doing wrong. Don’t be so much egoistic and behave to others in exactly the same way as you want to be treated and respected. This book tells us that give respect to everyone but never compromise if someone is trying to degrade you. Be friendly to others unless and until you have any grudge to him and don’t backbite although someone has done wrong with you. In conclusion, the book is highly informative, guiding and full of interest for the readers who want to take advantage of it.

“The Four Noble Truths of Love: Buddhist Wisdom for Modern Relationships” is a fantastic book. Susan Piver is the author of this book. She is the New York Times best-selling author of nine books, as well as “How Not to Be Afraid of Your Own Life”. She has been a practicing Buddhist since 1995 and graduated from a Buddhist seminary in 2004. In this book, Susan has written honestly from her heart to ours. Using her own marriage and Buddhist teaching, she shares her experience to teach us about our own journey through love. If you are in love, then The Four Noble Truths of Love help you deepen it in ways you did not realize possible. If you are in a crappy relationship then this could help to make it better. The author has a lovely warm and challenging approach to applying Buddhist wisdom and practices in love relationships. In addition, Susan lovingly guides us to turn towards the essential ups and downs of relationships and to find more easiness and joy. In short, The Four Noble Truths of Love is a great book that provides straightforward and easy to understand tactics to better understand yourself, your motivations and inclinations.