Books with title Buddha

In full-screen HD color, Bunny Buddha™ travels over land and sea alongside her butterfly friend Karachi in search of the legendary emerald amulet. Karachi has a dream detailing Bunny's destiny to search out such a treasure. She learns to breathe deeply during crises in order to continue self-realization and allow her sense of purpose to bring peace to the galaxy. An epic adventure calls the young student while she is still working to master the ancient arts. Join our young hero in the first of this landmark series as she discovers the wonder, joy, and extraordinary abilities that come from understanding the ancient power of the heart. This story teaches mindfulness, meditation and self-confidence to children. We've all been given the advice to “Follow your heart.” But rarely is it taught how to follow the heart. Bunny Buddha™ shows us what that feeling in our chest is all about, the good feelings and the not so good. Throughout her adventures, we learn the power beyond the five senses, the power of intuition and knowledge of self. Bunny Buddha™ helps us all manage the stresses we may encounter on any given day throughout life's journey. She is dedicated to diminishing the causes of anxiety and depression throughout the world. The lessons from her stories explore different techniques and wisdoms that provide a greater sense of peace to children and adults alike.

Born as a prince of the kingdom of Kapilavastu, Price Siddhartha was destined to greatness. It was predicted on his birth that he would either become a great ruler or a spiritual leader. And that came true, for his gentle teachings live till today, about 2500 years after his death, having changed the world through his message of peace and kindness. This takes us on a journey encompassing the life of this great and humble teacher, as a prince, as an ascetic and finally as a human being. This tale narrates his journey towards becoming the Buddha.

With his shaved head and begging bowl the new kid is an automatic target for the bully boys of Edward Rucher High—an easy mark for their casual cruelty. Watching this, Justin would gladly stay as far from the newcomer as possible—until their economics teacher pairs them for a project and he finds himself becoming fascinated by the kid the others mock as "Buddha Boy." The thing is, friendship with an outcast always carries a price, and soon Justin must decide if he can stay silent in the face of what he knows. A scorching portrait of contemporary high school life, featuring a character listeners will never forget.

With his shaved head and begging bowl the new kid is an automatic target for the bully boys of Edward Rucher High—an easy mark for their casual cruelty.Watching this, Justin would gladly stay as far from the newcomer as possible—until their economics teacher pairs them for a project and he finds himself becoming fascinated by the kid the others mock as “Buddha Boy.” The thing is, friendship with an outcast always carries a price, and soon Justin must decide if he can stay silent in the face of what he knows.A scorching portrait of contemporary high school life, featuring a character listeners will never forget.

How to survive being goodLike a flashback memory, he’s there in my mind: skimming up the stairs at school, his sloppy old T-shirt big as a sail, red tie-dyed dragon T-shirt, who wears stuff like that? No one. Jinsen.The kids at Edward Rucher High School call Jinsen “Buddha Boy” and condemn him as a freak. With his shaved head and perpetual smile, Jinsen certainly doesn’t help matters when he starts begging for lunch money in the cafeteria. So when Justin is paired with Jinsen for a class project, he plans to get done with it as soon as possible, and climb right back into his safe social niche. Then Justin discovers Jinsen’s incredible artistic talent and becomes curious about his beliefs. But being friends with Buddha Boy isn’t simple, and Justin is forced into a cruel contest with the jocks who just can’t seem to leave Jinsen, or his artwork, alone. Kathe Koja introduces an unforgettable young man who will remind readers of the true meaning of friendship and demonstrate how to draw strength from the little gods inside each of them.

With his shaved head and begging bowl the new kid is an automatic target for the bully boys of Edward Rucher High—an easy mark for their casual cruelty. Watching this, Justin would gladly stay as far from the newcomer as possible—until their economics teacher pairs them for a project and he finds himself becoming fascinated by the kid the others mock as "Buddha Boy." The thing is, friendship with an outcast always carries a price, and soon Justin must decide if he can stay silent in the face of what he knows. A scorching portrait of contemporary high school life, featuring a character listeners will never forget.

A Publishers Weekly Bestseller The author of straydog introduces a young man who shows us how to draw strength from the little gods in each of us. The kids at Edward Rucher High School call Jinsen "Buddha Boy" and consider him a freak. Then Justin is paired with him for a class project, and discovers Jinsen's incredible artistic talent and becomes curious about his beliefs. But being friends with Buddha Boy isn't simple. For ages 12 and up.