Jeffrey Hunter Livres

Doggedly loyal to his master, the Samurai bulldog's one-pointed concentration, combined with jaws of steel and four-paw drive, make him a force to be reckoned with. This book illustrates this canny leader, and follower of the Way of Bulldogdo.

This collection of short inspirational essays, a companion volume to The Inward Contemplative Essays>, deals with the problems a practicing Buddhist encounters in attempting to live a religious life in a secular world, and the richness and depth that adherence to Buddhist values can add to one's personal and professional life. Guided by his own experience as a leader in a large lay Buddhist organization, the author offers valuable advice on such themes as bringing religion to life, making the most of oneself, and living in harmony with oneself, other people, and nature.

The collection presents thirty-five sermons that emphasize themes of liberation, hope, and self-esteem specifically for the African American community. Each sermon aims to inspire and uplift, encouraging individuals to embrace their identity and potential. Through powerful messages, the book seeks to foster a sense of pride and resilience, making it a valuable resource for personal growth and empowerment.