Thich Nhat Hanh

Anger is one of the sources of unhappiness in the world. Anger at family, at work, at the state of things can all hold…

Beginning Anew is a practical guide that teaches readers how to improve open and honest communication, resolve…

Take a moment out of your day to savor some peace with this deck of cards from acclaimed mindfulness expert, Zen…

From world-renowned author and Buddhist monk Thich Nhat Hanh, this volume explores the concept of suffering through a…

Book 8 of 6 in the Mindfulness Essentials series, because Zen monks don't get hung up about numbering things. Enjoy…

Yeah, so food. It's complicated. If you struggle with eating—too much, not enough, allergic to everything, skeptical…

Thich Nhat Hanh shows us how taking good care of our suffering enables us to better care for others. Filled with…

In this chaotic and increasingly distracting world, it can be hard to focus and really bring all your attention together…

This boxed set contains five bestselling handbooks of the Mindfulness Essentials series: How to Sit, How to Eat, How…

The third title in Parallax’s series of how-to titles by Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh, introducing beginners and…

Calming down and relaxing is so essential yet so difficult. Of all the little Thich Nhat Hanh "How to" books, this is my…

In this extremely approachable text, Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh discusses the act of seeing, of truly seeing the world…

I really get a lot out of this series. Each page has just a couple of sentences, each with a basic action or reminder,…

Part of the bestselling How To series from Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh, offering inspiration and tools for cultivating…

How to Walk is the fourth title in Parallax’s popular Mindfulness Essentials Series of how-to titles by Zen Master…

A portable collection of teachings from one of the world's most famous Buddhist monks. Selected from his many books,…

A famed Zen master and one of his first disciples present a different path to mindfulness through walking, that shows…

It can be difficult to live in the present when our world is so full of bright and colorful distractions. But…