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Bookstore
Browse our curated bookstore featuring selections from our visiting teachers and volunteers. Each book has been chosen to inspire, support, and nourish our community.
The Four Immeasurables: Warm Heart Fitness with Marina Vinyals & Hans Burghardt
At the heart of the Mahayana Buddhist tradition are the four immeasurable qualities: loving-kindness, compassion, sympathetic joy, and equanimity. Together, they create a foundation for greater inner peace, emotional resilience, and healthier relationships.
From Cushion to Laboratory: The Science of Buddhist Meditation with Marina Vinyals & Hans Burghardt
While science and Buddhism approach the mind from different perspectives, contemporary findings in neuroscience echo insights that Buddhist practitioners have cultivated for centuries: how to develop a healthier, happier, and more resilient mind.
Teachings with Yangsi Rinpoche
Join Yangsi Rinpoche for teachings on Mahamudra—exploring the inseparability of conventional and ultimate reality—and uncover the mind’s boundless potential for compassion, clarity, and fearless wisdom.
Movie Night
The International Campaign for Tibet (ICT) is honored to have the opportunity to host this special screening WISDOM OF HAPPINESS, co-executive produced by ICT Chairman Richard Gere, exclusively for our community of supporters.
Introduction to Spiritual Care with the Dying with Ven. Tenzin Chodron
Introduction to Spiritual Care with the Dying: Ven. Tenzin Chodron shares insights on spiritual care for the dying through stories from her work in a Buddhist home-hospice, emphasizing the importance of preparing for one’s own and others' deaths. Introduction to Spiritual Care with the Dying Q&A: This session invites participants to ask questions on death, dying, personal caregiving experiences, end-of-life care, and the Buddhist perspective on death and spiritual care. It's an open discussion, so come prepared with questions.
Urban Dharma Book Launch and Conversation Event
Join Kusala Bhikshu, Rebecca Wilson, and Kristen Roupenian for a discussion on "Urban Dharma," a memoir about practical Buddhism through Kusala's twenty years of volunteer work in Los Angeles.
Dharma in the 21st Century with Tenzin Ösel Hita
Osel discusses his lifelong immersion in Buddhist philosophy, advocating for media's role in making Buddhism accessible. His aim is to empower individuals to find happiness and meaning through service.
