Bookshelf

"Teaching with Bravery: Meditation and Heart Advice for Teachers" - by Noel McLella Although meant for teachers, this book is for anyone inspired to open their hearts and minds to themselves and bring out the goodness in others.
"Keep Your People in the Boat" - by Crane Stookey Creating conditions in the workplace for people to thrive
"Mindfulness as a Core Competency for Mental Health: A Contemplative Exploration" - by David Whitehorn How mindfulness be used to help us work with mental health and mental disorder.

"How to Meditate" - by Pema Chödrön "A practical guide to making friends with your mind."
"Don't Wake Up! It Will Ruin Everything - by Bern Callahan "There are great books on how-to meditate, great books on why we should meditate, BUT not so many on why we don’t meditate."
"A Little Book of Love" - by Moh Hardin" "Heart advice on bringing happiness to ourselves and our world."

"Touching the Earth - by Bern Callahan "21st Century Buddhism (21st Century Dharma)"
"Contemplating Reality" - by Andy Karr "Presents the progression of Buddhist teachings and contemplations that help transform confused seeing into clear seeing."
"Buddhism and Modern Physics" - by Robert Paul "A progression of Buddhist teachings and contemplation that help transform confused seeing into clear seeing."
"The Great River of Blessings" - by Walker Blaine "An account of the Rinchen Terdzö, conferred by His Eminence Tertön Namkha Drimed Rinpoche on the Kongma Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche in Orissa, India"

"Tour of Duty" - poetry & writings by David Whitehorn" "Contemplative poems and prose is inspired by the Shambhala Buddhist lineage."
"From the Lion's Jaws" - by Grant MacLean "Chogyam Trungpa's Epic Escape to the West"
"Smile If You Have To" - by Jim Lowrey Stories of the Origin and Evolution of Shambhala Sun Camp
"Taming Untameable Beings" - by Jim Lowrey Early Stories of Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche with the Pygmies and Other Hippies
"Warrior-King of Shambhala: Remembering Chogyam Trungpa." - by Jeremy Hayward "A memoir of one who was there from the beginning."