by nb-dfed 28 Replies latest jw friends
The Buddha's Way - H. Saddhatissa (I actually met the author in the 1970s. Wonderful man. Sadly now deceased).
What the Buddha Taught - Walpola Sri Rahula
Life as a Siamese Monk - Richard Randall
The Three Pillars of Zen - Philip Kapleau
The Wheel of Life and Death - Philip Kapleau
The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying - Sogyal Rimpoche
Old Path White Clouds - Thich Nhat Hanh
David Copperfield - Charles Dickens
A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens
I almost got through "Dick and Jane"...... but, Spot was such a complex and tortured soul that even the soothing presence of Tim and Sally were not enough to salve the discomfort of wounds reopened .....ushered forth in such subliminal manner and at an age so delicate... forcing me to venture, once again, into places I was not yet prepared to revisit.
mac, perhaps, someday class( oh see mac, silly, silly mac..see mac run..........I can tell ya where to place yer little red wagon........grrrrrrrrrrrr.....)
"Revelation its Grand Climax at hand" But piece of Science Fiction I ever read!
Seven Pillars of Wisdom by T.E.Lawrence
10 Philisophical Mistakes by Mortimer J.Adler
I do have favorite writers more then favorite books. But when I have to name a book, is should be from a Dutch writer:
Olaf J. de Landel : "Ave Eva" - a love story full of humor
Among lots of others from the same writer.
Nearly all the books of Heinlein - Asimov - Herbert - Harrison - van Vogt - MacDonald (Ballroom of the skies) Georgette Heyer - Mercedes Lackey .
In fact to much to name.
But the first mentioned book I bought 3 times: it did'nt return after somebody lent it from me, so I bought a new one - lent it out again and did'nt receive it back. Bought it again - and whenever somebody want te read it, it have to be at my place.
Crisis of Conscience by Ray Franz
bank book
cheque book
bank bookcheque book
My god, they're a blast from the past!
LOL @ Mac. Dude, that was funny!
Dana
I thought it was favorite book of the Bible. I would go with Luke. What an opening! All those wonderful characters introduced and sorrowfully, not fleshed out enough.
CAR
