Published in 1975, this spiritual text is a course meant to assist readers in achieving spiritual transformation. The book contains a curriculum aimed at training the reader's mind in a systematic way to a different perception of everyone and everything in the world.

Esteemed as second only in influence to the "Tao Te Ching," this text presents the teachings of Chuang Tzu, a foundational figure in Taoism. The book opposes Confucian values like order, control, and hierarchy, advocating for a state where primal, innate nature reigns.

Published in 1997, this influential book explores the concept of living fully in the present moment as the path to spiritual enlightenment. It draws on various spiritual traditions, with a particular focus on mindfulness and Eastern philosophies.

This comprehensive collection presents the seminal works of Zhuangzi, a foundational figure in Daoist philosophy. Translated by renowned scholar Burton Watson, this edition offers insightful interpretations of Zhuangzi's profound and playful discourse on existence, perspective, and harmony with nature. It stands as a pivotal resource for understanding Daoist thought and the concept of nondualism, merging philosophical depth with literary elegance.