Explore My Books on Buddhist Wisdom and Personal Reflection

Dharmakaya and God: A Buddhist’s Journey through Comparative Mysticism explores the surprising parallels between Mahayana Buddhism and Christian mysticism. Drawing from the Lotus Sutra, Nichiren’s teachings, and Christian thinkers like Meister Eckhart and Paul Tillich, this book invites readers into a contemplative journey across traditions. It reflects on the nature of Ultimate Reality—known as Dharmakaya or God—not as a distant deity, but as the intimate ground of being within all life. With clarity and warmth, the book offers a vision of spiritual unity rooted in direct experience, chanting, compassion, and the shared human longing for awakening.

Parables of the Lotus Sutra: An Invitation for Personal Reflection brings the timeless stories of the Lotus Sutra to life through a modern, contemplative lens. Rather than offering rigid interpretations, each parable becomes a mirror for personal insight and awakening. Drawing from both ancient teachings and lived experience, this book invites readers to explore the rich metaphors of the Buddha’s skillful means as tools for self-understanding. With guided reflections and meditations, it’s ideal for both daily practice and deep study. Whether you're new to Buddhism or a seasoned practitioner, these parables speak to the heart of our shared human journey.

Daily Meditations  

Nichiren Buddhists’ chanting meditation uses all six senses to immerse themselves into the sublime cosmic realm of the Lotus Sutra. Every service is a re-enactment of the Lotus Sutra's mystical Ceremony in the Air. This book’s unique design matches the Japanese shindoku-style recitation with the English translation in a line-by-line, format, making it easy to choose reciting either style, while simultaneously understanding what the verses mean. This book contains two meditation services. Chanting the Sacred title of the Lotus Sutra along with recitation of portions of the Lotus Sutra; Chapter Two, Skillful Means and Chapter Sixteen, Lifetime of the Buddha. And one with just chanting the Sacred Title combined with the silent Meditation.