Work as a Spiritual Practice: A Practical Buddhist Approach to Inner Growth and Satisfaction on the Job - Softcover

Praise for Work as a Spiritual Practice

"This book on utilizing the workplace as a place for spiritual growth comes straight from the workshop of the heart and stirs both our timeless Buddha-mind and postmodern Judeo-Christian soul. I read this fascinating book avidly and with delight."
--Lama Surya Das, author of Awakening the Buddha Within

"This deceptively simple, immensely practical book is as useful as a fine shoe. Like good footwear it is made to be used, built to last, and has the kind of fine style that derives from a perfect matching of form to function. I have become so attached to it that leaving the house without one or the other of Lewis's practices in mind is like venturing into the wilderness without my boots."
--Peter Coyote, movie actor and author of Sleeping Where I Fall

An "exquisite guide to finding happiness and health in one's work.
--NAPRA ReView

"This timely book is the one the workaday world has been waiting for. Lewis Richmond is the ideal person to explore the application of Buddhist practices to the workplace. [This is] an accessible, personal, witty, and poetic book that will be helpful, even transformative, for anyone who works for a living."
--Sylvia Boorstein, author of It's Easier Than You Think: The Buddhist Way to Happiness

Applying Buddhist wisdom to everday life, the author puts forth the idea that work can be turned into spiritual practice by paying attention, breathing, and maintaining equilibrium. Reprint.