The Dalai Lama XIV has written and co-written books on Tibetan Buddhism, ethics, compassion, meditation and the relationship between religious practice and modern life. The Art of Happiness, developed with psychiatrist Howard C. Cutler, presents conversations about suffering, contentment, relationships and mental habits in a format aimed at general readers rather than specialist Buddhists. Ethics for the New Millennium argues for a broadly human ethical framework grounded in compassion, while The Universe in a Single Atom reflects on dialogue between Buddhist thought and modern science. Other titles address meditation, anger, interreligious understanding and Tibetan Buddhist teachings more directly. The books vary in depth depending on whether they are intended as introductions or as spiritual instruction, but they consistently return to attention, compassion and responsibility for others. Readers new to the subject can begin with The Art of Happiness; those interested in Buddhist philosophy and science may find The Universe in a Single Atom more specific. Read more Less
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