The Dalai Lama is credited on books about Tibetan Buddhism, compassion, ethics and the cultivation of mental habits. The Art of Happiness, developed through conversations with psychiatrist Howard Cutler, presents Buddhist ideas about suffering and contentment for a broad audience, while Ethics for the New Millennium argues for compassion and responsibility beyond narrowly religious identity. Other books collect teachings on meditation, anger and Tibetan Buddhist practice. The tone varies by collaborator, but the core material is practical and reflective. These books suit readers of Buddhism, meditation, compassion and spiritual self-development. Read more Less