books by Miranda Shaw (application passionate buddhismus)

books by Miranda Shaw

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5 reviews
Miranda Shaw

Princeton University Press, 2006

Beautiful, accomplished & engaging
This book is more than worth it for the pictures alone. The images of Buddhist goddesses are simply gorgeous--whether clear black and white, or glorious color. Representing architectural elements, reliefs, gates, sculptures, painted cloth, and more, these images provide an invaluable visual document of the female images of divinity populating Buddhist history. Even so, the book offers far ...

Passionate Enlightenment

2 reviews
Miranda Shaw

Princeton University Press, 1995

The best book I have read on the subject
Many of the books I have read on Tantra are basically garbage. This one, however, is that jewel that makes it worth while sifting through the garbage. It is well written, well researched, and can be understood by westerners. I highly recommend it.

What Is Enlightenment? Issue 13, Spring/Summer 1998
Margot Anand, Barry Long, ...

Moksha Press, 1998

Cover story: What is the relationship between sex and spirituality?

Frauen, Tantra und Buddhismus.
Miranda Shaw

Fischer (Tb.), Frankfurt, 2000

Mama Said: Transforming God-Inspired Wisdom into Practical Application
Miranda Drake Shaw

Precepts Pub, 2003

Mama Said shares wisdom handed down from the author's own mother in a series of sayings and thought-provoking insights that will empower you to excel in your life and relationships and experience God's favor. Thoroughly intertwined with biblical truths and the author's compelling personal experiences, Mama Said affirms the role of parents and elders, enlightens teenagers and adults alike, and helps everyone to see the relevance of God's Word in ...