Books written by Perle Besserman

  • Kabbalah: The Way of the Jewish Mystic

    Kabbalah: The Way of the Jewish Mystic

  • Zen Radicals, Rebels, and Reformers

    Relates stories of Zen Buddhist masters who lived up to the true spirit of freedom and used their wisdom to promote significant change. Original.

  • Grassroots Zen

    Based on 10th and 11th century Chinese community meditation practice - where people simply gathered to sit in meditation - and grounded in the author's personal experience, the book provides a thoughtful guide to Zen practice in the modern ...

  • ZEN básico

    Zen básico pone de relieve la igualdad de sexos y la práctica en familia, y reconoce las exigencias que plantean los niños, el trabajo y los compromisos sociales.

  • Zen Rebellen, Radikale und Reformer

    Zen Rebellen, Radikale und Reformer

  • เมฆบ้า: เซนนอกกรีต ขบถและนักปฏิรูป

    เมฆบ้า: เซนนอกกรีต ขบถและนักปฏิรูป

  • The Shambhala Guide to Kabbalah and Jewish Mysticism

    In language accessible to the layperson, this Shambhala Guide provides a detailed introduction to the complex world of Kabbalah and Jewish mysticism.

  • Kabuki Boy

    Its nineteenth-century framework nested in a post-modern narrative by its fictional twentieth-century "editor," a cultural historian and abbot of a Zen monastery one hundred miles from Tokyo, the book is comprised of memoirs, theatrical and ...

  • The Kabbalah Master: A Novel

    Sharon Berg, a middle-aged divorcee with two children has gainful employment working overtime for the mysterious Rabbi Joachim, spiritual director of the Center for Mystical Judaism. Set in Coney Island,...

  • A New Kabbalah for Women

    Besserman is at the forefront of this revolution. In this book she traces the history of female-centered worship and tells the story of searching for her own path to truth.

  • A New Zen for Women

    Both informative and entertaining, A New Zen for Women offers a new look at Western women encountering Zen.

  • Yeshiva Girl Stories

    A collection of linked stories, Yeshiva Girl explores the little-known world of American Orthodox Judaism from a young girl's perspective.

  • Grassroots Zen

    At the same time, modern American Buddhists often find it difficult to integrate zazen (seated Zen meditation) with lives of family, work, and social engagement. This book offers a fascinating guide to overcoming both these dilemmas.

  • Grassroots Zen: Community and Practice in the Twenty-First Century

    " --Library Journal "This book will appeal to all] who are uncomfortable with Zen's hierarchies and moral prescriptions." --Shamhbala Sun ..".

  • The Kabbalah Master: A Novel

    Sharon Berg, a middle-aged divorcee with two children has gainful employment working overtime for the mysterious Rabbi Joachim, spiritual director of the Center for Mystical Judaism.

  • Fay's Men

    ... Zen and the Art of Facing Life (Kodansha); The Shambhala Guide to Kabbalah and Jewish Mysticism (Shambhala/Random House); Teachings of the Jewish Mystics (Shambhala/Random House); Grassroots Zen (with Manfred Steger, Tuttle), Grassroots ...