If you liked The Taoist Classics, Volume 1 by Thomas Cleary, start with Living and Dying with Grace (1996), Healing a Wounded World (1997), and The Japanese art of war (1991). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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1
Living and Dying with Grace
1996 · 120 pages · Thomas Cleary · Same author
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2
Healing a Wounded World
1997 · 211 pages · Sartaz Aziz, Thomas Cleary · Same author
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3
The Japanese art of war
1991 · 126 pages · Thomas F. Cleary, Thomas Cleary · Same author
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4
Code of the samurai
2021 · 160 pages · Daidōji, Yūzan, Thomas Cleary · Same author
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Buda Dhammapada
1999 · 156 pages · Thomas Cleary · Same author
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6
Art of War� Spirituality for Conflict
2014 · 380 pages · Thomas Huynh, Thomas Cleary · Same author
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El arte japonés de la guerra
1992 · 200 pages · Thomas Cleary · Same author
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The Sutra of Hui-neng, grand master of Zen
1998 · 161 pages · Huineng, Thomas Cleary · Same author
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Classics of Buddhism and Zen, Volume 1
2001 · 5 pages · Thomas Cleary · Same author
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10
Ways of Warriors, Codes of Kings
1999 · 128 pages · Shambhala Publications Incorporated Staff, Thomas Cleary · Same author
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Training the samurai mind
2008 · 288 pages · Thomas Cleary · Same author
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Observando la mente
1996 · 142 pages · Thomas Cleary · Same author
Frequently asked questions
What should I read after The Taoist Classics, Volume 1?
BookOrb recommends Living and Dying with Grace (1996), Healing a Wounded World (1997), The Japanese art of war (1991), Code of the samurai (2021), and Buda Dhammapada (1999).
Are there books like The Taoist Classics, Volume 1?
Yes. The list on this page is ranked from the closest matches BookOrb has for The Taoist Classics, Volume 1.
Who wrote The Taoist Classics, Volume 1?
The Taoist Classics, Volume 1 is by Thomas Cleary.