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“In Short Moments, Many Times, James Gritz distills more than forty years of Buddhist practice—nourished by his encounters with authentic Tibetan spiritual masters—into clear, insightful, and practical reflections that will undoubtedly support readers aspiring to advance on the path of inner freedom.”
— Matthieu Ricard, teacher and author of Happiness: A Guide to Developing Life’s Most Important Skill, Why Meditate and others.
“In ‘Short Moments, Many Times’ James Gritz offers readers a clear and concise guide to the Buddhist path, explaining how we can meet life’s joys and challenges with greater ease by developing the qualities of wisdom and compassion.”
— Sharon Salzberg, author of Lovingkindness and Real life and a co-founder of The Insight Meditation Society.
“Here is a calm and clear 21st century voice confirming truths that Sakyamuni taught, refreshingly poignant, frequently hitting a sensitive chord, It is a gentle voice, kind and aware, for gentle people in a Buddhist kind of way.”
— Keith Dowman, author of Dzogchen in Practice, and translator of The Flight of the Garuda, Sky Dancer, and others.
“Short Times, Many Moments presents a clear and easy-to-understand compendium of wise advice on 20 essential Buddhist concepts and their associated practices, supported by extensive teachings from a wide variety of teachers from Tibetan, Zen, and Theravada traditions. If you had only one book to accompany your spiritual journey, this is a very good one!”
— John Negru, author of Bodhisattva 4.0: A Primer for Engaged Buddhists, founder and CEO at Sumeru Books.
“With care and clarity, James Gritz shares the teachings he’s received in his life-long path. This a lovely, heart-felt book.”
— Douglas J. Penick, author of The Age of Waiting and Crossings on a Bridge of Light.
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