That Is That: Essays About True Nature    by Nirmala 
Price: Free! 51410 words. Published on January 15, 2010. .
That Is That is a collection of articles that captures the essence of spiritual inquiry and provides the reader with a real transmission of Presence on every page. It offers an experiential exploration of who we really are. Nirmala's warm-hearted and accepting presence makes it possible to drop into the space he so eloquently describes, where peace, love, and joy abide.

Living from the Heart    by Nirmala 
Price: $0.99 USD. 44270 words. Published on January 16, 2010. .
The spiritual Heart within each of us is the true source of love, peace, joy, wisdom, strength, and fulfillment. Everything that really matters is found within our own Being. Living from the Heart uses pointers and exercises to lead readers very gradually and yet deeply into experiences of this inner wisdom and our limitless capacity for love. It is by giving love that we are filled with love.

Gifts with No Giver: A Love Affair with the Truth    by Nirmala 
Price: Free! 17340 words. Published on January 16, 2010. .
A free collection of nondual spiritual poetry written from the Heart by Nirmala, who is a spiritual teacher in the Advaita tradition. This spiritual poetry attempts to capture the undying presence of love in all of its forms. Let your soul be deeply touched by the Rumi-like words of a lover drunk with a passion for the truth.

The Light of the Ancient Buddhas: Ballads of Emptiness and Awakening    by Tai Sheridan, Ph.D.
Price: Free! 4450 words. Published on February 23, 2011. .
Keizan's thirteenth century "Denkoroku", The Transmission of the Light, is a sophisticated Zen fairytale about enlightenment and the empty ground of Being. Keizan uses archetypal myths, legends, and dreams to describe the luminous and awakened Zen mind. Poet-Philosopher Zen Priest Tai Sheridan transforms eighteen of the stories into lyrical ballads that focus on the light of the Universal Self.

Celestial Music: Sutras of Emptiness    by Tai Sheridan, Ph.D.
Price: Free! 3090 words. Published on February 25, 2011. .
Poet-Philosopher and Zen priest Tai Sheridan presents modern interpretations of the Lotus, Diamond, Heart Wisdom, and Loving Kindness Sutras in accessible and inspirational verses. The Buddhist sutras express a path of enlightened living based on curiosity, good will, wisdom, and compassion. They journey through the depths of human experience: living and dying, love and loss, anguish and peace.

Advaita in Translation 2: Six Verses on the Nature of the Self Or the Atmashatakam    by Joshua Norager
Price: $1.49 USD. 1620 words. Published on December 6, 2011. .
A complete English translation of the Atmashatakam, also called the Nirvanashatakam on the topic of Nonduality --- the essence of the Upanishads --- according to Advaita Vedanta, written by Adi Shankara & translated by Joshua Norager from the Sanskrit

Advaita in Translation 3: On Self Awakening or Atmabodha by Adi Shankara    by Joshua Norager
Price: $1.50 USD. 4880 words. Published on December 6, 2011. .
68 Verses on the Essence of Nonduality & Enlightenment or Atmabodha (On Self Awakening) by the Master of Advaita Vedanta Adi Shankara, the great synthesizer of the Vedas & Upanishads, translated from the Sanskrit by Joshua Norager with slight commentary on certain terms.

Buddhism in translation 19: The Summation of Nonduality - Two Short works of Garab Dorje & the Six Vajra or Diamond Verses On Dzogchen    by Joshua Norager
Price: $0.99 USD. 3010 words. Published on December 7, 2011. .
Three Dzogchen classics translated from the Tibetan --- the Six Vajra Verses (also known as the Cuckoo's song), Three Summary Statements & a Quatrain of Garab Dorje, with explanatory notes & references to the Mahyana Buddhist tradition as well as Sanskrit & Tibetan terminology.

Buddhism in Translation 12: Cutting Through: A translation of the Prajnaparamitopadesha    by Joshua Norager
Price: $0.99 USD. 7450 words. Published on December 9, 2011. .
A translation of the Prajnaparamita Upadesha attributed to the Brahmin Aryadeva on the topic of Chod & Mahamudra translated from the Tibetan - Prajnaparamita means ''the Perfection of Wisdom'', referring to the Nondual reality espoused by Mahayana, Vajrayana, Dzogchen, & other forms of Buddhism. A classic of Tibetan Buddhism with explanatory notes & references to Sanskrit terminology.

Buddhism in Translation 1: The Noble Heart of Perfect Wisdom or The Heart Sutra    by Joshua Norager
Price: $0.99 USD. 4120 words. Published on December 9, 2011. .
The heart sutra beloved by all schools of Mahayana Buddhsim is perhaps, the most famous Buddhist document next to the dhammapada, yet, unlike the latter, lends itself to misinterpretation more than any other Buddhist work—primarily on account of its popularity. This is a complete translation of the longest version, with some parts extended for clarity, also.