Unlimiting Mind: The Radically Experiential Psychology of Buddhism

In his book, Andrew Olendzki, who studied buddhology at the University of Lancaster (UK), as well as at Harvard and the University of Sri Lanka, offers a unique and often astonishing perspective on fundamental Buddhist teachings—expanding understanding of core principles and sometimes raising uncomfortable questions about established views. This educational work, notable both for its wide scope of material and for its depth, is one of the best comprehensive reviews of radical psychological teachings that underpin the Buddhist understanding of freedom and peace. Based on deep research experience, a grasp of psychological subtleties, and years of training and personal practice, this book will interest anyone who wants to enrich their understanding of Buddhist practical tools for investigating the inner world.