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This page offers information about James Robbins, M.A., author of Build A Better Buddha. In addition to his roles as spiritual lecturer, meditation teacher and metaphysical writer, he is a professional musician and co-founder of Dallas Mindfulness Practice.
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James
Robbins holds an M.A. in creative writing from The University of Texas at
Austin. He is a published writer of both literary fiction and
non-fiction work which examines a variety of spiritual traditions and
practices. His latest title, Build A Better Buddha: The Guide to
Remaking Yourself Exactly As You Already Are is scheduled for release in
May of 2003.
With his wife, Dr. Heather Robbins, a clinical psychologist, James is co-founder of Dallas Mindfulness Practice, an organization which offers guidance and training within several Eastern wisdom traditions and meditative paths. He has over 15 years teaching experience, both with individuals and large groups. In support of Better Buddha, James will be traveling around the country offering lectures and seminars on meditation, lucid dreaming and other aspects of the spiritual path. James and Heather are currently at work on a book titled, The Tao of Relationships: A Husband and Wife Dialog for Chaotic Times. This book examines interpersonal relationships within the context of Taoist principles, as well as addressing further reaching relationships—namely, those of individuals to the unpredictable world around them. Considering the state of political and social unrest of the world at present, this book offers timely insights toward resolving both internal and external conflicts.
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To view a complete list of James' upcoming nationwide seminars, lectures and workshops, CLICK HERE |
James is also a professional musician and
music teacher. He has performed as lead guitarist and vocalist in
numerous bands, many of which have appeared at some of Austin's most
respected musical venues. In addition to his roles as
spiritual/metaphysical writer and lecturer, James continues to teach music
in the Dallas area, where he lives with his wife and four beloved cats.
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If you have a question or comment for James, or if you would like to inquire about booking him for a speaking engagement, soliciting an article for a publication or any other similar matter, you may contact him through this site.