Buddha Laughing : A Tricycle Book of Cartoons

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Summary: The best
Review: ...since it only consists of about 50 or so cartoons, I decidedto read it. From the very first page, which has (I think) caricaturesof Buddhist mice, it made me laugh. I often found myself giggling...One showed a picture of a Buddhist vacuum cleaner and, of course, it didn't have any "attachments." :) Overall, I think this little book was very amusing but not exactly worth the [it]...I think it's even funnier than Zen Comics (I & II) but I wish the editor had included more strips! It would make a great little gift. :) END

Rating:
Summary: Really cute and funny
Review: ...since it only consists of about 50 or so cartoons, I decidedto read it. From the very first page, which has (I think) caricaturesof Buddhist mice, it made me laugh. I often found myself giggling...One showed a picture of a Buddhist vacuum cleaner and, of course, it didn't have any "attachments." :) Overall, I think this little book was very amusing but not exactly worth the [it]...I think it's even funnier than Zen Comics (I & II) but I wish the editor had included more strips! It would make a great little gift. :) END

Rating:
Summary: The best
Review: The cure for those who take their spirituality too seriously. Like the laugh of the Dalai Lama, the cartoons uplift and enlighten and teach us to lighten up. Page 27 , the cartoon by Mari Gayatri-Stein, depicting two dogs at a Vipassana retreat, questioning whether they are at a zombie convention is precious and worth the price of the book!!!!