Skip to main content

Explore My Books

Liao Huishan writes Buddhist psychology and Eastern wisdom for modern suffering—clear, practical, and free of empty mystique.

Start with these German Kindles on Amazon.de (also available in other formats where listed):

Featured German Kindles

  1. Sich vom Leiden befreien
    32 lessons of Buddhist psychology: understand suffering, release clinging, recover inner freedom.
    ASIN B0H2Z9ZY2V · Amazon.de
  2. Das legendäre Leben des Buddha Shakyamuni
    A counselor’s reading of the Buddha’s life story for clarity under pressure.
    ASIN B0H6SLK532 · Amazon.de
  3. Die Psychologie des I Ging
    64 lessons from the Book of Changes for psyche, decisions, and modern uncertainty.
    ASIN B0HDJLJM22 · Amazon.de

See more titles by Liao Huishan on Amazon.de

Related reading on this blog: Buddhist Psychology · Eastern Wisdom · I Ching.

Popular posts from this blog

Theravada vs Mahayana Buddhism: Key Differences

 Two Paths of Awakening: Liberation from Suffering or Transformation Within the World? Theravada Buddhism and Mahayana Buddhism are the two major traditions that have shaped Buddhist practice across Asia. Although both traditions are rooted in the teachings of the Buddha, they developed different understandings of suffering, liberation, enlightenment, and the purpose of spiritual practice. The simplest way to understand the difference is this: Theravada Buddhism focuses on how human beings liberate themselves from suffering and the cycle of samsara. Mahayana Buddhism focuses on how awakening and Buddha-nature can unfold within this very world. One tradition emphasizes transcendence beyond the cycle of existence. The other emphasizes transformation through wisdom and compassion while remaining engaged with life. However, the deeper question is not which tradition is superior. The deeper question is: What kind of spiritual path truly matches the way we understand suffering, freedom...
Read more

Why Did the Buddha Leave His Palace? The Four Sights That Changed Siddhartha's Life

Why Did the Buddha Leave His Palace? The Four Sights That Changed Siddhartha's Life Why did the Buddha leave his palace? The familiar answer is that Prince Siddhartha saw four things his protected life could no longer hide: old age, sickness, death, and a wandering seeker. But the deeper reason was not that he hated his family or rejected ordinary life. He had discovered a question that comfort could not answer: If everything I love can change, weaken, and disappear, is there a way to live without being ruled by fear? This is the story of the Four Sights and the Great Renunciation—not merely as a religious legend, but as a psychological turning point that still speaks to anyone whose carefully arranged life has been interrupted by reality. The Legendary Life of Shakyamuni Buddha Follow Siddhartha from sheltered prince to awakened teacher through a psychologically informed retelling of the Buddha's life. For readers who want the human story behind Bud...
Read more

Hinduism vs Buddhism: Why India’s Caste System Endures

Hello everyone, I’m Huishan. Have you ever wondered: Two major religions were born in India, yet Buddhism teaches “equality and liberation,” while Hinduism preserves a system of “caste and reincarnation.” The Buddha taught people to let go of identity and transcend desire; while Hinduism taught people to accept their destiny and submit to social order. Why, after more than two thousand years of tension between these two traditions, did Buddhism eventually retreat from its homeland in India, while Hinduism became even more deeply rooted? Why has the caste system never been completely dismantled? Today, I want to take you deeper into these two seemingly closely related systems and examine just how fundamentally different they really are. Two Spiritual Traditions, Two Different Directions In the 6th century BCE, India gave rise to two enormous spiritual ...
Read more