Bodhi Tree is a portal not only to the books and stories that guide and inspire our daily lives, but also a hub for sourcing the wisdom and goods to include on the path to awakened living. Here, you’ll also find a connection to a community of like-minds around the world, in-person and live-streamed events and coming soon—educational offerings. We are committed to social responsibility, sustainable practices and thoughtful choices in every area of the Bodhi Tree community. The evolution continues!
In the Bookstore
Most Popular Stories
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The 16-Second Meditation You Need To Try Now
A world-renowned meditation teacher shares his pattern-interrupt method to help you de-stress in almost no time at all
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Movies That Matter
11 feel-good films that will inspire you on many levels
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A Sacred Space of Your Own
How to create an altar in your home to bring in new beginnings
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Moon Rituals for Release and Renewal
An astrologer shares how to make the most of the moon’s cycle with small but meaningful rituals
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5 Ingenious Ways to Improve Your Intuition
Deep down, you know you can
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The New Spring Cleaning
Two shamans share their tips and techniques for clearing your space
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Dream On
10 ways to create sacred sleep
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The History of the Sacred Flame
Illuminating the spiritual significance of the candle
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A Bodhi Tree Grows in Los Angeles
How a bookstore became a catalyst for personal and cultural transformation
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How to Forest Bathe at Work
Stay in touch with nature—and your spirit—by practicing the Japanese art of shinrin-yoku right at your desk
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Conversation with An Artist:
Meet Denis Forkas, an Artist with Very Vivid DreamsHow one painter shares his night visions—and his interest in the occult—through his work
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7 Reasons to Love Mercury Retrograde
An astrologer explains how to find the positive in these tough times
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The Daily BeLeaf
“How is always more important that what. See if you can give much more attention to the doing than to the result that you want to achieve through it.”
—Eckhart Tolle
