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Robert Sachs

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Robert Sachs is the author of Becoming Buddha, The Passionate Buddha, and Nine Star Ki, spanning Watkins Publishing, Inner Traditions International, and iUniverse. Becoming Buddha frames personal awakening as a matter of individual responsibility with consequences for the wider world, presented as a path rather than a promise of enlightenment. The Passionate Buddha applies Tantric Buddhist teaching to modern relationships, addressing monogamy, contraception, and the connection between physical and emotional intimacy. Nine Star Ki draws on a system combining feng shui and astrology, using a person's birth information to explore behavior, health, and relationships, and carries a cover endorsement from William Tara, author of Macrobiotics and Human Behavior. Across the three books, Sachs works at the intersection of Buddhist philosophy and applied life-guidance practices, aimed at readers looking to connect contemplative teaching to everyday questions about relationships and self-understanding.

Esoteric Meaning

Concepts in these books

Feng shui →Buddha →Nine →

💬 What our editors say about Robert Sachs's books

“Sachs presents an engaging vision of love that successfully maps Buddhist concepts onto contemporary partnership challenges. The text is notably accessible, making complex ideas like karma and reincarnation approachable for…”

Esoterica Books editorial team, Occult literature desk · on The Passionate Buddha: Wisdom on Intimacy and Enduring Love (Original)

“This volume stands out for its refusal to offer simple answers to complex problems, making it a refreshing read for those tired of sanitized spiritual advice. However, it may not suit readers looking for traditional doctrinal…”

Esoterica Books editorial team, Occult literature desk · on The Wisdom of the Buddhist Masters: Common and Uncommon Sense

“Sachs delivers a pragmatic manual for modern seekers, avoiding mystical vagueness in favor of concrete mental shifts. However, it may disappoint readers expecting rigorous academic theology or those seeking rapid, effortless…”

Esoterica Books editorial team, Occult literature desk · on Becoming Buddha: Awakening the Wisdom and Compassion to Change Your World

📋 Editions by Robert Sachs in the catalog

Edition Year Publisher Pages ISBN
The Passionate Buddha: Wisdom on Intimacy and Enduring Love (Ori 2002 Inner Traditions Internati 224 9780892819140
The Wisdom of the Buddhist Masters: Common and Uncommon Sense 2015 Watkins Publishing 256 9781905857913
Becoming Buddha: Awakening the Wisdom and Compassion to Change Y 2010 Watkins Publishing 244 9781906787530
Nine Star Ki: Feng Shui Astrology for Deepening Self-Knowledge a 2008 iUniverse 356 9780595531394

❓ Robert Sachs: frequently asked

How many books by Robert Sachs are in the catalog?
We carry 4 books by Robert Sachs, all available to order with fast US shipping.
Which book by Robert Sachs should I read first?
Start with “The Passionate Buddha: Wisdom on Intimacy and Enduring Love (Original)” — For those yearning to infuse their relationships with profound spiritual depth, this book offers guidance. The rest of the shelf is on this page.
How much do books by Robert Sachs cost?
Books by this author run $14–$22. Current price and availability are shown next to each title.

Books by Robert Sachs (4)

The Wisdom of the Buddhist Masters: Common and Uncommon Sense -17%
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Robert Sachs, His Holiness the Dalai Lama
The Wisdom of the Buddhist Masters: Common and Uncommon Sense
$18.95 $23.00
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Becoming Buddha: Awakening the Wisdom and Compassion to Change Your World
★★★★★
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4.6
1
Sachs, Robert
Becoming Buddha: Awakening the Wisdom and Compassion to Change Your World
$16.95
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The Passionate Buddha: Wisdom on Intimacy and Enduring Love (Original)
★★★★★
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4.6
1
Sachs, Robert
The Passionate Buddha: Wisdom on Intimacy and Enduring Love (Original)
$14.95
86
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