Living Values - Virtual Bookstore

We have an arrangement with Amazon.com to offer a discount on other books of interest.

How To Use This Bookstore (It's Easy!)

1. Simply click on the title that interests you (you will go to Amazon.com).
2. They will ask whether you want to add the selected book to your shopping basket (Click the icon to accept - you can always change your mind later).
3. Follow the directions as to how to use their secure communications system to pay by credit card, and wait for book to come in the mail.

Values For A New Millennium

by Robert L. Humphrey
This is the book that I recommend if you are looking to understand your warrior inclinations to be a protector and defender of life.
War and Peace

by Leo Tolstoy
Yes, you do have to read it. Really, it's a wonderful book and very interesting once you get into it. His analysis of the "tides of human events" is brilliant. Although it is applied to Napoleon and Alexander, it can be used to put most great historical events into a new perspective.
Brothers Karamazov

by Fedor Dostoevsky, Fyodor Dostoyevsky
A challenging but intriguing book. There is a section dealing with the meaning of life and God which will stop a thinking person in their tracks and open up an entire new vista of understanding. I guess that's why this book is considered such a classic.
Les Miserables

a New Unabridged Translation (Signet Classics) by Victor Hugo
A classic must read; values are taught by great literature through the emotions.

Unarmed Fighting Techniques

by Masaaki Hatsumi
This book will be the Bujinkan Lexicon.
The Way of The Ninja - Secret Techniques

by Masaaki Hatsumi
Soke Hatsumi book on Ninjutsu.
The Grandmaster's Book of Ninja Training

by Masaaki Hatsumi
Soke Hatsumi is interviewed by Jack Hoban, Doron Navon and Charles Daniels - or vice versa! Contains great insights on training and Ninpo philosophy.

You Only Live Twice

by Ian Fleming
The first introduction, in popular literature, of the Ninja. "My name is Bond, James Bond."
The Ninja

by Eric Van Lustbader
So it's sensationalist trash...we loved it!
Sayonara

by James A. Michener
A beautiful love story of an American Air Corp Major and a treasured Japanese actress during the Korean War. It poignantly illustrates the profound differences between the Japanese and American cultures.