In A Guide to the Buddhist Path, Sangharakshita sorts out fact from myth and theory from practice to reveal the principal ideals and teachings of Buddhism.

This book, originally compiled as a study manual for those wishing to join the Order, is essentially an anthology of edited excerpts from some of Sangharakshita's most popular lectures between the years of 1965 and 1987. It is accessible, comprehensive, and clear - an ideal introductory book for those wishing to know what Buddhism is.

A short collection of memoirs telling the story of how Sangharakshita came to understand the primacy of going for refuge as the "central Buddhist act".