This book demonstrates in a readable, entertaining style how Buddhist philosophy and western psychotherapeutic approaches can be married together and indeed complement each other to form a wholly more inclusive way of dealing with psychological problems. It gives a summary of the basic tenets of Buddhism and the meditative approach to fulfillment but demonstrates how this is of itself insufficient to the western person with their wholly different lifestyle and background to the eastern mystics. At the same time it shows how the western psychotherapeutic approach has its limitations which can be advanced by the introduction of the Buddhist philosophy and metitative techniques. it is a book equally applicable to those with psychological problems that they are seeking to deal with as it is to those who are looking for self-development. A book that can be thoroughly enjoyed by the casual reader, those looking to explore and develop their inner worlds or the practising therapist.