The Storms Can't Hurt the Sky
The Buddhist Path through Divorce

The only bad thing about this book is the misleading subtitle. Cohen sells himself short by implying that his book is intended for and only useful to those undergoing the breakup of a relationship. Actually, the book has wonderful, clear and useful insights for anyone who wants to be happier and wan......more

This was a really helpful book. In a lot of ways, it's too bad it's directed to those in the midst of a divorce because so many of the principles it teaches about relationships would be helpful to couples prior to the dissolution phase. I know I kept saying "I wish I would have read this years ago."......more

i love this book, it's been much more helpful in many ways than books by long time holy men and teachers. It's very immediate and speaks to a specific issue. Though not going through a divorce, I applied the info to other difficulties i have had with friends, family etc. this book gave me inspiratio......more

This is one of many books I've read to help me heal, let go, and move on from the single most painful experience of my life. Cohen's story is incredibly relatable and his narrative is easy to follow. He is not overly prescriptive regarding the principles of Buddhism. Rather, he explains how he explo......more

I can some up the soul of this book with the following… ‘Kindness is so important. It’s not logical - you can decide to be kind even if the other person is being an asshole. I think if two people really decide to be kind to each other they can find their way through everything.’......more