This is a story-book, based on the teachings on the Jataka tales. These profound stories provide a philosophical message that is applicable, not only to children, but to grown-ups alike. These Buddhist oriented stories reflect the true nature of the teachings of the Buddha and are something that people after reading will be able to hold in their hearts for decades to come.
Stories from the Land of Snow: Developing our Candlelight-Like Wisdom,Geshe Jampa Kunchong Pryor, Paperback, 2017, 46 pages, $10.95

Geshe Jampa Kunchog is an American Buddhist monk who has studied in Sera Jey Monastery for over twenty years. He is a student of the well-known Sera Jey Geshe, Geshe Ngawang Dhargey. Upon finishing his studies and returning to the West, Geshe Jampa established Scholastic Institute Chokyi Gyaltsen (SICGU). The goal of SICGU is to promote and preserve Tibetan Buddhism as it has been traditionally taught for hundreds of years in the Tibetan tradition. The background in both, Western culture and formal Buddhist training, gives Geshe la a very unique combination of scholarly knowledge and practical advice. Since the inception of SICGU, Geshe Jampa Kunchog has been giving teachings on general Buddhism, Tibetan language and grammar, and traditional philosophical studies as taught to the monks at Sera Jey Monastery. He is also leading the translating and publishing activities of SICGU. Today, he continues to give teachings and offer advice to his students with great kindness and patience.

CONTENTS: Stories from the Land of Snow
Introduction	1
The Foolish Crane	3
The Ocean Frog and the Pond Frog	5
The Poorest Man	7
The Selfish King	9
The Teaching	13
The Virtuous Prince	15
The Virtuous King	21
Two Friends	25
The Story of the Tigress	27
Conclusion	33