Books
Ten Thousand Days of Summer: The Story of the Boy who would be Buddha (2009)
Ten Thousand Days of Summer charts the first 10,000 days of the Buddha’s life, when he was known as Prince Siddhartha. Born a Prince, pampered and protected, son and heir to a kingdom and fortune in ancient India, Siddhartha led an enviable lifestyle or did he? What else could he possibly want from life? And would he ever be free to find it? A bewitching story of prophetic dreams, predictions, fortune telling, flying mystics, floating objects, visions and fabulous riches, this is also about the realities of what it means to be human. As we accompany the young Prince on his magical journey towards his inevitable decision to leave home, we are faced with our own dilemmas and choices.
Research participation
Can a leopard change it’s spots? An investigation of mindfulness in relation to brain plasticity
by Joey Weber & Rachel Taylor
A view into the efficiency of Mindfulness-Based Mind Training (MBMT)
Other publications (as Andrea Willson)
Heinemann Educational Publishers
1991: Moral Issues in Six Religions, Author of Buddhist section, A text book for KS 3-4 1
1997: Spirituality in Focus, Author of Buddhist section, A text book for KS 3
1999: – Buddhist Temples, A library book for KS 1-2
– What’s at Issue? Series “Families”, A P.S.H.E. text book for KS3
Ondy Willson 