Zen Poems, Prayers, Sermons, Anecdotes, Interviews

Trama

In trying to communicate the ineffable and unexplainable — the world of No-thing — the philosophy of Zen, perhaps more than any other, depends on suggestive example rather than authoritative exposition. This collection presents in diverse forms of literature and experience — poems, prayers, sermons, anecdotes, interviews, and talks — the indefinable yet unmistakable essence of Zen. [From back cover.]

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