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Zen Explained: A Comprehensive Guide to Zen Philosophy, Meditation & Mindfulness for Inner Peace | Perfect for Stress Relief, Self-Discovery & Spiritual Growth
Zen Explained: A Comprehensive Guide to Zen Philosophy, Meditation & Mindfulness for Inner Peace | Perfect for Stress Relief, Self-Discovery & Spiritual Growth

Zen Explained: A Comprehensive Guide to Zen Philosophy, Meditation & Mindfulness for Inner Peace | Perfect for Stress Relief, Self-Discovery & Spiritual Growth

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The title says it all. Accessibly written, Zen Explained describes the mystery that lies at the heart of Zen Buddhism. It clearly and concisely says what nirvana (enlightenment) actually is, then goes on to outline in plain English how the individual can attain nirvana. This is a radical departure. Most Zen books are faithful to the spirit of Zen as it was understood and written about in Japan centuries ago. As a consequence they often have to be deciphered more than read. Zen Explained is different. It speaks using concepts and ideas familiar to Westerners. Poetic language and culturally foreign allegory are avoided in favour of the more direct and down-to-Earth descriptive style of writing that is more usual in the West. Something is lost in terms of literary style because of this, but something is also gained by it: clarity.

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In the opening pages of this marvelous book, the author tells us Zen's average enlightenment rate is only 2.76%.He then spends the next 128 pages or so explaining to us what Zen is and how to practice. He uses scientific method, extensive knowledge of the subject, and common sense to achieve this.Without my going into greater detail, because I feel I would be unable to do justice to the author and his work, I can honestly recommend this book. I feel it will be useful, if not essential to a new generation of Zen Buddhists as well as those of us who have been around for a while.