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Tanya's Collection of Zen Stories

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  • 116 páginas
  • 5 horas de lectura

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What is Zen? The “do” or “Dao”, the “way” to so-called enlightenment? Its everyday wisdom is mirrored in these 28 philosophical, motivational, often humorous tales of Zen masters, along with Tanya Schmid’s personal anecdotes from thirty years of Zen practice. These classic tales, told in language for a modern world, display life’s natural simplicity and magic, their truth flashing like lightening in a midnight sky, their warmth like coming home to a hearth we know so well. These stories display the paradoxes of Zen -- the sage-like beginner’s mind; the target inside, not outside; the way of softness prevailing over hardness; taking action with the attitude of no place to go, nothing to do; to treat one’s self with discipline and others with kindness -- all in the search for inner peace. Tanya Schmid condenses decades of Zen and martial arts training into entertaining parables that make Asian wisdom comprehendible to western society.

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Tanya's Collection of Zen Stories, Tanya Schmid, Janina Uppsärd

Idioma
Publicado en
2018
Encuadernación
(Tapa blanda),
Estado del libro
Bueno
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4,89 €

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Título
Tanya's Collection of Zen Stories
Idioma
Inglés
Publicado en
2018
Formato
Tapa blanda
Páginas
116
ISBN10
1728994918
ISBN13
9781728994918
Serie
Etiquetas
Descripción
What is Zen? The “do” or “Dao”, the “way” to so-called enlightenment? Its everyday wisdom is mirrored in these 28 philosophical, motivational, often humorous tales of Zen masters, along with Tanya Schmid’s personal anecdotes from thirty years of Zen practice. These classic tales, told in language for a modern world, display life’s natural simplicity and magic, their truth flashing like lightening in a midnight sky, their warmth like coming home to a hearth we know so well. These stories display the paradoxes of Zen -- the sage-like beginner’s mind; the target inside, not outside; the way of softness prevailing over hardness; taking action with the attitude of no place to go, nothing to do; to treat one’s self with discipline and others with kindness -- all in the search for inner peace. Tanya Schmid condenses decades of Zen and martial arts training into entertaining parables that make Asian wisdom comprehendible to western society.