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By (author) Wray William

My advi
ce
to those whose eyes have not been opened to the truth – leap from the net and see how immense is the ocean.

In today”s busy world, Zen Buddhism offers a tranquil refuge. Its instruction enables us calmly to discard the pressures of our daily existence to discover a greater truth.

Full of wisdom and surprising insights, this carefully chosen selection sayings, tales, and verses from within the Zen tradition can help us to make revolutionary changes in our lives on a personal, social and spiritual level. It is the perfect introduction to the Buddha”s philosophy and an ideal companion on the path towards enlightenment.

Table of contents

Introduction
I: The Origins of Buddhism
II: Mahayana Buddhism appears in China
III: Buddhism and Taoism
IV: The Zen Approach
V: Karma and Nirvana
VI: The Main Zen Sects

Sayings of Zen Buddhism

Biographical note
For a number of years, William Wray has conducted symposiums on philosophy and the arts as well as courses on practical philosophy. He is the author of The Book of Reflection and The Book of Spirit, both of which are based on the courses he teaches. William is also the author of Sayings of the Buddha.

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Full of wisdom and surprising insights, this carefully chosen selection sayings, tales, and verses from within the Zen tradition can help us to make revolutionary changes in our lives on a personal, social and spiritual level.