This classic gem of Eastern spirituality is especially timely in the current climate of interest in Buddhism. In giving us his version of the perennial philosophy, Wei Wu Wei brings a fresh perspective to conventional notions about time, love, thought, God, friendship, loneliness and religion. Using the further pseudonym OOO, the author was obviously having some fun with this final book, which he wrote entirely as a dialog between a wise owl and a naïve rabbit. In the introduction, which he signs Wei Wu Wei, he states ""I fear that OOO might reply to my suggestion or plea (to represent human beings in such a dialog) by again raising his eyebrows -- a habit he has -- and pointing out that human beings have neither the charm, the frankness, nor the simplicity of our animal brothers, and that their discussions would be cantankerous and obscured by the mists of conceptuality."".
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Hardback. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. David Eccles (illustrator). First edition hardback, 1974, with unclipped jacket. In overall very good condition: dj is slightly rubbed to corners with two small closed tears at spine head; green faux-leather boards, with bright gilt titles to spine, are clean and crisp. Binding tight, no annotations or inscriptions, text and lovely illustrations by David Eccles are clean and clear throughout. Very scarce title. Seller Inventory # 120406
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