This book takes the formidable 100,000-word classic Zen Training by the great master Katsuki Sekida and extracts its finest gems. Marc Allen has carefully chosen the passages most relevant to today, producing a readable work of six chapters covering the basics of posture, breathing, and training, and presenting various pieces of Zen literature and meditation pictures. The result is a complete course in Zen from a modern master ? as one would receive in a traditional Zen center ? simply and beautifully written.
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"Simple and elegant."
-- "Publishers Weekly"
"You are suddenly awakened to a new world. . . . You find your true nature within yourself, and at the same time in the external world." -- from the book
"Simple and elegant."
-- "Publishers Weekly"
About the Author:
Katsuki Sekida (1903-1987) began his practice in 1915 and had a deep experience of samadhi early in life. After training at monasteries in Japan, he taught at the Honolulu Zendo and Maui Zendo from 1963 to 1970 and at the London Zen Society from 1970 to 1972.
Marc Allen was a student of Sekida's at the Maui Zendo and has been deeply influenced by his teachings ever since. A successful entrepreneur, author, and teacher, he lives in Northern California.
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- PublisherNew World Library
- Publication date2003
- ISBN 10 157731249X
- ISBN 13 9781577312499
- BindingHardcover
- Number of pages160
- EditorAllen Marc
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