Author: | Rainer Loveiam | ISBN: | 9781465995339 |
Publisher: | Rainer Loveiam | Publication: | August 30, 2011 |
Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
Author: | Rainer Loveiam |
ISBN: | 9781465995339 |
Publisher: | Rainer Loveiam |
Publication: | August 30, 2011 |
Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
Language: | English |
A humorous and hilarious exploration of anti-traditional Zen koans, but not limited to it.
You unexpectedly find yourself in an upside-down position where ordinary concepts of the world of Zen no longer apply. Funny, satirical, cynical, captivating, always inspiring and not to be taken too seriously. You need an open mind to step into the obscure world of a retired Zen Master. There are no secrets, no hidden Zen meanings, no puzzles, no “talking around the bush” but only straightforward truthful dialogues between a Zen Master and his students/devotees. Nothing learnt in Zen before has prepared you for this unique Zen journey. If you have a good sense of humor or like to start one, this book is the perfect travel companion as each koan can lighten or deepen your time in a crowded airport or lead to abrupt laughter in the middle of a bathroom visit.
Also published by Rainer Loveiam in 2011 “The Flower Is Meditating – Contemplations Of A Sick Mind On The Way To Enlightenment”
A humorous and hilarious exploration of anti-traditional Zen koans, but not limited to it.
You unexpectedly find yourself in an upside-down position where ordinary concepts of the world of Zen no longer apply. Funny, satirical, cynical, captivating, always inspiring and not to be taken too seriously. You need an open mind to step into the obscure world of a retired Zen Master. There are no secrets, no hidden Zen meanings, no puzzles, no “talking around the bush” but only straightforward truthful dialogues between a Zen Master and his students/devotees. Nothing learnt in Zen before has prepared you for this unique Zen journey. If you have a good sense of humor or like to start one, this book is the perfect travel companion as each koan can lighten or deepen your time in a crowded airport or lead to abrupt laughter in the middle of a bathroom visit.
Also published by Rainer Loveiam in 2011 “The Flower Is Meditating – Contemplations Of A Sick Mind On The Way To Enlightenment”