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D. T. Suzuki
ISBN 9788178224299
Rs. 792
Munshiram Manoharlal
Essays in Zen Buddhism (First Series)
Who it's for: readers interested in Zen Buddhism and Eastern philosophy
This volume compiles key writings by D. T. Suzuki, a renowned authority on Zen Buddhism. It features his seminal study "Enlightenment and Ignorance," alongside chapters on practical Zen instruction, the nature of satori, and the historical lineage of Zen from Bodhidharma to Hui-Níng. Suzuki's commentary on "The Ten Cow-herding Pictures" further elucidates the stages of spiritual development within Zen practice.Why You Should Read? Gain insight into fundamental Zen concepts like satori, enlightenment, and ignorance. Explore the historical development and practical methods of Zen instruction. Understand the symbolic journey of spiritual progress through the Ten Cow-herding Pictures. Engage with the foundational texts of a pivotal figure in introducing Zen to the West.
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- Includes the seminal study 'Enlightenment and Ignorance'
- Chapters on practical Zen instruction and the nature of satori
- Traces Zen lineage from Bodhidharma to Hui-Níng
- Commentary on 'The Ten Cow-herding Pictures'
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Questions about this book
What is the focus of this collection?
It compiles key writings by D. T. Suzuki on Zen Buddhism, including studies on enlightenment and ignorance, practical instruction, and the nature of satori.
Does it cover the history of Zen?
Yes, it includes chapters on the historical lineage of Zen from Bodhidharma to Hui-Níng.
What are the Ten Cow-herding Pictures?
They are a series of illustrations depicting stages of spiritual development in Zen, and Suzuki provides commentary on them in this book.
Who is D. T. Suzuki?
He is a renowned authority on Zen Buddhism and a pivotal figure in introducing Zen to the West.