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Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind

A zen szellem az örök kezdők szelleme

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Kiadó: John Weatherhill, Inc.
Kiadás helye: New York
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Kötés típusa: Ragasztott papírkötés
Oldalszám: 138 oldal
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Nyelv: Angol  
Méret: 21 cm x 14 cm
ISBN: 0-8348-0079-9
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PREFACE Two Suzukis. A half-century ago, in a transplant that has been likened in its historical importance to the Latin translations of Aristotle in the thirteenth century and of Plato in the... Tovább

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PREFACE Two Suzukis. A half-century ago, in a transplant that has been likened in its historical importance to the Latin translations of Aristotle in the thirteenth century and of Plato in the fifteenth, Daisetz Suzuki brought Zen to the West single-handed. Fifty years later, Shunryu Suzuki did something almost as important. In this his only book, here issued for the first time in paperback, he sounded exactly the follow-up note Americans interested in Zen need to hear.
Whereas Daisetz Suzuki's Zen was dramatic, Shunryu Suzuki's is ordinary. Satori was focal for Daisetz, and it was in large part the fascination of this extraordinary state that made his writings so compelling. In Shunryu Suzuki's book the words satori and kensho, its near-equivalent, never appear.
When, four months before his death, I had the opportunity to ask him why satori didn't figure in his book, his wife leaned toward me and whispered impishly, "It's because he hasn't had it" ; whereupon the Roshi batted his fan at her in mock consternation and with finger to his lips hissed, "Shhhh! Don't tell him!" When our laughter had subsided, he said simply, "It's not that satori is unimportant, but it's not the part of Zen that needs to be stressed."
Suzuki-roshi was with us, in America, only twelve years— a single round in the East Asian way of counting years in dozens—but they were enough. Through the work of this small, quiet man there is now a thriving Soto Zen organization on our continent. His life represented the Soto Way so perfectly that the man and the Way were merged. "His non-ego attitude left us no eccentricities to embroider upon. Though he made no waves and left no traces as a personality in the worldly sense, the impress of his footsteps in the invis-
preface 9 Vissza

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CONTENTS
Preface, by Huston Smith 9 Introduction, by Richard Baker Prologue: Beginner*s Mind 21
Part i Right Practice Posture 25 Breathing 29 Control 31 Mind Waves 34 Mind Weeds 36 The Marrow of Zen 38 No Dualism 41 Bowing 43 Nothing Special 46
Part 2 Right Attitude
Single-minded Way 53 Repetition 55 Zen and Excitement 57 Right Effort 59 No Trace 62 God Giving 65 Mistakes in Practice 7/
Limiting Your Activity 75 Study Yourself 76 To Polish a Tile 80 Constancy 8 3 Communication 86 Negative and Positive 90 Nirvana, the Waterfall 92
Part 3 Right Understanding Traditional Zen Spirit 99 Transiency 102 The Quality of Being 104 Naturalness 107 Emptiness 110 Readiness, Mindfulness 113 Believing in Nothing 116 Attachment, Non-attachment 118 Calmness 121
Experience, Not Philosophy 123 Original Buddhism 125 Beyond Consciousness 127 Buddha's Enlightenment i 3 i
Epilogue : Zen Mind 133

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