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To forget the self : an illustrated guide to Zen meditation / John Daishin Buksbazen ; photography by John Daido Loori ; foreword by Peter Matthiessen ; pref. by Chotan Aitken Roshi.

By: Material type: TextTextSeries: The Zen writings series ; 3Publisher: Los Angeles : Zen Center of Los Angeles, [1977]Description: xix, 70 pages : illustrations ; 22 x 26 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 0916820033
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 294.5/43
LOC classification:
  • BQ9288 .B84
Contents:
Foreward- Peter Ishin Mattiessen. Preface- Chotan Aitken Roshi. Introduction. Buddhas. -The nature of the problem. -The nature of the solution. -Starting to sit. -Some rules-of-thumb. -Positioning the legs. -Positioning the body. -Breathing. -Breathing in zazen. -Regulating the mind. Community. -What is Community?. - Group practice. Appendices. Appendix I: Exercises to help you sit. Appendix II: How to make your own zafu. Appendix III: Some meditation centers around the U.S.
Summary: '...Is born of ten years of sitting practice. Through his experience and study as a monk at the Zen Center of Los Angeles, Daishin has learned to appreciate life in light of the three aspects of practice discusses in this book: Buddhas, sitting and community. His talent for expressing matters of deepest concern in conversational style gives this book its warmth and clarity.'
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Foreward- Peter Ishin Mattiessen. Preface- Chotan Aitken Roshi. Introduction. Buddhas. -The nature of the problem. -The nature of the solution. -Starting to sit. -Some rules-of-thumb. -Positioning the legs. -Positioning the body. -Breathing. -Breathing in zazen. -Regulating the mind. Community. -What is Community?. - Group practice. Appendices. Appendix I: Exercises to help you sit. Appendix II: How to make your own zafu. Appendix III: Some meditation centers around the U.S.

'...Is born of ten years of sitting practice. Through his experience and study as a monk at the Zen Center of Los Angeles, Daishin has learned to appreciate life in light of the three aspects of practice discusses in this book: Buddhas, sitting and community. His talent for expressing matters of deepest concern in conversational style gives this book its warmth and clarity.'

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