Method of Zen
Method of Zen by Eugen Herrigel, published by Penguin Books in 1995, presents a unique exploration of Zen philosophy through the lens of Herrigel’s six years of training under a Japanese Zen Master. This edition, comprising 112 pages, offers insights derived from Herrigel’s extensive notes, which were edited and revised by Alan Watts and others. The book delves into the principles of Zen, reflecting on the interplay between spirituality and practice.
Readers will find a thoughtful examination of Zen practices and their philosophical underpinnings. The Method of Zen addresses themes related to Buddhism and Eastern philosophy, providing a framework for understanding the deeper aspects of Zen beyond mere technique. This work serves as a significant contribution to the discourse on religion and spirituality, inviting readers to engage with the complexities of Zen thought.
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“When Eugen Herrigel died in 1955 he had published only one book, but it was a classic of its king, Zen in the Art of Archery . He also left voluminous notes describing his six years of training under a Japanese Zen Master. These, edited and revised by Alan Watts and others, form The Method of Zen .”— San Francisco Sunday Chronicle
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