Zen Cats

Zen Cats by Jana Martin, published by Abbeville Press on January 22, 2001, is a unique collection of photographs featuring cats in serene, spiritual poses throughout the Buddhist parks, gardens, and shrines of Japan. This first edition, comprising 92 pages, presents a visual exploration that intertwines the beauty of feline grace with elements of Zen wisdom, folklore, and commentary.
Readers will find a captivating blend of photography and philosophy, as the images are complemented by thoughtful insights that reflect on the relationship between pets and spirituality. The book delves into themes of Buddhism and Zen, inviting contemplation on the tranquil coexistence of animals and nature. With its focus on cats and their serene environments, Zen Cats offers a distinctive perspective on the intersection of pets and spiritual life.
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Captured in serene, spiritual poses throughout the Buddhist parks, gardens, and shrines of Japan, the “Zen cats” in this unique collection of photographs are honored by bits of Zen wisdom, folklore, and commentary.
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