“[I]t would seem that to be incapable of sitting and watching with the mind completely at rest is to be incapable of experiencing the world in which we live to the full. For one does not know the world simply in thinking about it and doing about it. One must first experience it more directly, and prolong the experience without jumping to conclusions.”
Quote by Alan W. Watts
Book:The Way of Zen
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The Way of Zen
This book delves into the essence of Zen Buddhism, examining its origins, key teachings, meditation techniques, and the role of mindfulness in daily life. It offers insights into the historical context and the various schools of thought within the tradition, providing a thorough exploration of the Zen path. more
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