It Came From Beyond Zen

Informationen zum Autor Ordained as a Soto Zen priest, Brad Warner is also a punk bassist, filmmaker, and blogger. He is the founder of Angel City Zen Center in Los Angeles and the author of Hardcore Zen , Sit Down and Shut Up , and several other books about Zen Buddhism. His writing appears on SuicideGirls.com and in Lion's Roar , Tricycle , Buddhadharma , and Alternative Press . He lives in Los Angeles. Klappentext A punk rocker turned Zen priest gives a modern take on an 800-year-old Buddhist classic Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction 1. It Came from Beyond Zen! - (Inmo) It! 2. Don't Be Half Assed - (Tenzo Kokun) Instructions for the Cook 3. A Thousand Eyes and Hands of Compassion - (Kanon) Compassion 4. Compassion and Zen Buddhist Ethics 5. Four Good Ways to Treat People Right - (Shishobo) Four All-Embracing Virtues 6. Eating Cornflakes and Doing the Dishes - (Kajo) Everyday Life 7. Garbage In, Garbage Out - (Jinshin Inga) Deep Belief in Cause and Effect 8. Wait! What Was the Deal with Cause and Effect Again? (Dai Shugyo) Great practice 9. Buddhist Super Powers - (Jinzu) Mystical Power 10. He Not Busy Being Born Is Busy Dying - (Shoji) Living and Dying 11. Does Life Exist? 12. A Willingness to See the Truth - (Doshin) The Will to the Truth 13.1 Needle in the Butt of Zazen Commentary Part 1 13.2 Needle in the Butt of Zazen Commentary Part 2 14. Talking to the Trees About Reality - (Mujo Seppo) The Insentient Preach the Dhrama 15. It's All in the Mind, Or Is It? (San Gai Yui Shin) The Three Worlds Are Only the Mind 16. All You Have to Do is Dream - (Mu-chu Setsu-mu) Explaining a Dream Within a Dream 17. Giggling in Delight - Conclusion Resources About the Author

Autorentext

Ordained as a Soto Zen priest, Brad Warner is also a punk bassist, filmmaker, and blogger. He is the founder of Angel City Zen Center in Los Angeles and the author of Hardcore Zen, Sit Down and Shut Up, and several other books about Zen Buddhism. His writing appears on SuicideGirls.com and in Lion s Roar, Tricycle, Buddhadharma, and Alternative Press. He lives in Los Angeles.

Klappentext

A punk rocker turned Zen priest gives a modern take on an 800-year-old Buddhist classic

Inhalt

Introduction

1. It Came from Beyond Zen! - (Inmo) It!
2. Don't Be Half Assed - (Tenzo Kokun) Instructions for the Cook
3. A Thousand Eyes and Hands of Compassion - (Kanon) Compassion
4. Compassion and Zen Buddhist Ethics
5. Four Good Ways to Treat People Right - (Shishobo) Four All-Embracing Virtues
6. Eating Cornflakes and Doing the Dishes - (Kajo) Everyday Life
7. Garbage In, Garbage Out - (Jinshin Inga) Deep Belief in Cause and Effect
8. Wait! What Was the Deal with Cause and Effect Again? (Dai Shugyo) Great practice
9. Buddhist Super Powers - (Jinzu) Mystical Power
10. He Not Busy Being Born Is Busy Dying - (Shoji) Living and Dying
11. Does Life Exist?
12. A Willingness to See the Truth - (Doshin) The Will to the Truth
    13.1 Needle in the Butt of Zazen Commentary Part 1
    13.2 Needle in the Butt of Zazen Commentary Part 2
13. Talking to the Trees About Reality - (Mujo Seppo) The Insentient Preach the Dhrama
14. It's All in the Mind, Or Is It? (San Gai Yui Shin) The Three Worlds Are Only the Mind
15. All You Have to Do is Dream - (Mu-chu Setsu-mu) Explaining a Dream Within a Dream
16. Giggling in Delight - Conclusion
    Resources
    About the Author