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Justin F. Stone, author, lecturer, and teacher, has written four books previous to this one, inclukding 'The Joys of Meditation,' 'T'ai Chi Chih-Joy Thru Movement,''Abandon Hope-The Way to Fulfillment,' and 'Climb The Joyous Mountain.' He has also edited and written the foreword to Minoru Tanaka's
Mr. Stone has traveled extensively in the Orient, staying at Indian asharams, following the monk's routine at zendos, sitting zazen at temples in Japan, and studying the Chi Kung disciplines in Taiwan, China.
He has also taught courses in T'ai Chi Ch'uan, T'ai Chi Chih, Meditation, and Oriental Philosophy and Religion at various schools in the southwestern United States.
Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1: 'All beings are primarily buddhas' (it is like water and ice)
Chapter 2: 'Still-sitting' (the purpose of Zazen is not to be quiet, but to let your true nature manifest)
Chapter 3: 'Watching the mind' (when thought disappears, where is this mind?)
Chapter 4: 'Losing ourselves' (we find ourselves)
Chapter 5: 'Without subject without object' (where are we?)
Chapter 6: 'Emptiness' (emptiness, too, is empty)
Chapter 7: 'Not 'either or' but 'neither nor''
Chapter 8: 'The lotus blossoms in the mud' (fish do not live in clear water)
Chapter 9: 'The guddha of 'infinite light''
Chapter 10: 'Conclusion' (which is just a beginning)
Epilogue
Glossary-commentary
Retrospective: (A personal commentary)
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'Way Of The Samurai.'Mr. Stone has traveled extensively in the Orient, staying at Indian asharams, following the monk's routine at zendos, sitting zazen at temples in Japan, and studying the Chi Kung disciplines in Taiwan, China.
He has also taught courses in T'ai Chi Ch'uan, T'ai Chi Chih, Meditation, and Oriental Philosophy and Religion at various schools in the southwestern United States.
Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1: 'All beings are primarily buddhas' (it is like water and ice)
Chapter 2: 'Still-sitting' (the purpose of Zazen is not to be quiet, but to let your true nature manifest)
Chapter 3: 'Watching the mind' (when thought disappears, where is this mind?)
Chapter 4: 'Losing ourselves' (we find ourselves)
Chapter 5: 'Without subject without object' (where are we?)
Chapter 6: 'Emptiness' (emptiness, too, is empty)
Chapter 7: 'Not 'either or' but 'neither nor''
Chapter 8: 'The lotus blossoms in the mud' (fish do not live in clear water)
Chapter 9: 'The guddha of 'infinite light''
Chapter 10: 'Conclusion' (which is just a beginning)
Epilogue
Glossary-commentary
Retrospective: (A personal commentary)
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ISBN
914172021
Publication
Sun Books P.O. Box 4383 Albuquerque, NM 87106