Fountaindale Public Library

Letters to a dead friend about Zen, Brad Warner

Label
Letters to a dead friend about Zen, Brad Warner
Language
eng
Index
no index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
Letters to a dead friend about Zen
Oclc number
1083680780
Responsibility statement
Brad Warner
Summary
"An introduction to Zen Buddhism for general readers, written as a series of imaginary letters from the author to a deceased friend; covers basic Zen concepts such as rebirth, karma, and mindfulness, while also examining the ethical challenges of living a Buddhist life in the modern world"--, Provided by publisher
Table Of Contents
Carved into the universe -- Remembering Marky Moon -- Wild beast jerky -- Buddhisms : what they agree about -- Is Zen Buddhism a religion? -- Truth vs. Buddhism -- I'm just a Zen bozo -- Zazen isn't just the name of a sleeping tablet you can buy at truck stops -- The goal of having no goals -- The four no bull truths -- When you're dead you've got no self -- The center of a universe with no center -- Intuition -- The no bull eightfold path (sorry!) -- Your karma ran over my dogma (sorry!) -- Some koans you ought to know -- Emptiness -- Are drugs the gateway to Zen? -- He wasn't breathing -- What is Zen and what is just Asian culture -- Crazy wisdom is usually more crazy than wise -- Escape from the compound -- The whole shebang -- Marky's memorial
Target audience
adult
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