Zen Buddhism

This is a fun, unique book that goes deep into the great mysteries of knowingsomething like Lawrence Krauss's A Universe From Nothing (Atria) meets Sam Harris's Waking Up (S&S) (Both S&S bestsellers). Or:Sam Harris and Stephen Hawking meet Socrates.

A fascinating account of one Zen teacher's journey to Buddhism--from a drug-addicted drag queen to beloved spiritual teacher and abbot.

The Shinjinmei (written in the 6th century by the monk Sosan) is the first of Zen’s four fundamental texts. Thus, it is central to all Zen lineages and schools, and an essential source of study for all Zen practitioners.

A new revised edition of the classic title on Zen and Christian living.

Zen koans, beginning some 1500 years ago, refer to stories or questions arising in encounters between monks and old Chinese and Japanese masters, and include commentaries designed to help the Zen practitioner awaken. Koans like HakuinsWhat is the sound of one hand clapping? are well-known, and the word koan has even gone mainstream.

A stunning translation of classic Zen teachings conveyed by great Zen Masters.