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The aim of Zen training is not ecstasy By Polly Young-Eisendrath, editor, Rafe Martin, editor Spiritual Quotation The aim of Zen training is not ecstasy
Do devotions wholeheartedly, with a pure heart By Polly Young-Eisendrath, editor, Rafe Martin, editor Spiritual Quotation Do devotions wholeheartedly, with a pure heart
Thanksgiving is a deep sentiment By Polly Young-Eisendrath, editor, Rafe Martin, editor Spiritual Quotation Thanksgiving is a deep sentiment
A Bow or a Gassho By Roshi Philip Kapleau Spiritual Practice Commentary on the richness of Zen practice and the spiritual dimensions of gratitude.
Why is there so much folly in the world By Polly Young-Eisendrath, editor, Rafe Martin, editor Spiritual Quotation Why is there so much folly in the world
Philip Kapleau in 365 Zen By Philip Kapleau Spiritual Practice of the Day To truly practice Zen
The Zen of Living and Dying By Philip Kapleau Book Excerpt Philip Kapleau on the devotional practice of the Day of the Dead in Mexico.
Straight to the Heart of Zen By Philip Kapleau Book Excerpt Philip Kapleau on the wonderful diversity in the world.
Straight to the Heart of Zen By Philip Kapleau Book Review Wise commentary on emptiness, joy, practice, nonduality, silence, and student-teacher relationships.
The Zen of Living and Dying By Philip Kapleau Book Review A nonsectarian overview of this important subject.

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