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　　The Zen school of Mahayana Buddhism contends that each one of

us is already a Buddha — the enlightenment we seek is always within

us, waiting to be realized through mindfulness and concerted

spiritual work. This truth pushes us toward practice, in the hopes

that we may awaken our potential and live up to what is inside

us.?This is a?notion taught widely by ninth century Zen Master Lin

Chi, and in his tradition Thich Nhat Hanh employs the teachings and

writings of Mahayana Buddhism to discuss specific topics in

Buddhist study and practice. With these teachings, readers have the

tools to awaken the Buddha within.

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　　Publishers Weekly Vietnamese Zen Buddhist master Thich Nhat

Hanh usually presents teachings simply and often lyrically. This

book, a translation and commentary on teachings of the Chinese

master Linji, a founder of the Zen tradition, is not so simple and

not very lyrical. But there's a good reason. Linji was one of those

Zen masters who was given to paradox, shouting at students and

employing cryptic behaviors and words. As Nhat Hanh helpfully

notes, "Reading his words is like taking a very strong medicine."

So the contemporary Zen master is, comparatively, a more penetrable

guide to his predecessor, as a commentator ought to be. The text

calls on Nhat Hanh's scholarly abilities. He is more than a humble

monk, and this side of him is much less familiar to his many

readers. He is able to encapsulate Linji's philosophy in his

characteristically memorable way: the enlightened person has

"nothing to do, nowhere to go." Also true to form, he offers easy

breathing practices based on what Linji says. The book could be

better organized; the text and commentaries are in separate

chapters, necessitating a lot of flipping back and forth. This book

is fresh and stimulating for advanced Zen practitioners. (Oct.)

Copyright 2007 Reed Business Information

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The Zen school of Mahayana Buddhism contends that each one of us is already a Buddha — the enlightenment we seek is always within us, waiting to be realized through mindfulness and concerted spiritual work. This truth pushes us toward practice, in the hopes that we may awaken our potential and live up to what is inside us.This is anotion taught widely by ninth century Zen Master Lin Chi, and in his tradition Thich Nhat Hanh employs the teachings and writings of Mahayana Buddhism to discuss specific topics in Buddhist study and practice. With these teachings, readers have the tools to awaken the Buddha within.