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<p>Zen Inspirations offers a selection of appealing texts that bring insight and contemplation to busy modern lives – from the complete koans of the <i>Gateless Gate </i>(a 13th-century collection of spiritual puzzles used in the practice of Zen) to a generous selection of haiku and other poems that are not only thought provoking and evocative but rich in beauty and paradox.</p><p>The anthology includes work by the masters of the Golden Age of Zen as well as by contemporary Zen masters. Many of
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- Author
- Levering, Miriam
- Publisher
- Book Sales, Incorporated
- Published
- 2013
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780785829812
- Category
- spirituality
- Subjects
- Body Mind & Spirit, Buddhism, Philosophy
- Updated
- 2026-03-25
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