Zen Master: A Complete Guide of Zen Buddhism to Achieve Happiness and Peacefulness in Life

By Dylan Barry

Zen Master: A Complete Guide of Zen Buddhism to Achieve Happiness and Peacefulness in Life

Zen buddhism draws a lot from the basic principles of Buddhist philosophy and thought. The ideas of the eightfold path, the skandhas, the four noble truths and the dharma seals are a crucial part of Zen Buddhism. Although the principles of Buddhism in general apply to Zen teaching, it is largely influenced by Mahayana Buddhism.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Dylan Barry
• Release date: Aug 31, 2015
• ISBN: 9781516359417

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ISBN-10: 1500830720

ISBN-13: 978-1500830724

Table of Contents

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Introduction

Chapter 1: Enlightenment

Chapter 2: The Eight-Fold Path

Chapter 3: The First Point - Right Understanding

Chapter 4: The Second Point - Right Thoughts

Chapter 5: The Third Point - Right Speech

Chapter 6: The Fourth Point - Right Action

Chapter 7: The Fifth Point - Right Livelihood

Chapter 8: The Sixth Point - Right Effort

Chapter 9: The Seventh Point - Right Mindfulness

Chapter 10: The Eighth Point - Right Concentration

Conclusion

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Introduction

Learning about Zen Buddhism has one common root cause - the need to be at peace with oneself. Because as much as other people would like to think that this is a religion, in reality, it is not. As to why individuals have decided to adopt this mentality though is easy to understand.

What are you supposed to expect from this book? It will use the philosophy of Zen in order to attain inner peace