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Opening To Oneness A Practical And Philosophical Guide To The Zen Precepts Nancy Mujo Baker

Name: Opening To Oneness A Practical And Philosophical Guide To The Zen Precepts Nancy Mujo Baker
SKU: BELL-50719036
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Opening To Oneness A Practical And Philosophical Guide To The Zen Precepts Nancy Mujo Baker instant download after payment.

Publisher: Shambhala

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 4 MB

Author: Nancy Mujo Baker

Language: English

Year: 2023

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Opening To Oneness A Practical And Philosophical Guide To The Zen Precepts Nancy Mujo Baker by Nancy Mujo Baker instant download after payment.

Stop trying to become “better” by suppressing or hiding parts of yourself, and learn what it means to be fully human with this accessible guide to the core ethical teachings of Zen Buddhism.
In Opening to Oneness, Zen teacher Nancy Baker offers a detailed path of practice for Zen students planning to take the precepts and for anyone, Buddhist or non-Buddhist, interested in deepening their personal study of ethical living. She reveals that there are three levels of each precept: a literal level (don’t kill, not even a bug), a relative level that takes moral ambiguity into account (what if it’s a malaria-spreading mosquito?), and an ultimate level—the paradoxical level of nonduality, in which the precepts are naturally expressed from a state of oneness.

Full of nuance, intelligence, and compassion, the first half of the book addresses the ten grave precepts mostly from the relative level,...