On Having No Head: Zen And the Rediscovery of the Obvious

Douglas Harding's radical little book asks you to conduct a simple experiment: look for your own head. What he discovered — and what you might too — is a direct experience of consciousness that cuts through years of Zen koans in a single moment. It's startlingly simple, profound, and oddly liberating. Part philosophy, part experiential guide, this is one of those rare books that might actually shift how you see (or don't see) yourself. Perfect for seekers, meditators, and anyone curious about consciousness beyond the conceptual.