Zen Action/Zen Person

A fascinating exploration of Zen Buddhism through the lens of action and personhood. This scholarly collection from University of Hawaii Press delves into the paradoxes of Zen practice—how being and doing intersect, how the self emerges (or dissolves) through mindful engagement. It's philosophy grounded in lived experience rather than abstract theory. Perfect for students of comparative religion, anyone deepening their meditation practice, or readers curious about how Eastern philosophy challenges Western notions of identity and agency.