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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Seeing the Mountain is a contemplative work that explores how the disciplined clarity of Zen practice can illuminate, enrich, and deepen a committed Catholic life. Rather than presenting Zen and Catholicism as competing worldviews, the book demonstrates how the attentiveness, interior stillness, and direct experiential insight cultivated in Zen can strengthen one's capacity to live the Christian faith with greater sincerity, presence, and integrity. Through a series of reflections grounded in both traditions, the book shows how learning to "see the Mountain" - to perceive reality without distortion - supports a more authentic encounter with God, self, and neighbor.At the center of the book is the Mountain itself, a metaphor for the unchanging ground of awareness that remains steady beneath the shifting movements of thought, emotion, and circumstance. Zen provides the tools to recognize this ground directly, while Catholicism provides the theological, sacramental, and moral framework within which that recognition becomes a lived response to grace. The text emphasizes that Zen does not replace Catholic doctrine or practice; instead, it sharpens the capacity to receive them. Silence becomes prayer. Attention becomes devotion. Presence becomes charity.Written in clear, accessible language, Seeing the Mountain bridges classical contemplative wisdom with the lived experience of a modern Catholic practitioner. It invites readers to examine how perception is shaped, how suffering arises, and how freedom becomes possible when one learns to see without clinging to mental constructs. The tone is measured and reflective, offering guidance without dogmatism and insight without abstraction.This book is intended for readers interested in contemplative spirituality, Catholics seeking a deeper interior life, practitioners of meditation, and anyone drawn to the question of how ancient practices can support a life of faith today. Ultimately, Seeing the Mountain affirms that Zen and Catholicism, when held with discernment and humility, can work together to cultivate a heart that is attentive, grounded, and open to God's presence in all things. Discover how the stillness of Zen can deepen a Catholic life. This guide bridges two ancient traditions, showing how mindfulness can illuminate your path to God, self, and an authentic faith. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Sharing the Dharma: 10-Minute Dharma Talks for American Zen Sanghas offers eighteen concise, powerful reflections designed for the realities of modern practice. In contemporary zendos, secular meditation centers, and digital sanghas, teachers face a constant challenge: how to present authentic Buddhist teachings in a format that respects time while still opening the door to deep reflection and direct realization. Traditional commentaries can feel too dense for short practice periods, while surface-level mindfulness often strips away the psychological frameworks essential to liberation.Developed by ordained Bodhisattva Zen Priest Min'ui Maitri, this manual provides a clear, modular blueprint for delivering foundational Dharma without academic heaviness. Each topic appears in a matching pair: - Tactical Dharma Talk Outline - A scannable, time-stamped structure with thematic groupings, mnemonic devices, and practice pointers, allowing facilitators to offer a complete talk under real-world time pressure.- Full Narrative Commentary - A complete teaching written in the rhythm of oral transmission, expanding each theme with modern examples, psychological insight, and practical application.The book unfolds across six progressive parts that mirror a practitioner's journey: Part 1: Foundations of the Path - The life of Buddha Gotama, the Four Noble Truths, and the Noble Eightfold Path. Part 2: The Anatomy of Experience - How the mind constructs reality through the Six Senses, the Five Skandhas, and the 12-Link Chain of Dependent Origination. Part 3: The Roots of Delusion & Karma - Dukkha, the Three Poisons, and the true nature of Karma. Part 4: The Heart of Mahayana & Zen - Sunyata, the Heart Sutra, Don't-Know Mind, and the precision of koan study. Part 5: The Bodhisattva Vow in Action - The influence of the feminine in the Buddha's life, the five great Bodhisattvas, cultivating Bodhicitta, and the Four Great Vows. Part 6: Zen and Our Modern World - The Six Realms of Existence and the unified path of mindfulness, compassion, and wisdom.The authority of this work arises from the author's lived experience. Min'ui Maitri first encountered Buddhism in 1992, later serving as a U.S. diplomat in Southeast Asia. After surviving the trauma of the 2002 Bali bombings, he turned to intensive meditation to heal severe PTSD, eventually finding lasting transformation within Zen. Ordained as a Novice Zen Priest in 2017 and a Bodhisattva Zen Priest in 2023, he now lives and teaches in Da Nang, Vietnam.Sharing the Dharma is built for real-time teaching under pressure. Readers will find memorable cognitive tools such as the "VISA LEt eM C(see)" mnemonic for the Eightfold Path, the Four Clusters of Dependent Origination, the three-step alchemical sequence ("Name it, feel it, soften it"), and Zen Master Seung Sahn's operational turning phrase, "How may I help you?"Avoiding both esoteric abstraction and sterile dogmatism, this book offers a vibrant, practical map for meeting the world with clarity, compassion, and liberated action. It is an essential resource for teachers, practice leaders, and anyone seeking to bring the ancient streams of Zen into the ordinary struggles of daily life. A practical guide for bringing authentic Buddhist teachings into the fast-paced rhythm of modern life. Written by Min'ui Maitri, this collection offers eighteen concise Dharma talks crafted for zendos, meditation groups, or personal study. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Seeing the Mountain is a contemplative work that explores how the disciplined clarity of Zen practice can illuminate, enrich, and deepen a committed Catholic life. Rather than presenting Zen and Catholicism as competing worldviews, the book demonstrates how the attentiveness, interior stillness, and direct experiential insight cultivated in Zen can strengthen one's capacity to live the Christian faith with greater sincerity, presence, and integrity. Through a series of reflections grounded in both traditions, the book shows how learning to 'see the Mountain' - to perceive reality without distortion - supports a more authentic encounter with God, self, and neighbor.At the center of the book is the Mountain itself, a metaphor for the unchanging ground of awareness that remains steady beneath the shifting movements of thought, emotion, and circumstance. Zen provides the tools to recognize this ground directly, while Catholicism provides the theological, sacramental, and moral framework within which that recognition becomes a lived response to grace. The text emphasizes that Zen does not replace Catholic doctrine or practice; instead, it sharpens the capacity to receive them. Silence becomes prayer. Attention becomes devotion. Presence becomes charity.Written in clear, accessible language, Seeing the Mountain bridges classical contemplative wisdom with the lived experience of a modern Catholic practitioner. It invites readers to examine how perception is shaped, how suffering arises, and how freedom becomes possible when one learns to see without clinging to mental constructs. The tone is measured and reflective, offering guidance without dogmatism and insight without abstraction.This book is intended for readers interested in contemplative spirituality, Catholics seeking a deeper interior life, practitioners of meditation, and anyone drawn to the question of how ancient practices can support a life of faith today. Ultimately, Seeing the Mountain affirms that Zen and Catholicism, when held with discernment and humility, can work together to cultivate a heart that is attentive, grounded, and open to God's presence in all things.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. Seeing the Mountain is a contemplative work that explores how the disciplined clarity of Zen practice can illuminate, enrich, and deepen a committed Catholic life. Rather than presenting Zen and Catholicism as competing worldviews, the book demonstrates how the attentiveness, interior stillness, and direct experiential insight cultivated in Zen can strengthen one's capacity to live the Christian faith with greater sincerity, presence, and integrity. Through a series of reflections grounded in both traditions, the book shows how learning to "see the Mountain" - to perceive reality without distortion - supports a more authentic encounter with God, self, and neighbor.At the center of the book is the Mountain itself, a metaphor for the unchanging ground of awareness that remains steady beneath the shifting movements of thought, emotion, and circumstance. Zen provides the tools to recognize this ground directly, while Catholicism provides the theological, sacramental, and moral framework within which that recognition becomes a lived response to grace. The text emphasizes that Zen does not replace Catholic doctrine or practice; instead, it sharpens the capacity to receive them. Silence becomes prayer. Attention becomes devotion. Presence becomes charity.Written in clear, accessible language, Seeing the Mountain bridges classical contemplative wisdom with the lived experience of a modern Catholic practitioner. It invites readers to examine how perception is shaped, how suffering arises, and how freedom becomes possible when one learns to see without clinging to mental constructs. The tone is measured and reflective, offering guidance without dogmatism and insight without abstraction.This book is intended for readers interested in contemplative spirituality, Catholics seeking a deeper interior life, practitioners of meditation, and anyone drawn to the question of how ancient practices can support a life of faith today. Ultimately, Seeing the Mountain affirms that Zen and Catholicism, when held with discernment and humility, can work together to cultivate a heart that is attentive, grounded, and open to God's presence in all things. Discover how the stillness of Zen can deepen a Catholic life. This guide bridges two ancient traditions, showing how mindfulness can illuminate your path to God, self, and an authentic faith. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Seeing the Mountain is a contemplative work that explores how the disciplined clarity of Zen practice can illuminate, enrich, and deepen a committed Catholic life. Rather than presenting Zen and Catholicism as competing worldviews, the book demonstrates how the attentiveness, interior stillness, and direct experiential insight cultivated in Zen can strengthen one's capacity to live the Christian faith with greater sincerity, presence, and integrity. Through a series of reflections grounded in both traditions, the book shows how learning to "see the Mountain" - to perceive reality without distortion - supports a more authentic encounter with God, self, and neighbor.At the center of the book is the Mountain itself, a metaphor for the unchanging ground of awareness that remains steady beneath the shifting movements of thought, emotion, and circumstance. Zen provides the tools to recognize this ground directly, while Catholicism provides the theological, sacramental, and moral framework within which that recognition becomes a lived response to grace. The text emphasizes that Zen does not replace Catholic doctrine or practice; instead, it sharpens the capacity to receive them. Silence becomes prayer. Attention becomes devotion. Presence becomes charity.Written in clear, accessible language, Seeing the Mountain bridges classical contemplative wisdom with the lived experience of a modern Catholic practitioner. It invites readers to examine how perception is shaped, how suffering arises, and how freedom becomes possible when one learns to see without clinging to mental constructs. The tone is measured and reflective, offering guidance without dogmatism and insight without abstraction.This book is intended for readers interested in contemplative spirituality, Catholics seeking a deeper interior life, practitioners of meditation, and anyone drawn to the question of how ancient practices can support a life of faith today. Ultimately, Seeing the Mountain affirms that Zen and Catholicism, when held with discernment and humility, can work together to cultivate a heart that is attentive, grounded, and open to God's presence in all things. Discover how the stillness of Zen can deepen a Catholic life. This guide bridges two ancient traditions, showing how mindfulness can illuminate your path to God, self, and an authentic faith. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Sharing the Dharma: 10-Minute Dharma Talks for American Zen Sanghas offers eighteen concise, powerful reflections designed for the realities of modern practice. In contemporary zendos, secular meditation centers, and digital sanghas, teachers face a constant challenge: how to present authentic Buddhist teachings in a format that respects time while still opening the door to deep reflection and direct realization. Traditional commentaries can feel too dense for short practice periods, while surface-level mindfulness often strips away the psychological frameworks essential to liberation.Developed by ordained Bodhisattva Zen Priest Min'ui Maitri, this manual provides a clear, modular blueprint for delivering foundational Dharma without academic heaviness. Each topic appears in a matching pair: - Tactical Dharma Talk Outline - A scannable, time-stamped structure with thematic groupings, mnemonic devices, and practice pointers, allowing facilitators to offer a complete talk under real-world time pressure.- Full Narrative Commentary - A complete teaching written in the rhythm of oral transmission, expanding each theme with modern examples, psychological insight, and practical application.The book unfolds across six progressive parts that mirror a practitioner's journey: Part 1: Foundations of the Path - The life of Buddha Gotama, the Four Noble Truths, and the Noble Eightfold Path. Part 2: The Anatomy of Experience - How the mind constructs reality through the Six Senses, the Five Skandhas, and the 12-Link Chain of Dependent Origination. Part 3: The Roots of Delusion & Karma - Dukkha, the Three Poisons, and the true nature of Karma. Part 4: The Heart of Mahayana & Zen - Sunyata, the Heart Sutra, Don't-Know Mind, and the precision of koan study. Part 5: The Bodhisattva Vow in Action - The influence of the feminine in the Buddha's life, the five great Bodhisattvas, cultivating Bodhicitta, and the Four Great Vows. Part 6: Zen and Our Modern World - The Six Realms of Existence and the unified path of mindfulness, compassion, and wisdom.The authority of this work arises from the author's lived experience. Min'ui Maitri first encountered Buddhism in 1992, later serving as a U.S. diplomat in Southeast Asia. After surviving the trauma of the 2002 Bali bombings, he turned to intensive meditation to heal severe PTSD, eventually finding lasting transformation within Zen. Ordained as a Novice Zen Priest in 2017 and a Bodhisattva Zen Priest in 2023, he now lives and teaches in Da Nang, Vietnam.Sharing the Dharma is built for real-time teaching under pressure. Readers will find memorable cognitive tools such as the "VISA LEt eM C(see)" mnemonic for the Eightfold Path, the Four Clusters of Dependent Origination, the three-step alchemical sequence ("Name it, feel it, soften it"), and Zen Master Seung Sahn's operational turning phrase, "How may I help you?"Avoiding both esoteric abstraction and sterile dogmatism, this book offers a vibrant, practical map for meeting the world with clarity, compassion, and liberated action. It is an essential resource for teachers, practice leaders, and anyone seeking to bring the ancient streams of Zen into the ordinary struggles of daily life. A practical guide for bringing authentic Buddhist teachings into the fast-paced rhythm of modern life. Written by Min'ui Maitri, this collection offers eighteen concise Dharma talks crafted for zendos, meditation groups, or personal study. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Seeing the Mountain is a contemplative work that explores how the disciplined clarity of Zen practice can illuminate, enrich, and deepen a committed Catholic life. Rather than presenting Zen and Catholicism as competing worldviews, the book demonstrates how the attentiveness, interior stillness, and direct experiential insight cultivated in Zen can strengthen one's capacity to live the Christian faith with greater sincerity, presence, and integrity. Through a series of reflections grounded in both traditions, the book shows how learning to "see the Mountain" - to perceive reality without distortion - supports a more authentic encounter with God, self, and neighbor.At the center of the book is the Mountain itself, a metaphor for the unchanging ground of awareness that remains steady beneath the shifting movements of thought, emotion, and circumstance. Zen provides the tools to recognize this ground directly, while Catholicism provides the theological, sacramental, and moral framework within which that recognition becomes a lived response to grace. The text emphasizes that Zen does not replace Catholic doctrine or practice; instead, it sharpens the capacity to receive them. Silence becomes prayer. Attention becomes devotion. Presence becomes charity.Written in clear, accessible language, Seeing the Mountain bridges classical contemplative wisdom with the lived experience of a modern Catholic practitioner. It invites readers to examine how perception is shaped, how suffering arises, and how freedom becomes possible when one learns to see without clinging to mental constructs. The tone is measured and reflective, offering guidance without dogmatism and insight without abstraction.This book is intended for readers interested in contemplative spirituality, Catholics seeking a deeper interior life, practitioners of meditation, and anyone drawn to the question of how ancient practices can support a life of faith today. Ultimately, Seeing the Mountain affirms that Zen and Catholicism, when held with discernment and humility, can work together to cultivate a heart that is attentive, grounded, and open to God's presence in all things. Discover how the stillness of Zen can deepen a Catholic life. This guide bridges two ancient traditions, showing how mindfulness can illuminate your path to God, self, and an authentic faith. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Seeing the Mountain is a contemplative work that explores how the disciplined clarity of Zen practice can illuminate, enrich, and deepen a committed Catholic life. Rather than presenting Zen and Catholicism as competing worldviews, the book demonstrates how the attentiveness, interior stillness, and direct experiential insight cultivated in Zen can strengthen one's capacity to live the Christian faith with greater sincerity, presence, and integrity. Through a series of reflections grounded in both traditions, the book shows how learning to 'see the Mountain' - to perceive reality without distortion - supports a more authentic encounter with God, self, and neighbor.At the center of the book is the Mountain itself, a metaphor for the unchanging ground of awareness that remains steady beneath the shifting movements of thought, emotion, and circumstance. Zen provides the tools to recognize this ground directly, while Catholicism provides the theological, sacramental, and moral framework within which that recognition becomes a lived response to grace. The text emphasizes that Zen does not replace Catholic doctrine or practice; instead, it sharpens the capacity to receive them. Silence becomes prayer. Attention becomes devotion. Presence becomes charity.Written in clear, accessible language, Seeing the Mountain bridges classical contemplative wisdom with the lived experience of a modern Catholic practitioner. It invites readers to examine how perception is shaped, how suffering arises, and how freedom becomes possible when one learns to see without clinging to mental constructs. The tone is measured and reflective, offering guidance without dogmatism and insight without abstraction.This book is intended for readers interested in contemplative spirituality, Catholics seeking a deeper interior life, practitioners of meditation, and anyone drawn to the question of how ancient practices can support a life of faith today. Ultimately, Seeing the Mountain affirms that Zen and Catholicism, when held with discernment and humility, can work together to cultivate a heart that is attentive, grounded, and open to God's presence in all things.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Sharing the Dharma: 10-Minute Dharma Talks for American Zen Sanghas offers eighteen concise, powerful reflections designed for the realities of modern practice. In contemporary zendos, secular meditation centers, and digital sanghas, teachers face a constant challenge: how to present authentic Buddhist teachings in a format that respects time while still opening the door to deep reflection and direct realization. Traditional commentaries can feel too dense for short practice periods, while surface-level mindfulness often strips away the psychological frameworks essential to liberation.Developed by ordained Bodhisattva Zen Priest Min'ui Maitri, this manual provides a clear, modular blueprint for delivering foundational Dharma without academic heaviness. Each topic appears in a matching pair: - Tactical Dharma Talk Outline - A scannable, time-stamped structure with thematic groupings, mnemonic devices, and practice pointers, allowing facilitators to offer a complete talk under real-world time pressure.- Full Narrative Commentary - A complete teaching written in the rhythm of oral transmission, expanding each theme with modern examples, psychological insight, and practical application.The book unfolds across six progressive parts that mirror a practitioner's journey: Part 1: Foundations of the Path - The life of Buddha Gotama, the Four Noble Truths, and the Noble Eightfold Path. Part 2: The Anatomy of Experience - How the mind constructs reality through the Six Senses, the Five Skandhas, and the 12-Link Chain of Dependent Origination. Part 3: The Roots of Delusion & Karma - Dukkha, the Three Poisons, and the true nature of Karma. Part 4: The Heart of Mahayana & Zen - Sunyata, the Heart Sutra, Don't-Know Mind, and the precision of koan study. Part 5: The Bodhisattva Vow in Action - The influence of the feminine in the Buddha's life, the five great Bodhisattvas, cultivating Bodhicitta, and the Four Great Vows. Part 6: Zen and Our Modern World - The Six Realms of Existence and the unified path of mindfulness, compassion, and wisdom.The authority of this work arises from the author's lived experience. Min'ui Maitri first encountered Buddhism in 1992, later serving as a U.S. diplomat in Southeast Asia. After surviving the trauma of the 2002 Bali bombings, he turned to intensive meditation to heal severe PTSD, eventually finding lasting transformation within Zen. Ordained as a Novice Zen Priest in 2017 and a Bodhisattva Zen Priest in 2023, he now lives and teaches in Da Nang, Vietnam.Sharing the Dharma is built for real-time teaching under pressure. Readers will find memorable cognitive tools such as the "VISA LEt eM C(see)" mnemonic for the Eightfold Path, the Four Clusters of Dependent Origination, the three-step alchemical sequence ("Name it, feel it, soften it"), and Zen Master Seung Sahn's operational turning phrase, "How may I help you?"Avoiding both esoteric abstraction and sterile dogmatism, this book offers a vibrant, practical map for meeting the world with clarity, compassion, and liberated action. It is an essential resource for teachers, practice leaders, and anyone seeking to bring the ancient streams of Zen into the ordinary struggles of daily life. A practical guide for bringing authentic Buddhist teachings into the fast-paced rhythm of modern life. Written by Min'ui Maitri, this collection offers eighteen concise Dharma talks crafted for zendos, meditation groups, or personal study. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. Seeing the Mountain is a contemplative work that explores how the disciplined clarity of Zen practice can illuminate, enrich, and deepen a committed Catholic life. Rather than presenting Zen and Catholicism as competing worldviews, the book demonstrates how the attentiveness, interior stillness, and direct experiential insight cultivated in Zen can strengthen one's capacity to live the Christian faith with greater sincerity, presence, and integrity. Through a series of reflections grounded in both traditions, the book shows how learning to "see the Mountain" - to perceive reality without distortion - supports a more authentic encounter with God, self, and neighbor.At the center of the book is the Mountain itself, a metaphor for the unchanging ground of awareness that remains steady beneath the shifting movements of thought, emotion, and circumstance. Zen provides the tools to recognize this ground directly, while Catholicism provides the theological, sacramental, and moral framework within which that recognition becomes a lived response to grace. The text emphasizes that Zen does not replace Catholic doctrine or practice; instead, it sharpens the capacity to receive them. Silence becomes prayer. Attention becomes devotion. Presence becomes charity.Written in clear, accessible language, Seeing the Mountain bridges classical contemplative wisdom with the lived experience of a modern Catholic practitioner. It invites readers to examine how perception is shaped, how suffering arises, and how freedom becomes possible when one learns to see without clinging to mental constructs. The tone is measured and reflective, offering guidance without dogmatism and insight without abstraction.This book is intended for readers interested in contemplative spirituality, Catholics seeking a deeper interior life, practitioners of meditation, and anyone drawn to the question of how ancient practices can support a life of faith today. Ultimately, Seeing the Mountain affirms that Zen and Catholicism, when held with discernment and humility, can work together to cultivate a heart that is attentive, grounded, and open to God's presence in all things. Discover how the stillness of Zen can deepen a Catholic life. This guide bridges two ancient traditions, showing how mindfulness can illuminate your path to God, self, and an authentic faith. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. Seeing the Mountain is a contemplative work that explores how the disciplined clarity of Zen practice can illuminate, enrich, and deepen a committed Catholic life. Rather than presenting Zen and Catholicism as competing worldviews, the book demonstrates how the attentiveness, interior stillness, and direct experiential insight cultivated in Zen can strengthen one's capacity to live the Christian faith with greater sincerity, presence, and integrity. Through a series of reflections grounded in both traditions, the book shows how learning to "see the Mountain" - to perceive reality without distortion - supports a more authentic encounter with God, self, and neighbor.At the center of the book is the Mountain itself, a metaphor for the unchanging ground of awareness that remains steady beneath the shifting movements of thought, emotion, and circumstance. Zen provides the tools to recognize this ground directly, while Catholicism provides the theological, sacramental, and moral framework within which that recognition becomes a lived response to grace. The text emphasizes that Zen does not replace Catholic doctrine or practice; instead, it sharpens the capacity to receive them. Silence becomes prayer. Attention becomes devotion. Presence becomes charity.Written in clear, accessible language, Seeing the Mountain bridges classical contemplative wisdom with the lived experience of a modern Catholic practitioner. It invites readers to examine how perception is shaped, how suffering arises, and how freedom becomes possible when one learns to see without clinging to mental constructs. The tone is measured and reflective, offering guidance without dogmatism and insight without abstraction.This book is intended for readers interested in contemplative spirituality, Catholics seeking a deeper interior life, practitioners of meditation, and anyone drawn to the question of how ancient practices can support a life of faith today. Ultimately, Seeing the Mountain affirms that Zen and Catholicism, when held with discernment and humility, can work together to cultivate a heart that is attentive, grounded, and open to God's presence in all things. Discover how the stillness of Zen can deepen a Catholic life. This guide bridges two ancient traditions, showing how mindfulness can illuminate your path to God, self, and an authentic faith. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Seeing the Mountain | How Zen made me a better Catholic | Thomas C Daniels | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | One Dharma Zen | EAN 9798996325122 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Sharing the Dharma | Min'ui Maitri | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | One Dharma Zen | EAN 9798996325108 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.