Zen in 10 Simple Lessons

by Anthony Man-Tu Lee, David Weiss

A simple, enjoyable explanation of the principles of Zen thinking and living. This practical manual shows you how you can apply the harmony of Zen to everyday things.

Genres: Zen, Nonfiction, Buddhism, Meditation

144 pages, Paperback

First published February 15, 2002

Reviews

[Favio Villaseñor]

it was the first book that introduced me to zen when i was about 15 year old, my dad bought me it, it is short but made me interested on this topic

[Richard Šimon]

An easy recommendation for people first getting introduced to Zen. It is a beautiful read, with charming illustrations, zen quotes scattered about, and information layed out in an engaging way.

[Natasha Hurley-Walker]

Yikes, that was pretty tedious. I just wanted to know a bit more about Zen, since a friend said she found it interesting, but I can fairly confidently say it is not for me at this point in my life. Although I'm sure anyone with a small child sometimes feels like chucking it all in and going to sit in a monastery for a few months!

[Erick]

For anyone interested about meditation and buddhism, this is a great summery of what to expect.

[Matt Styles]

Decent high-level overview of the various aspects of Zen.

[BLACK CAT]

A VERY GOOD AND VISUAL INTRODUCTION TO ZEN AND MEDITATION.