Zen is freedom, happiness, prosperity

Zen (dhyana) — contemplation, “direct vision by the mind”, “intuitive vision”, meditation. In all Indian religions, Zen (dhyana) has approximately the same semantic meaning. The practice of Zen leads to “calming the mind” and subsequently to achieving complete and final enlightenment. After a long period of time since the enlightenment of the Buddha, the practice of Zen has acquired its unique specifics in various regions and cultural traditions. In this book, drawing on his experience and, to a greater extent, on the experience of the precious teachers Master Zien and Teacher Thich Nhat Hanh (translated from Vietnamese “No Longer in Samsara”), the author reveals to the Russian reader a practice called Zen of the Tathagata. This is the true practice of Zen that led Prince Siddhartha Gautama to complete and final enlightenment Anuttara-Samyak-Sambodhi.