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This is a collection of 100 poems covering the first 100 days of Zen meditation practice in the confines of a countryside Buddhist temple. These are not poems of enlightenment and peace or worldly observations. These are poems of struggle and discomfort. These are not poems of book learning and priestly discussions, but of simple observations sitting in meditation, eating in silence and cleaning the hallways. These are poems of celebration of a new world that any Buddhist practitioner will enjoy reading. Also, throughout the book are photos of Buddhist and Shinto temples in Japan. Neither the poems or photos are previously published.…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This is a collection of 100 poems covering the first 100 days of Zen meditation practice in the confines of a countryside Buddhist temple. These are not poems of enlightenment and peace or worldly observations. These are poems of struggle and discomfort. These are not poems of book learning and priestly discussions, but of simple observations sitting in meditation, eating in silence and cleaning the hallways. These are poems of celebration of a new world that any Buddhist practitioner will enjoy reading. Also, throughout the book are photos of Buddhist and Shinto temples in Japan. Neither the poems or photos are previously published.
Autorenporträt
Aaron Joy (W.W.U., Bachelor of Arts in Sociology, 2001) worked as the 'Bellingham Herald' librarian for a few years and wrote for the 'Bellingham Herald,' 'Whatcom Watch' and 'Betty Pages' newspapers. His local theater and history work earned a Mayors Arts Award Letter of Commendation (2000). He has lived in Hungary, Japan, San Francisco and Manhattan, the later where he directed Off-Broadway and worked in the music industry. He now lives in Portland, Maine and is on staff of a law firm. He has written and published countless fiction and non-fiction books since his first book in 1999, "A History Of Bellingham's Parks", including books on spirituality and music history. He is also a prolific blogger and youtuber. www.aaronjoyauthor.weebly.com