The Complete Book of Zen

by Kiew Kit Wong

The only book available in the West which clearly explains the philosophy, principles, and practice of Zen, "The Complete Book of Zen" draws upon the fundamental teaching of Hui Neng's Platform Sutra, considered by many to be the "bible" of Zen Buddhism.

Genres: Zen, Buddhism, Spirituality, Nonfiction

324 pages, Paperback

First published August 1, 1998

Reviews

[Sinan Korkmaz]

This is an informative book written in a clear and simple language. The person who reads the book will have a comprehensive knowledge about Zen.

[Patrick Bello]

V comprehensive

[Joshua]

Interesting historical/philosophical overview on the development of Chinese/Japanese/non-Buddhism Cha'an thought and practice, including the importance of Kung Fu and Qi Gong cultivation. Apparently Wong Kiew Kit teaches workshops on these in Malaysia...

[Steven]

This was a good book that helped me continue my learning into the energy side of life.

[Cloay]

Available in SG library 294.3927 (Sengkang)
- so much contents in the book. Need to take few days off to really read & understand what is written. :-(

[Zach Elmblad]

One of my every day carries in high school.

[Jim Peterson]

An excellent introduction to Zen.

[Tim]

got the ball rolling

[Al West]

A very resourceful book always near...