The Samurai religion - Katen Nokariya

This book is about Zen. Zen is one of the Buddhist paths to elevate consciousness and enlightenment, and it is a school of the most radical schools of awareness and spiritual elevation in the world and throughout history. Zen has no sacred book, nor masters, prophets, or gods in the known sense across the world and history. The sacred Zen book is written with simple and familiar truths, simple to the point that people do not notice them when they encounter them in their daily lives. The sun rises from the east, and the moon sets in the west. Mountains are high, and seas are deep. Spring comes with flowers, and summer with a gentle breeze. Autumn comes with the shining moon, and winter with snowflakes. And for these things, which may seem simpler and more ordinary in the eyes of ordinary people, there is great importance in Zen. Zen is the very existence, the deep awareness and experience, and it is now and the moment you are in completely. Trees, herbs, mountains, rivers, stars, moons, and suns are the letters with which the sacred texts of Zen are written. Shakespeare expressed this lesson of inanimate objects when he wrote: "And in this life — fleeing from all human pursuit — tongues in trees, written in streams, lessons in stones... and goodness in everything."