Principi zen per la vita quotidiana e la ricerca spirituale
by Serra, Tetsugen
From a master among the pioneers of Zen in Italy, a work that explores the principles of Zen as a guide to transforming suffering into wisdom, cultivating compassion, and living with mindfulness in our daily lives.The Buddhist principles of the Bodhisattva, which teach the path of inner transformation and compassion, serve as a guide to create a more humane and compassionate society. The practice of altruism, not only for Zen practitioners but for everyone, helps to reduce the sense of separation that characterizes contemporary life and promotes greater harmony among individuals and throughout society.
- Publishing house Astrolabio Ubaldini
- Year of publication 2025
- Number of pages 198
- ISBN 9788834019276
- Foreign Rights Barbara Ciampichetti, b.ciampichetti@astrolabio-ubaldini.com
- Price 18.00
Serra, Tetsugen
Tetsugen Serra, born in Milan in 1953, is a Zen monk of the Sōtō tradition for over forty years. Ordained at the Tosho-ji Monastery in Tokyo, he later founded six temples in Italy, where he is the spiritual Master. He is a member of the board of the Italian Buddhist Union and teaches in the Master’s program in Contemplative Studies at the University of Padua. He has published numerous books on meditation and Zen.
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