Buddhism

Chi-I. - To Stop and to see. Edaf. 1997

To stop and to see are two concepts minted by the Chinese Buddhism, like a graphic image to the process of meditation, which resemble with his theories of the yin and the yang. In fact it refers to stopping the illusion, and seeing the truth. The author, who lived in the VIth century, composes a work with big influence in the later development of the Chinese Buddhism.

Cleary, Thomas. - The extract of the Zen one. Kair�s. 2001. 200 pags.

The orientalist acquaintance presents in this book the work of a Zen dozen of teachers whose education is included in the canon of this religion. They all lived of the VIIIth to XIVth century.

Cleary, Thomas. - The sutra of Hui Neng. Edaf. 1999

I fled Neng was the fourth patriarch of the Zen tradition, known as China like school Chan. His work is an outstanding figure of the Zen literature, and of the religious literature for his beauty and simplicity. In fact it is with him, with which this branch of the Buddhism begins his expansion. The sutra of the Diamond is accompanied from the comments, what turns it into something essential.

Holstein, Alexander. - 100 koans of the Buddhism Chan. Edaf. 1998

In this book outstanding figures include 100 koans, and answers of the teachers of the Buddhism chan, gathered in the four most important texts of the Chinese Buddhism. The koan are small stories, cartoon stories or episodes by means of which, the teachers of the Zen Buddhism, help his disciples to reach the lighting.

Table, Denko. - Buddhism, history and doctrina.vol I. Kapok tree. 2006

The reader of this work will be able to study and know in detail the principal contributions of the Buddhism. The different contents of the book appear in a suitable explanatory style. In this first volume (the series will contain three volumes) we have looked for the simplicity in the explanations by means of the use of a clear and lively language, in order to facilitate the study and the comprehension of this millennial spiritual way. We set off from the origins themselves, previous to the life of Sh�kyam�ni Budha, this is, we announce which was and how the historical - religious context of India was in the IVth century a.n.e. We revise the philosophical-religious principal contributions of the thought Vedanta and of the Upanishad, currents that preceded and marked the birth of the Buddhism

Osho. - Zen, his history and education. Gaia. 2004

The Zen one is like a telegram. He believes in the most essential thing. Do not allow bullshit around you. This way there presents Osho, this contemporary mystic who has taken the knowledge of the oriental religions to Occident, his last work on the Zen Buddhism.

Osho. - The book of the knowledge. Gaia. 2002

Osho is one of the most influential mystics of our epoch. In a series of books that try to combine oriental philosophical concepts with western others, it is provided with a good number of unconditional. In this book it takes the figure of Atisha, the Hindu wise person who led the reintroduction of the Buddhism in the Tibet, to propose to the reader an interior transformation according to his educations.

S�nchez, Jorge A. - The Cypress in the Courtyard. Sayings and facts of the Zen monk Joshu. Abraxas. 1998

The work of Joshu is perhaps the most hermetic and simultaneously the simplest, of the first teachers. Along hundred events and hundreds of anecdotes only it seems to repeat the importance of assuming the proper life and of managing to exceed the "distinction - discrimination level, that is to say, to achieve the awakening."

Satz, Mario. - Buddha of the Laugh. the legend of Pu Tai. Rba. 2004

Smiling Buddha or of the laugh, known like Pu Tai in China and since Hotei in Japan was a vagabond monk that viv� in the middle of the Xth century and it was covering the villages and villages of China remembering the virtues of the laugh and the good humor...

Dokusho Villalba. - Buddhism History and Doctrine. Vol III - Zen. Kapok tree Editions. Madrid, 2009

This book gathers the extensive history of the Zen tradition in China, Korea, Japan and Occident, providing to the reader the most finished compilation that has been published up to the date on the history of the Zen Buddhism in Spanish.

Watts, Alan. - The spirit of the Zen one. Labyrinth. 1979

To face the Zen Buddhism is the whole challenge, to which nevertheless there has got overturned a good number of writers of the XXth century. The Zen one is, for its own indescribable nature, a religion of the lighting, about whose extract the words can only give detours, without going so far as to bring over. A mythical book for the generation beat, will be able to bring the reader over to the extract of the Zen Buddhism.

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