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Haiku derived from
the Zen Teachings of Huang Po
on Mind Transmission.
Ancient Zen wisdom
in easy to understand
haiku poetry!
This book presents Huang Po’s enlightened Zen teachings in simple straight-forward language that is easily comprehended even by those who are completely new to Zen ideas.
Author
Thomas E. Uharriet
Thomas E. Uharriet, a native of Los Angeles, enjoys philosophy, art, travel, nature, meditation, Yoga, public speaking, friendly conversation, and any time with his five sons and other loved ones. His life motto is “Love Everyone.”
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Zen Haiku - Thomas E. Uharriet
Zen Haiku
Haiku Derived from
the Zen Teachings of Huang Po
on Mind Transmission
Huang Po &
Thomas E. Uharriet
Haiku poetry written by Thomas E. Uharriet in Humboldt County, California, based on The Zen Teaching of Huang Po. The primary text consulted for this original poetry is John Blofeld’s English translation of
The Zen Teaching of Huang Po: On the Transmission of Mind.
For other books by Thomas E. Uharriet
please visit www.Uharriet.com.
Copyright © 2014 Thomas E. Uharriet
All rights reserved.
Except for the infant baptism picture , feel free to post your favorite images online in social media (such as Facebook), along with your own insights about why you find the passage meaningful. You may post them on your own page and/or in groups that welcome such posts. Thank you for not posting them where they are not welcome.
Ancient Zen wisdom
in easy to understand
haiku poetry!
Huang Po (Huangbo Xiyun), from Fujian, China, was a ninth century master of Zen Buddhism during the Tang Dynasty.
On Dr. David R. Hawkins’ exponential scale of consciousness ranging
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