The way of liberation: essays and lectures on the transformation of the self

New York: Weatherhill. Edited by Mark Watts & Rebecca Shropshire (1983)
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The way of liberation in Zen Buddhism -- Play and survival -- The relevance of Oriental philosophy -- Suspension of judgment -- Chuang-tzu, wisdom of the ridiculous -- The practice of meditation.

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