Deepest Practice, Deepest Wisdom Av Kosho Uchiyama, Tom Wright

<B>Insightful commentary on a beloved ancient philosopher of Zen by a beloved contemporary master of Zen.</B><BR><BR>Famously insightful and famously complex, Eihei Dogen’s writings have been studied and puzzled over for hundreds of years. In <I>Deepest Practice, Deepest Wisdom, </I>Kosho Uchiyama, beloved twentieth-century Zen teacher addresses himself head-on to unpacking Dogen’s wisdom from three fascicles (or chapters) of his monumental <I>Sh</I><I>o</I><I>b</I><I>o</I><I>genz</I><I>o</I> for a modern audience.<BR> <BR>The fascicles presented here from <I>Sh</I><I>o</I><I>b</I><I>o</I><I>genz</I><I>o</I>, or <I>Treasury of the True Dharma Eye</I> include “Shoaku Makusa” or “Refraining from Evil,” “Maka Hannya Haramitsu” or “Practicing Deepest Wisdom,” and “Uji” or “Living Time.” Tom Wright and Shohaku Okumura lovingly translate Dogen’s penetrating words and Uchiyama’s thoughtful commentary on each piece. At turns poetic and funny, always insightful, this is Zen wisdom for the ages.