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The Basics of Zen Meditation

Open Way Zen Brisbane

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A friendly introduction to zazen from Open Way Zen, covering breath, posture, and shikantaza practice. Includes practical advice on how to integrate sitting into everyday life and a glossary of essential Zen vocabulary.

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