Walking in Zen, Sitting in Zen
Osho
Sixteen English discourses delivered by Osho between March and May 1980 in Buddha Hall, taking the teaching of Yoka as its starting point. Combines koans, dialogue and Osho's commentary on what it means to walk and sit in Zen at every moment.
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