Working Across Boundaries Making Collaboration Work in Government and Nonprofit Organizations (Jossey Bass Nonprofit & Public Management Series)

Russell M. Linden

ISBN 10: 0861713206 / ISBN 13: 9780861713202

Published by Jossey-Bass 28-Oct-02

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Working Across Boundaries Making Collaboration Work in Government and Nonprofit Organizations (Jossey Bass Nonprofit & Public Management Series)
• Publisher: Jossey-Bass 28-Oct-02
• ISBN 10: 0861713206
• ISBN 13: 9780861713202
• Condition: As New
• Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good+
• Seller catalogs:
  • Nonprofit
  • San Francisco, Ca

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Synopsis

The fourteenth-century Zen master Bassui was recognized as one of the most important Zen teachers of his time. Accessible and eloquent, these teachings cut to the heart of the great matter of Zen, pointing directly to the importance of seeing our own original nature and recognizing it as Buddhahood itself. Bassui is taking familiar concepts in Buddhism and recasting them in an essential Zen light.

Though he lived centuries ago in a culture vastly different from our own, Zen Master Bassui speaks with a voice that spans time and space to address our own modern challenges - in our lives and spiritual practice.

Like the revered Master Dogen several generations before him, Bassui was dissatisfied with what passed for Zen training, and taught a radically reenergized form of Zen, emphasizing deep and direct penetration into one's own true nature. And also like Dogen, Bassui uses powerful and often poetic language to take familiar Buddhist concepts recast them in a radically non-dual Zen light, making ancient doctrines vividly relevant.

This edition of Mud and Water contains several teachings never before translated.

About the Author

Arthur Braverman has lived in Tokyo and in Kyoto, where he studied Zen at Antaiji Temple. He is the author of A Still Quiet Road as well as a translator of Buddhist texts. He lives in Ojiai, California, where he teaches at the Oak Grove School of the Krishnamurti Foundation of America.

The fourteenth-century Zen master Bassui was recognized as one of the most important Zen teachers of his time. Accessible and eloquent, his teachings cut to the heart of the great matter of Zen, pointing directly to the importance of seeing our own original nature and recognizing it as Buddhahood itself. Bassui takes familiar concepts in Buddhism and recasting them in an essential Zen light.