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Explore the profound connection between spiritual practice and artistic expression in Arthur Waley's "Zen Buddhism and Its Relation to Art." This seminal work delves into the core tenets of Zen Buddhism and its rich influence on various forms of art. Waley, a renowned scholar of Eastern philosophy, illuminates the principles of Zen meditation and enlightenment, revealing how these concepts manifest in visual art.
Readers interested in Buddhist art, Eastern philosophy, and the history of Zen Buddhism will find this book to be an invaluable resource. Discover how the pursuit of enlightenment shapes artistic creation and find insight into the philosophical underpinnings of artistic aesthetics. Whether you're a student of religion, a devotee of art, or simply curious about the intersection of the spiritual and the aesthetic, this book offers a clear and insightful exploration of Zen Buddhism. A timeless exploration meticulously prepared for republication.
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