Problem-Solving in Zen: A Way to Work with Psychological Distress
Rev. Fujio SoinRinzai Zen Kencho-ji denominationAbbot, Doku-on-ji Temple, Yokosuka, JapanHow is a “problem” defined in Zen Buddhism?The English word “problem”...
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