ذن چیست؟ فارسی 1402

We are all familiar with the word Zen in different ways and are more or less aware of it. However, few people are aware of the principles of Zen or have a detailed explanation of its details. Zen is one of the branches of the Buddhist school in Japan. It was formed. The basis of Zen is deep and precise thinking about objects and beings and the environment in general. The rite of Zen has four important stages: the first stage is focusing on the surrounding environment, lights, sounds, etc. The second stage is monitoring the mind. And it is to get rid of distress and achieve mental peace. The third stage of Zen is to focus on the body in each part of it, and the fourth stage is to breathe and harmonize it. The book What is Zen was written by A. Pashaei, who has many works in the field of Eastern thought. The book What is Zen starts from the beginning of the arrival of this religion from China to Japan, and by explaining its ideas, it goes into the definitions of Koan's logic, and at the end, it gives a general view of Japanese artistic culture. Other parts of the book include Saturi, Oneness with Nature, JJ Moge, Koan, Zandu, and the path and customs of spiritual perfection: cows and cowherds. The book What is Zen is one of the works of A. Pashaei is an Iranian scholar translator, and orientalist who has authored and translated several books in the field of knowledge of Eastern thought.