Zen in the Art of Archery
Eugen Herrigel · 1953 · 110 pages
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About the book
Eugen Herrigel recounts his six-year experience learning Japanese archery with a Zen master, revealing how a seemingly simple physical discipline becomes a path of spiritual transformation and self-knowledge. Through engaging anecdotes and profound reflections, the author describes how the repetitive, meditative practice of archery leads to insights into the nature of the mind, intentionality and detached action.
This Eastern classic offers a gateway to understanding Zen philosophy and its practical application in everyday life, showing how technical mastery and spiritual enlightenment can walk hand in hand.
Book details
| Author | Eugen Herrigel |
|---|---|
| Year of publication | 1953 |
| Pages | 110 |
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