Published originally as biweekly columns, the fifty essays in this
collection bring the age-old practice of Zen to bear upon
contemporary life. Whether their immediate subject be shoveling
snow or baking bread, the virtues of solitude or the emotional
dimension of social media, these lucid, graceful essays explore the
manifold ways by which we might take the backward step, shifting
our orientation from ego-centered thinking to selfless awareness.
Wise and true, writes Roshi Joan Halifax of The Backward Step, this
wonderful book transmits the essence of practice realization.
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