Zen Without Master
- 280 pages
- 10 hours of reading
Frenk Meeuwsen explores the essence of Japan and personal truth through his unique visual philosophy, comparing his drawings to Zen gardens. He creatively interprets Zen riddles, such as the famous question about the sound of one hand clapping, offering a humorous solution that resonates with sign language. His approach blends Dutch pragmatism with Japanese Buddhism, leading to unexpected insights that challenge conventional spirituality while inviting laughter and reflection.
