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Open and Innocent: The Gentle, Passionate Art of Not-Knowing [Paperback]

Scott Morrison
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Sep 1 1992
A simple, down-to-earth, easy-to-understand, experiential guide book to the heart of Zen, Theravadan, and Tibetan Buddhist practice, focusing on deep and careful meditative inquiry, enlightenment, love, and liberation.

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" 'The Great Way cannot be put into words,' wrote Lao Tzu. True enough. But folks who come to understand a way of life that makes happiness inevitable can't seem to help themselves from trying to communicate it to their friends. -- Zen writer/teacher Mark Canter, author of Ember From the Sun

Scott Morrison has that gift. With kindness, humor, and extraordinary clarity, he invites you to let go of self-centered ignorance and pretense, and give yourself freely and openly to the intimacy of this present moment." -- American Buddhist Review of Books

About the Author

A founding teacher of American Zen Society, Scott Morrison has been sharing this simple message of spiritual awakening, love, and liberation with churches, Zen and dharma centers, colleges, universities, meditation and recovery groups throughout North America for over 10 years.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Very concise Jun 14 2003
By Cooper
Format:Paperback
I wish more books were this concise and to the point. Very deep, very interesting, and worth every penny.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Open and Innocent Sep 16 2000
By lynne s
Format:Paperback
One of the best! Scott has a remarkable way of drawing your attention to what is really important, this moment, the only moment you truly have. It is amazing that such a small book can be so filled with wisdom. A book that I have read and enjoyed many times and look forward to reading and enjoying again.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Open and Innocent Sep 16 2000
By lynne s - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Paperback
One of the best! Scott has a remarkable way of drawing your attention to what is really important, this moment, the only moment you truly have. It is amazing that such a small book can be so filled with wisdom. A book that I have read and enjoyed many times and look forward to reading and enjoying again.
11 of 12 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Very concise Jun 14 2003
By Cooper - Published on Amazon.com
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I wish more books were this concise and to the point. Very deep, very interesting, and worth every penny. Not a single superfluous word in the entire book, every one of them counts.

June 2008: I was just looking over my past reviews and forgot about this one. I still have this gem of a book and am going to read it again today.

May 2010: I'm reading it again this morning. Every page is amazing and resounding with truth and love. It's a beautifully composed book that chops straight to the heart of life and existence.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Open and Innocent: the Gentle, Passionate Art of not Knowing Nov 9 2007
By Donald A. Vlach - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Paperback
Without a doubt, Scott Morrison is a true sage. The wisdom that is written within these covers is timeless and profound. An essay of pure and simple truths that touchs the human spirit to the depths of ones soul. Thank you Mr. Morrison.
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