"Headlessness", the feeling of no self that mystics of all times have aspired to, is an instantaneous way of "waking up" and becoming more aware of oneself and the world. Douglas Harding's description of his first experience of headlessness, a work first published in 1961, has now been revised. Describing the technique and placing it within the Zen context, this book also includes parallels from traditions other than Buddhism, as well as a concluding chapter on the "headless way".

On Having No Head: Zen and the Rediscovery of the Obvious

Politics & Social Sciences

Harding, D.E.

Philosophy

Penguin??Books

Having devoted his life to conveying the fundamentals of Zen in simple terms, the author in this book applies those principles to stress and shows how a very simple method can get rid of stress. He also wrote "The Little Book of Life and Death" and "On Having No Head".

Head Off Stress: Beyond the Bottom Line

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Psychology & Counseling

The Science of the 1st Person: Its Principles, Practice and Potential

Religion & Spirituality

Shollond Trust

We all want the same things--to be happy and at peace, to be free from fear and anxiety, to be loved and to love, to live meaningful lives. Thos few who achieve these things have found the Source deep within themselves, at their very Center. Exactly how to uncover and tap into this Infinite Core or Center is lucidly explained in this book.

To Be and Not to Be, That Is the Answer: Unique Experiments for Tapping Our Infinite Resources

Self-Help

Watkins Pub Ltd

First 3 sections (after Intro. and Forward): "The True Seeing; Making Sense of the Seeing; Discovering Zen ..."

On having no head: Zen and the re-discovery of the obvious

Buddhism

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Look for Yourself: Science and Art of Self-realisation

Head Exchange Press

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