INTRODUCTION
Zen is paradoxically the cultivation of non-cultivation, recognizing that we need only remove the illusion of non-enlightenment to become enlightened. Its origins are in Buddhism and the word itself is derived from the Sanskrit “Dhyan” (meditation), which became “Ch'an’ in China and then, Zen in Japan.
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