This Moment Is Full of Wonders : The Zen Calligraphy of Thich Nhat Hanh (Hardcover)

from cabracrazy18

Won through Library Thing's Early Reviewers. Most of the statements in this book are really simple and didn't strike me on a deeper level. Left a bit to be desired. A nice book to leave out to glance at but nothing monumental. I was really hoping for more out of this one.

from elenchus

A quick read, this first reading necessary I think to allow me to dip into it, focus on one or a few pages, and reflect in meditation. Closer in character to a reference book than to a novel or essay, then, not really intended to be read front to back or even linearly. We'll see if I find a means...

from mysterymax

How disappointing! I was really looking forward to this ER selection. Why am I disappointed? The 'calligraphy' is just Englsih script written with a broad brush, nothing unusual. The 'beautiful' text, might be beautiful but it is unreadable. It is in tiny tiny print, thin lined, pale pale ink on ...

from auntmarge64

I don't remember requesting this book from Early Reviewers, but perhaps I did, since I'm interested in Buddhism and the author's name is familiar to me. But I'm clearly not the audience for whom the book was intended, which will his devotees and others who are interested in this type of simple pr...

from jonnijones

Although the book really wasn't what I expected, it's a pretty little book. I have to admit that I was a bit disappointed in it because some of the "calligraphy" was hard to read across several pages. In the spirit of zen I decided that I probably shouldn't have had expectations (!) and came to t...