Spreading Indra's Net: The Columbia Lectures of D. T. Suzuki

D. T. Suzuki’s lectures from the 1950s at Columbia University served as a pivotal moment in the popularization of Zen Buddhism in the West. Engaging and insightful, these teachings explore the intricate connections between Zen philosophy and the broader human experience. Suzuki's eloquence and deep understanding invite listeners to reflect on the nature of existence, consciousness, and the pursuit of enlightenment.

With contributions from scholars Richard M. Jaffe, Shigematsu Soiku, and Tokiwa Gishin, this collection encapsulates Suzuki's profound impact on modern spirituality. Readers are drawn into a dialogue that melds Eastern thought with Western sensibilities, encouraging a dynamic exploration of mindfulness and interconnectedness that resonates with contemporary seekers.