Zen in the Art of Archery

This is a book for everyone. Everyone must read the book in their lifetime. It talks about the importance of the process. This is the key.

Seemingly an easy read, this is nonetheless not an introduction to philosophy for a casual observer. A little bit of background and experience in reading some material of similar genre may help.If not, I am sure this will provide a great motivation to begin in this path to spirituality. Hopefully to come back to this book again to truly understand it

Knowledge is intact. Great book for starters.

This book rhymes with lao tzu...need I say more ...go on and read it ...it is one of the books of a lifetime...it is top drawer..read it....

Short and concise and gives a lot of message on how to focus or to master the concentration! This book is one of favorite of Mike Tyson!

In age driven by outcome envisioning, management by objectives and hero worship, this book becomes even more relevant. This book is as much about meditation ,consciousness as much about archery

Recommend this book. Easy read and good

This is about the hardcover edition published by Grapevine, not about the content of the book. The book is badly bound and printed. There are a lot of printing mistakes, with gaps between lines, and dots in place of hyphens in text.

Like an old Japanese paint. Slow, wise, effective, kind. A meditation other than a book. A haiku book,may be. Thank you

Essential book for the practice and perfection of any art.Ready it several times along the years.It's as good as the perfect shot...

Correcto

An incredible voyage in the mysteries of Zen. A must read if you're seeking mastery in any field. I will come back to this reading regularly.

The classic book written on Kyudo archery by a European university prof in the 1920s. Written in a boy's adventure book tone. Amusing and interesting exploration of Japan's arts.