The Ten Paradoxes: The Science of Where's My Zen?

by Master Nomi

Overview

This comprehensive, information-packed book gives the in-depth breakdown of the science and spirituality behind the Zen Advantage Program (ZAP). It’s broken down into the three prerequisite courses of Zen, then continues with two elective courses. The first elective course discusses the spirituality aspect of Zen; the second course discusses the application to Business, Sports, Relationships, Stress management, Health and Academics. The program presented is based on the principle of “education before meditation.” The goal is enlightenment in your daily lifestyles; understanding peak performance and using real power to be free.

The Ten Paradoxes is a landmark program that combines a unique six-part training and educational system for achieving peak performance and enlightenment or what Master Nomi calls “Total Mental Fitness®.” Using the ancient power of No Mind® which has been clinically proven by top university and medical centers, it actually changes neural pathways to restructure and improve awareness, enabling you to do better and feel better in every aspect of your life. You'll attain peak performance and flow in sports, business, academics, relationships, and stress management, along with health
benefits and deeper spiritual understanding. You'll be more playful and tranquil, have greater compassion and a clearer perception of reality, and become a better communicator with your colleagues and loved ones. With continued practice, you can even come to terms with death, the most feared aspect of our humanity.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940012794208
Publisher:	No Mind Publishing Company
Publication date:	07/18/2011
Series:	Where's My Zen? , #2
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	19 MB
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About the Author

Paul Harrison, AIA, is the author of the books Where’s My Zen? and The Ten Paradoxes: The Science of Where’s My Zen?, written under the pen name Master Nomi. An architect by trade, Paul has had a passion for Zen for the past 30 years. He has studied both the practices of the ancient Zen masters and the latest medical neuroscience—and found they dovetail and support each other in amazing ways. With this knowledge, he created the Zen Advantage Program (ZAP) for the everyday person, distilling all this work into three clear, practical processes which can be applied to all areas of life: business, relationships, academics, athletic, and home.

Using these three processes—detailed in his seminars and book, The Ten Paradoxes: The Science of Where’s My Zen?—as the guiding principles for his life, Paul continues to build health, wealth, and happiness. You can, too!

I teach REAL Zen. I’ve done years of work that you don’t have time for—and probably don’t want to do! I discovered the tools of the ancient masters and intensely studied the latest neuroscience that supports their insights and techniques. From that knowledge came the Zen Advantage Program. This program can help you find Zen in your everyday life’s moments.

One day, as I sat looking at a lemon tree outside my window, and as my focus closed in on a bright yellow lemon, I suddenly realized the source. It happened in one moment of time! It hit me hard, like a kiss from a lover that gives you goose bumps and a twinkling sensation in the pit of your stomach. Some might say it’s like being kissed by God; others might say its realizing universal consciousness. Zen masters would say it’s realizing “Satori” or enlightenment. I smiled, then I laughed out loud—like a lunatic laughing at the comedy of life. This moment is now what I call “Lemon Consciousness.”

I found what I was looking for! I realized that the answer to our ultimate truth is not a secret written on a piece of paper and thrown into a raging river. I realized our categorical mind conceals the truth. The answer lies not in the river of our raging egos, but stepping outside of our ego to pure awareness. It’s that simple!

Editorial Reviews

Being the Vice President of a regional bank, I was impressed with the fact that executives, managers, and employees from all over the world are using variations of this technique for stress control, being more creative, negotiating, and increasing health benefits. One study actually cited that there was an increase in intelligence and learning ability. Even a group of attorney's were using the techniques to become more mentally clear and reduce the chances of reactive behavior. I would recommend

John Bennett

I've read quite a few books on the "Zen" philosophy including "The Power of Now" and many by Deepak Chopra's books and I always find myself wanting more reality or really just more technique that I can apply in life. That is, everyday life such as business, sports, relationships. And what Master Nomi has done here, which was very impressive, is to develop a comprehensive program that you can learn and apply; not just philosophy and concepts, but hard core research and application which lead to t

Thomas Ayer