Although the Zen was developed in one of the oldest traditions of our civilization, the Buddhism, the essence of its message has a universal meaning.
It is the unifying principle that forms the root of knowledge of itself, beyond the differences of systems, values, nations or races.
Although sometimes considered a religion or a philosophy, the Zen does not rest in a dogma or ideology. It points directly to the heart of mankind, is the alive experience and the creative impulse before forms take place.
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