Practicing Zen Without a License

Jack Butler
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Practicing Zen Without A License is a treatise of religion and philosophy as written by Kurt Vonnegut and Douglas Adams in the year 2450 AD. Or something like that. Wisdom and practicality lurk beneath the bad jokes and worse puns and purposeful disregard for convention and grammar, or as OB Wanda (Roshi) would have it, "dialect, slang, anecdotes, wild-ass metaphors, jokes, free association, word-music"
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