禅仏教入門 (新版 鈴木大拙禅選書)

Suzuki's writings bridged cultures and made Zen accessible outside Japan. I wonder what motivated his focus on clarity and simplicity.

Many Zen books can be dense, but Suzuki's approach seemed more approachable. Has anyone else experienced a moment of clarity reading this?

His deep engagement with both Japanese culture and Western audiences likely shaped his presentation. I wonder how much of that personal perspective is woven into the book.