The fundamental works offered to the reader - "Fundamentals of Zen Buddhism" and "Practice of Zen" - are outstanding works of philosophical thought in Japan of the 20th century. The authors reached the state of "Satori" (in Russian - "Enlightenment"). Both books have been translated into many languages ​ ​ of the world, reprinted many times, and commented in detail by E. Grimstone and K. Jung - famous Western Zen specialists. The works are not only theoretical, but also quite concrete practical in nature. They describe in detail the Zazen meditation technique, meticulously developed over a millennium and a half in China and Japan. The books are intended for a wide range of readers interested in the Eastern philosophy, which is unconventional for the West, as well as religion and mysticism.