Synopsis
An old Eastern proverb says that when a wise person points to the moon, the foolish watches the finger, but the finger and the moon belong to two different worlds, to two different realities as the zen buddhism teaches us. In the present book the author gathers 60 of these stories, commenting them and revealing the extraordinary wisdom that they contain. In the purest zen tradition, these stories, Haikus and Koans, are intend to cause surprise, to provoke and above all to help awakening the disciple able to forget the finger and directly admire the beauty of the moon.