Norman J Schoonebeek

Zen N: an Inspiring and Mind-blowing Collection of Four Twentieth Century Fictional Short Stories About the Search for Life Wisdom and Spiritual Freedom Norman J Schoonebeek

Zen N is a collection of four short stories written by American Philosopher Norman J. Schoonebeek. The first three stories were written during his senior year in college as a Philosophy major. He felt compelled to write them, as if guided and urged by highly evolved spirits. The themes and messages of these stories were highly influenced by his studies of Buddhism and Existentialism. The fourth story Brainstorm Blizzard was written later after having studied Dianetics and Scientology. Zen N is a result of Norman J. Schoonebeek?s need to reconcile his love of Zen and Buddhism with his newfound knowledge that their benefits are extremely limited and antiquated when compared to what Scientology has to offer. As something of a final farewell and thanks to all Buddhism and Zen provided Norman J. Schoonebeek, Zen N is an attempt to provide some of the most precious wisdom of Buddhism and Zen possible in easy-to-read short stories and at the same time to provide the reader the way and path to the much more highly advanced and effective philosophy, for attaining enlightenment and spiritual freedom, Scientology. Zen N includes four exclusive word-acronyms that can have a very powerful effect of helping a person discover their spiritual nature. The Second Edition includes never before published images of the original handwritten manuscripts of Frog, Harry and Silence.