The Subtropics of Zen

'The Subtropics of Zen' is a collective recall into the Pre-Buddhist Bon tradition of Tibet. It synthesizes the quantum consciousness of the Zen with the earlier oral tradition of Olmo-Lung-Ring/Shambhala by a process of matter's biological enquiry into the 'Origin of Origins' through visual cosmic engrams and quantum haikus. The ideals of love, beauty, knowledge and light are observed as feelings in us, causing emotive expressions as a response to that. Each feeling is a wave-cloud of endless possibilities that can act as consciousness-bridge to higher forms of evolution through the creative impulse in us to manifest them. The mind, therefore, is the factory where non-locality is considered as a way of connectivity with otherwise unknown or self-hidden zones that can translate the past qubit of space-time continuity into future precedents of the' real in the present moment' of a valued Zen experience.

The book tries to find such non-locality and address them with word-sound or mantra of the visual realm as processed in language, that establishes an internal elemental alchemy circuit with the source of its pre-origination. Consciousness connects with consciousness and exchange the prometric of tasks that are scheduled in the creational matrix. The Zen way of life is the natural way of looking at things, and feeling deeply inside, the trance in nature which takes place continually. Matter offered to matter is consciousness in the self-indulgence of the light playing with darkness.