Straying back

Dint read much for a while

Stumbled on a sale in Jakarta with a few books going at Rp 20,000 , or Rs 100.
Some existential Japanese books like one called The Box Man about a guy who observes the world from a hole in a cardboard box . Reviewed by the New Yorker as Kafka from Japan. Saw my best interest in keeping away from it.

Then , I found this book :


from Tuttle publishing one of those niche publishers like Shambala.

...the blurb said the writers were founders of the Palo Alto Zen Group .
Images of moneybag-stressed startup bosses fattening the writers came to mind .

With some scepticism , opened the book to an arbit page and read this
"Time is the grid we apply to change".
Bought it.

Zen for the tax payer .(That only sounds disparaging)
Good read.