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# There Is No God and He Is Always with You: A Search for God in Odd Places

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Review: Another provocative and interesting read from Brad Warner - I admit it: I'm a Brad Warner fan. I don't always understand what he's saying but I respect him and his point of view, even if it challenges mine. I have read all of his books on Buddhism. I appreciate his voice because it is authentic and I can relate. I appreciate hearing about his journey and his struggles with life and Buddhism. It is his books that have caused me to deepen my practice. The subject matter of this book is somewhat provocative. I think I get where he's coming from with the God thing, and maybe I don't yet. It's an open question. But one worth asking and "living" in. Brad asks good questions, presents reasoned arguments, and interesting stories. And it's a relatively easy read, not the sit down and burn your way through as you might an interesting mystery novel, but one that is focused and poignant. Stylistically Brad continues to (I hate this word) "mature": he's less bombastic but his wry (and very human) humor comes through and I appreciate that. From what I've read Brad might think the same: he says the same things albeit in a more refined way. I actually look forward to re-reading this book (and I got the actual book this time) as my practice continues to develop.
Review: Interesting, but more of the same - Brad Warner has said that this is his most important book. And maybe he's right. But being a regular reader of his blog and his books, I found that he says very little that is new. Warner's thesis in this book is that Zen Buddhism and belief in God are not incompatible. Quite the contrary, he says, zazen (the practice of sitting meditation, the fundamental practice of Soto Zen, Brad Warner's tradition) leads you to experience God. But it's not the bearded guy up in heaven. It's another thing. The book is an exploration of what this "God" is and how it is related to other people's concept of God. In this latter respect, the book is quite interesting and original. The first, what "God" really is, is just the same things Warner has said about his Zen practice in his books and blog. And I guess you can't say that much about Zen practice without being repetitive, so that's okay. In short, this is a nice book. For people out there who haven't read anything by Warner, I'd reccommend it for sure. He has been practicing zazen for quite a long time now, and his insights into Buddhist practice are quite interesting. His controversial attitude is quite appealing to me - although in this book he has quitted his famous punk pose. For regular Warner readers, I'd say there is nothing much new to you in this book. However, as a regular reader, you'll probably be aware of Brad's not-so-great financial circumstances and may want to help him with this. I did.

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| Specification | Value |
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| Best Sellers Rank | #1,330,360 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #430 in Atheism (Books) #728 in New Age Mysticism (Books) #1,621 in Religious Leader Biographies |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 271 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Another provocative and interesting read from Brad Warner
*by A***E on July 26, 2013*

I admit it: I'm a Brad Warner fan. I don't always understand what he's saying but I respect him and his point of view, even if it challenges mine. I have read all of his books on Buddhism. I appreciate his voice because it is authentic and I can relate. I appreciate hearing about his journey and his struggles with life and Buddhism. It is his books that have caused me to deepen my practice. The subject matter of this book is somewhat provocative. I think I get where he's coming from with the God thing, and maybe I don't yet. It's an open question. But one worth asking and "living" in. Brad asks good questions, presents reasoned arguments, and interesting stories. And it's a relatively easy read, not the sit down and burn your way through as you might an interesting mystery novel, but one that is focused and poignant. Stylistically Brad continues to (I hate this word) "mature": he's less bombastic but his wry (and very human) humor comes through and I appreciate that. From what I've read Brad might think the same: he says the same things albeit in a more refined way. I actually look forward to re-reading this book (and I got the actual book this time) as my practice continues to develop.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Interesting, but more of the same
*by P***N on July 15, 2013*

Brad Warner has said that this is his most important book. And maybe he's right. But being a regular reader of his blog and his books, I found that he says very little that is new. Warner's thesis in this book is that Zen Buddhism and belief in God are not incompatible. Quite the contrary, he says, zazen (the practice of sitting meditation, the fundamental practice of Soto Zen, Brad Warner's tradition) leads you to experience God. But it's not the bearded guy up in heaven. It's another thing. The book is an exploration of what this "God" is and how it is related to other people's concept of God. In this latter respect, the book is quite interesting and original. The first, what "God" really is, is just the same things Warner has said about his Zen practice in his books and blog. And I guess you can't say that much about Zen practice without being repetitive, so that's okay. In short, this is a nice book. For people out there who haven't read anything by Warner, I'd reccommend it for sure. He has been practicing zazen for quite a long time now, and his insights into Buddhist practice are quite interesting. His controversial attitude is quite appealing to me - although in this book he has quitted his famous punk pose. For regular Warner readers, I'd say there is nothing much new to you in this book. However, as a regular reader, you'll probably be aware of Brad's not-so-great financial circumstances and may want to help him with this. I did.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This book is a WIN!
*by M***P on August 28, 2013*

This recent addition from the Warner Canon is not without merit. The book is well written and engaging. I have to hand it to Dharma teachers, they have a hard road in front of them due to the nature of spiritual traditions and lingo. The material in this book is well presented and with Warner's charismatic wit and charm makes it a page turner. Thanks to Warner's personal interludes regarding his practice, it servers a ready inspiration for practitioners who have questions and who want to get rid of questions about deeper spiritual concerns towards Zen practice and God. The direct, no non-sense, yet with dashes of humor throughout makes the book a breath of fresh air to some of the heavier Dharma works appearing in the market today. Give it a read and see how it goes.

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