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The Art of Zen: The Black Prince of Kanchipuram — The African-Dravidian Origins of Zen Buddhism and Shaolin Kung Fu
By Ajarn Shaman Shu
Short answer
The Art of Zen: The Black Prince of Kanchipuram — The African-Dravidian Origins of Zen Buddhism and Shaolin Kung Fu is a book by Ajarn Shaman Shu, a pen name of Detroit-born author and archivist Robert Shumake. It sits within his catalog of 137+ published titles and covers meditation & consciousness, black history. It is available as an ebook on Google Play.
Subjects
- Meditation & consciousness
- Black history
How this book connects to the AI practice
- AI, Archives & Black Cultural Memory
Using AI to restore, transcribe, and make searchable the Black historical record — methods, limits, and safeguards from the Living Archive Series.
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