The Do’Zen Master

About the Book

The Do’zen Master is about a Zen Buddhist set upon a journey and enduring task of enlightenment, whilst travelling upon a proverbial path of fulfillment and encounters, in both solving and realizing through his awakenings, that have been influenced by his teachers, and presented to him through the aspects and the embodiments of the precious stones of heaven, as the whole point of the story is to serve as a metaphor, which was always to save the people from the world, and more importantly, the world from the people.

About the Author

Clive Alando Taylor was born on February 14, 1969, in Southwest London and is the youngest son of six siblings, Keith, Nadine, Leroy, Danny, and Neville, born to Joel Ezekiel Taylor and Isolyn Icilda Taylor. As the youngest child of five, Clive has always maintained a positive outlook on life through his faith, studies, and interests in world religions, humanity and philosophy, music, dance, and poetry. Although Clive’s upbringing was initially nurtured in the Pentecostal Church, Clive has also spent several years of his life studying Islam, Buddhism, and Taoism and other minor-based faiths of religious and philosophical teachings as it has been through this calling and aspiration for life that has allowed him to challenge such ideas as race, colour, and gender.