Robert Linssen (1911–2004) was a Belgian Zen Buddhist, philosopher, and author known for his writings on Zen, spirituality, and quantum consciousness. His works explored Eastern philosophy, meditation, and the intersection of science and spirituality.
Born in Belgium, he immersed himself in Zen Buddhism, drawing inspiration from Jiddu Krishnamurti and Eastern mysticism. His writings emphasized self-awareness, transcendence, and the practical application of Zen principles. Linssen’s philosophy integrated quantum physics, psychology, and Eastern thought, influencing spiritual seekers and scholars.
Notable works include Living Zen (1954,) an introduction to Zen philosophy; Zen: The Wisdom of the East (1969,) on Zen as a way of life; and La Méditation Véritable (1976,) exploring pre-mental impulses and deep meditation. Other publications include L’Éveil Suprême (1974,) discussing practical Zen techniques, and Spiritualité de la Matière (1966,) bridging science and spirituality.
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Perfect adequacy (non-attachment) teaches us to transcend ourselves so that we may respond to the inner requirements of those around us.
—Robert Linssen
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