Zen is not a moral teaching, and as it is without dogma, it does not require one to believe in anything. A true spiritual path does not tell people what to believe in; rather it shows them how to think; or, in the case of Zen - what not to think.
Zen Buddhism, like a taste or a smell, is a practice that needs to be experienced, not a concept to understand.

What Is Zen

The practice of Zen meditation (Zazen), is the core of Zen Buddhism and it’s a way of vigilance and self-discovery which is practiced while sitting on a meditation cushion. It is the experience of living from moment to moment, in the here and now and also how Gautama got enlightened and became the Buddha.Zazen is an attitude of spiritual awakening.

Zazen Meditation

<ul><li>In a silent place, quietly sit down, stop moving, and let go of your thoughts. </li><li>Focus just on your Zazen posture and your breathing. </li><li>Keep your back straight. </li><li>Let your ego and your unconscious mind melt away, merge with the universe.</li></ul>

Practicing Zazen

Defining Zen (禅) is like trying to describe the taste of honey to someone who has never tasted it before. You can try to explain the texture and scent of honey, or you can try to compare and correlate it with similar foods. However, honey is honey!

Practicing Zazen

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