I have moments of wabi sabi and I enjoy a bit of wasabi with sushi! :biggrin:
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Wabi Sabi..
It's a Japanese philosophy focused on accepting the imperfect and transient nature of life, and seeing beauty in what most would see as ugly :icon_eek:
It's a concept derived from Buddhism and the ' Three Marks of Existence '... |
Anala,
I had just remembered Hozho and Hozhoni when sky123 mentioned beauty. I'll bet there is similar philosophies between Wabi Sabi and Hozho.:smile: |
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Google tells me that the 'Three Marks of Existence' are: Annica or impermanence. Which is the foundation of Buddhism and most important of the three. Dukkha or suffering. Every experience is marked by some quality of suffering. Annata or Non-Self. As Thich Nhat Hanh puts it, impermanence is emptiness in terms of time; non-self is emptiness in terms of space. Very nice.:smile: |
There are many cultures that deliberately put imperfections in their artwork to show our human imperfection.
I was remembering the 'Spirit bead' or 'Spirit path' in Native American art. Quote:
I found this sight that is titled (The Art of Deliberate Imperfection) and sure enough it does mention Wabi Sabi. Nice:smile: . https://www.amusingplanet.com/2017/0...erfection.html |
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We all have our imperfections, we age and our bodies decay but we are perfect in the sense of following the Natural flow of life... Birth, death , transformation. What you Posted is interesting :smile: |
There is a.so Nizhoni, the beauty way, beauty and balance.
I love all the words throughout the world that touch on the same thing. There is also a Japanese word for mending what is broken (like a cup) mwith gold. In a way honoring the lesson. :smile: |
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Ah yes, Nizhoni. I believe that was the word I wanted to use instead of Hozhoni. Quote:
and Spirit behind the words.:hug3: A link to the "Walk in Beauty: Prayer from the Navajo people." https://talking-feather.com/home/wal...vajo-blessing/ |
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I do find acceptance is a key in life. As the Serenity prayer goes: God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and wisdom to know the difference.:smile: |
I love the serenity prayer i have heard it many times
Namaste |
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