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Wabi, Sabi: The Shape of What Fades
Ikebana by Johanna Tagada Hoffbeck ©Kasia Murfet
Wabi, sabi is a worldview which originated in Zen Buddhism, valuing transience and emotional depth over permanence and clarity. Difficult to translate directly, wabi sabi refers to an apprec...
Before Thought: Exploring Mushin in Daily Life
from Vagabond by Takehiko Inoue
The word mushin ‘no-mind’ contains two kanji characters; mu, 無, translating as ‘no’ or ‘nothingness’1and the character shin which we’ve already familiarised ourselves with during the exploration of shoshin (...
May theme: Zen + Creativity
Watch now (57 mins) | Talk + Open Awareness Practice | Week 1
Today we begin a new theme for the month: Zen + Creativity.
Pleasant? Unpleasant? Or neutral?
Claude Monet (1840–1926), Water‐Lilies (NG6343), after 1916, oil on canvas, 200.7 × 426.7 cm, The National Gallery, London, bought 1963
Perception: Where the Past Meets the Present
Every moment is flooded with sensory information; sounds,...
Learning to Die Every Day
Maruyama Okyo, C. 1787
If you’ve been a Buddhist practitioner for a while, you may have come across the concept of “emptiness,” or śūnyatā.
The Indian philosopher Nāgārjuna concluded that the term śūnyatā accentuates that all phenomena th...
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Socially engaged facilitator, mentor and photographer sharing Qigong, engaged Buddhism, Gongfu cha and ordinary life \ud83c\udf31 MA Buddhist Studies (Zen Arts) (They/Them)
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