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12 hours ago · Wabi-sabi is a time-honored worldview that embraces impermanence and flaws as marks of authenticity and life's transient nature. Rather than shunning the old and imperfect, wabi-sabi sees purity and elegance therein. In this article, we'll take a deeper look at the nuanced world of wabi-sabi and its enduring influence in Japan and beyond.
3 days ago · wabi-sabi’s focus on minimalism means that you should incorporate only objects that are useful, or particularly beautiful. an object need not be both — incorporating a little of each, in fact, can help you achieve that just-right balance of function and beauty. new california 2.5x8 in manzanita. design: jamie haller / photo: jenna peffley (1)
2 days ago · In the realm of Wabi-Sabi philosophy, Sabi plays a pivotal role in acknowledging three simple realities: nothing lasts, nothing is finished, and nothing is perfect. This concept finds its roots in ancient Japanese aesthetics, where impermanence and imperfection aren't only accepted but revered. Sabi finds beauty in imperfection, encapsulating ...
3 days ago · Discover the profound beauty of Wabi-Sabi philosophy, celebrating imperfection and impermanence. Embrace authenticity and mindfulness for a more fulfilling life.
4 days ago · A way of praising someone and saying that you are pleased about and approve of something they have done. Some insights from others about “well done.” “Better a little which is well done, than a great deal imperfectly.” Plato “Well done is better than well said.” Benjamin Franklin. Well done reminds me of the Bible story found in ...
3 days ago · Okada's insights into Japanese concepts such as Yari-Gai, Wabi Sabi, and the Three Connections of Our Soul offer invaluable lessons for business leaders seeking to navigate the complexities of ...
2 days ago · Well, sabi ko nga, failure is not an option. I invested in this. “I have to push through. Kasi I know, I physically trained…labanan ng utak na lang ito. Tapos pangalawa, when I set a goal, hindi dahil hirap ako, titigil ako. “As long as you move forward slowly, matatapos eh. Aabutin ko yung dulo eh. Yan yung iniisip ko.
