Wabi sabi philosophy

The Ensō is an unfinished ink circle. "It symbolizes absolute enlightenment, strength, elegance, the universe, and the void; it can also symbolize the Japanese aesthetic itself. As an "expression of the moment" it is often considered a form of minimalist expressionist art." - David Ceng

What is the meaning of wabi-sabi? Wabi-sabi, in its essence, means embracing imperfection and respecting the passage of time. It is practicing mindfulness and discovering the beauty in all things. This article is about the meaning of wabi-sabi and 8 ways to practice it in everyday life.

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If you have never heard of the ancient Japanese philosophy, Wabi-sabi, I'm here to tell you how it can transform your life in just 7 easy ways; Embracing imperfection, finding contentment in simplicity, cultivating gratitude, accepting change, connecting with nature, finding beauty in everyday, and welcoming authenticity!

Wabi-Sabi – A Japanese Philosophy of Perfect Imperfection.

Check out these resources that explore wabi sabi, the Japanese idea centered on the understanding that nothing is perfect and that’s okay; kintsugi, the art of repairing pottery with gold; and sashinko, the art of using embroidery or stitching to decoratively repair cloth.