The other day i was reading the latest issue of "Mother Earth News'
and came across this article. It's called "Wabi-Sabi".
It's a Japanse philosophy of appreciating things that
are imperfect, primitive and incomplete.
Intimately tied to Zen Buddhism and the Japanese way
of tea, wabi-sabi is a subtly spiritual philosophy that
sees home as a sanctuary- a simple place devoid of clutter, disturbance
and distraction.
Honoring modest living and the ever changing moment,
wabi-sabi finds beauty in imperfection and
profundity of nature, accepting the cycle of growth, decay
and death. It's slow and uncluttered, and regards
authenticity above all.
Cultivate craft- making and growing things yourself
is a gentle rebellion against globalized mass production.
YES Shawn what a brilliant perfect blog. I needed that. Very stimulating and informative. Thank you!
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