2024-04-27, 03:48 PM
Nũng nịu với chồng bảo chàng dạy cho tiếng Nhật vì chàng có kệ sách tiếng Nhật mà tôi chưa động vào, có đụng cũng kg đọc được. 😂
Elegant Beauty of Imperfection
By: LTK
In the tranquil heart of Japanese tradition, the philosophy of Wabi-Sabi - 侘び寂び, resonates with those who see elegance in the flawed and fleeting. It champions asymmetry, coarseness, and simplicity, uncovering profound grace and authenticity where least expected.
Wabi-Sabi beckons us to appreciate the beauty in objects worn by time, such as a cherished bowl beautifully mended with golden seams. Each crack, rather than being hidden, is honored as a testament to endurance and history. This ethos influences our choice of natural, raw materials, deepening our bond with the unpolished splendors of the earth. Within the walls of a modest dwelling, one might discover the serenity necessary to compose meditative haiku or paint landscapes that echo the transient allure of nature. This minimalist approach significantly shapes architectural practices, pottery, music, and the reflective tea ceremony.
The idea of a perfect, unblemished existence is merely a mirage. Every element around us, including our own selves, bears the marks of imperfections that narrate our experiences and hint at our inevitable decline. Pursuing perfection distracts from the rich textures of life itself. Acknowledging the world in its true, imperfect state offers a pathway to tranquility, liberating us from the futile pursuit of unreachable ideals.
Ancient wisdom teaches us that neither person nor object exists without imperfections, and those who deny this spend their lives chasing illusions, only to foster perpetual dissatisfaction and self-blame. However, by embracing life’s flaws and understanding its cyclical nature, we attain genuine contentment. This realization doesn't reduce life’s beauty; rather, it enriches our experience, encouraging us to value the aged, discover poetry in decay, honor the delicate, and approach the inevitable with dignity. Acknowledging imperfections as integral to our existence doesn’t diminish our lives but enhances them, showing that true peace comes from recognizing the sufficiency of what is.
In a world where absolute perfection remains out of reach, the most profound beauty often resides in what is nearly perfect - a poignant reminder that the quest for flawless perfection is not just futile, but unnecessary.
LTK
PS. Dạ xin phép thầy cưng cho trò rinh về đây chiêm ngưỡng tác phẩm của thầy cưng ơi là cưng. ❤️🌷
An ode to the sublime grace born from imperfection. The shards of the broken vase become a masterpiece, a breezing pavillion by master Phai mà kg nhạt. ❤️😁
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Elegant Beauty of Imperfection
By: LTK
In the tranquil heart of Japanese tradition, the philosophy of Wabi-Sabi - 侘び寂び, resonates with those who see elegance in the flawed and fleeting. It champions asymmetry, coarseness, and simplicity, uncovering profound grace and authenticity where least expected.
Wabi-Sabi beckons us to appreciate the beauty in objects worn by time, such as a cherished bowl beautifully mended with golden seams. Each crack, rather than being hidden, is honored as a testament to endurance and history. This ethos influences our choice of natural, raw materials, deepening our bond with the unpolished splendors of the earth. Within the walls of a modest dwelling, one might discover the serenity necessary to compose meditative haiku or paint landscapes that echo the transient allure of nature. This minimalist approach significantly shapes architectural practices, pottery, music, and the reflective tea ceremony.
The idea of a perfect, unblemished existence is merely a mirage. Every element around us, including our own selves, bears the marks of imperfections that narrate our experiences and hint at our inevitable decline. Pursuing perfection distracts from the rich textures of life itself. Acknowledging the world in its true, imperfect state offers a pathway to tranquility, liberating us from the futile pursuit of unreachable ideals.
Ancient wisdom teaches us that neither person nor object exists without imperfections, and those who deny this spend their lives chasing illusions, only to foster perpetual dissatisfaction and self-blame. However, by embracing life’s flaws and understanding its cyclical nature, we attain genuine contentment. This realization doesn't reduce life’s beauty; rather, it enriches our experience, encouraging us to value the aged, discover poetry in decay, honor the delicate, and approach the inevitable with dignity. Acknowledging imperfections as integral to our existence doesn’t diminish our lives but enhances them, showing that true peace comes from recognizing the sufficiency of what is.
In a world where absolute perfection remains out of reach, the most profound beauty often resides in what is nearly perfect - a poignant reminder that the quest for flawless perfection is not just futile, but unnecessary.
LTK
PS. Dạ xin phép thầy cưng cho trò rinh về đây chiêm ngưỡng tác phẩm của thầy cưng ơi là cưng. ❤️🌷
An ode to the sublime grace born from imperfection. The shards of the broken vase become a masterpiece, a breezing pavillion by master Phai mà kg nhạt. ❤️😁
Kiếp luân hồi có sinh có diệt
Đời vô thường giả tạm hư không
Ngũ uẩn: “Sắc bất dị không”
An nhiên tự tại cho lòng thảnh thơi.
-CT-
願得一心人,
白頭不相離.
Đời vô thường giả tạm hư không
Ngũ uẩn: “Sắc bất dị không”
An nhiên tự tại cho lòng thảnh thơi.
-CT-
願得一心人,
白頭不相離.
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