What is Wabi-Sabi? Exploring the Japanese Philosophy of Imperfection

[@nourhsadek]

Super interesting, and the video is amazing 😍

[@chrisdiver6224]

Zen saying, "If you pluck a feather from the rear of a peacock and stick it in your own don't expect it to grow!" The wabi-sabi principles sound great but they can, like those of the tea ceremony, be adopted as a fashionable pose which obscures ones awareness that ones personality has not become wabi-sabi. Aliveness, realism, ironic humor, and authenticity in my own skin (wabi-sabi) is rare in our society, the realizing of which usually requires a personal crisis followed by a psychological counseling process to work through the feelings of inadequacy that our society intentionally engenders in all of us. Inadequacy makes us peacock feather pluckers!

[@teenandzaytoun]

Very informative 👏

[@theophobos]

🤩

[@robertking7612]

What book is in the video. The one with the stone lantern?

[@Pondapple]

This is worth and good content. If I could change one thing, I would not have music on this video. I think it is distracting. Maybe it's just me.

[@Pondapple]

I meant worthy!

[@darkangelkate3950]

I agree with you😊

[@Lillian-mo4le]

Wonderful