Wabi Sabi Philosophie

Welcome to Wabi-Sabi-Livestyle. Where we use new perspectives and knowledge to improve our quality of life when faced with chronic illness, trauma, and hardships.My name is Anne Goggans, and I am a QHHT healing hypnosis practitioner, herbalist, artist, and reiki master. I have spent the last few decades learning about and recovering from the black box diagnosis of chronic illness. The Japanese art of Kintsugi is particularly appropriate for us, as the art of repairing broken pottery with lacquer and powdered precious metals focuses on a unique philosophy. It treats breakage and repair as an ...

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Wabi Sabi Stories is an exploration of people’s unique, beautiful and imperfect journeys and the lessons learnt along the way. I’ve had thought-provoking conversations about life, career, spirituality, balance etc. with a few career switchers and successful people recently that I wished I had recorded, not only because there’s a lot of value in reflecting on these stories but what perspectives they can invoke in you and the realization that their current successes happened after a lot of failures and even sacrifices.

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Según los japoneses, todo el mundo tiene un ikigai, un motivo para existir. Algunos lo han encontrado y son conscientes de su ikigai, otros lo llevan dentro, pero todavía lo están buscando. Este es uno de los secretos para una vida larga, joven y feliz como la que llevan los habitantes de Okinawa, la isla más longeva del mundo.

Personally attached to Zen Buddhism, wabi-sabi is a style that invites solace and an unpretentious otherworldliness into the home. It's anything but an embellishing style, fundamentally, yet a mentality. To establish a genuine wabi-sabi climate, one must gradually strip away overabundance and figure out how to be fulfilled living at the same time. Wabi-Sabi Home describes the rich history of this arising pattern in home plans and uncovers endless ways of bringing wabi-sabi components into contemporary residing spaces.

Quan una relació sentimental arriba a la seva fi, qualsevol excusa és bona per evadir- se. Rebre unes enigmàtiques postals des de Kyoto dalgú que no es vol identificar però que et convida a visitar-lo, només pot significar una cosa: deixa-ho tot i viatja al Japó.

Ancient, time-tested wisdom: Okinawa, Japan, is a tiny, tiny island south of the Japanese mainland where people live their life's purpose every day. How is it possible for so many to live each day in such meaningful ways? The Okinawan concept of Ikigai. Magical reality come to life: David Michiels stuttered severely well into his adulthood. In clinical terms, his stutter was difficult to treat. But David started to work in a liquor store. Before long, his focus turned to one specific section of the sales floor: the scotch section.

Discover Confidence, Desire, and Pleasure Through the Wabi-Sabi Body. Everyone grapples with some aspect of their body size or shape. These struggles can lead to feelings of shame, hiding, and even avoiding opportunities for sexual pleasure. But what if we could shift our perspective? By embracing a centuries-old Japanese aesthetic philosophy, we can begin to appreciate the natural essence of our bodies as they evolve through life’s ever-changing course. When we learn to accept our appearance, we cultivate the confidence necessary to express ourselves—emotionally, intimately, and sexually.

In a Japanese tea ceremony, when a treasured bowl breaks, it is not discarded. The shards are instead rejoined with lacquer and gold, celebrating the beauty in imperfection, and creating splendor from misfortune. This celebration of imperfection and authenticity is known to the Japanese as “wabi-sabi”. In this same spirit, Wabi-Sabi Wisdom: Inspiration for an Authentic Life shares the author’s own perfectly imperfect reflections on living a life that moves beyond success, striving, and competition to living in integrity with oneself, others, and the world.

Ikigai - Wie auch du ganz einfach die japanische Kunst des guten Lebens erlernst. Du hast einen Beruf, in dem du Respekt erfährst und gut verdienst? Hast eine schöne Wohnung, fährst in Urlaub, triffst Freunde, bist gesund - und trotzdem liegst du abends im Bett und dich verfolgt der immer gleiche Gedanke: Da muss es noch etwas anderes geben. Damit hast du völlig recht - und jetzt solltest du es unbedingt einmal mit Ikigai versuchen!

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Wabi Sabi is a Japanese philosophy for approaching life: Accept what is, stay in the present moment, and appreciate the simple, transient stages of life. With this podcast, I want to bring conversations and experiences to celebrate your journey that's making YOU. Your wins, your losses, your imperfections , your strengths. :)

Scopri l'essenza autentica dell'Ikigai, oltre l'interpretazione occidentale. Che cos'è davvero l'Ikigai? Non uno schema, non una formula di successo e nemmeno un metodo per trasformare una passione in una carriera. Nella sua diffusione occidentale, l'Ikigai è stato spesso semplificato fino a diventare una promessa di realizzazione personale legata alla performance e al risultato. Nella cultura giapponese, invece, l'Ikigai è una forma di equilibrio silenzioso, un'armonia tra individuo, relazioni e ambiente, una presenza consapevole nel quotidiano.

Coined "the golden girl of wellness" by ELLE & FORBES, Candice Kumai, 6x bestselling author, chef, wellness writer and model shares with us her painfully-imperfect life lessons and experiences that have shaped her 17 year career in media, publishing, wellness, food, modeling and content creation. Arianna Huffington named Candice "Top 20 NEW role model"+ Kumai is proud to share with you how to transform your life, accept the beauty of imperfection and mend what feels broken --- with Japanese repair. In short, you'll learn to shine from the inside out. Please welcome one of the most "real" girls...

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Discover the ancient Japanese secret ways to see joy, meaning, and purpose in every single day of your life. Ikigai, or the Japanese concept of finding your purpose, is the key to living a meaningful life. If there’s one people group who have mastered the art of living - and living well, it’s definitely the Okinawans of Japan. Famous for being the world’s longest-living people, they attribute their joy and contentment to finding their ikigai. It’s the reason why they live longer, happier, and better lives than the rest of us. So how does knowing your ikigai change your life?

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