I found this Zen term when I looked for one suitable for this season. Apparently, it means “although white clouds come into the world one after another and change their shapes and places constantly, the mountain remains the same.”
In other words, it means “some things never change” and I gave a big nod to the theory.
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“I meet someone.” I was thrilled when I found this Zen term. Meeting with someone helps expand your life. I am going to meet this kind of “someone” today.
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I found this term when I looked for a Zen phrase suited to this season. Stream of water does not stop. It continues without changing.
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I am afraid many people would ask why I want to write this well-known and often seen and heard Zen phrase. Moreover, I found a number of theories about its origin.
Still, I have a pleasant feeling when writing this passage and I think that concludes all well (and good).
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I tried to write one Zen phrase meaning any work that is done innocently is the most beautiful, long-lasting and beneficial to the world in two different styles.
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It is sunny and pleasant now, but the rainy season started much earlier than normal this year, and in addition, we have had consecutive hard rain, which is rather depressing. This is one of Zen phrases which apparently means “to find the sun in the rain and draw clear water from the burning fire”. I am afraid it takes a lot of effort to be so philosophical about life. . 今は晴れて気持ちのいいお天気ですが、今年の梅雨は早く始まったばかりか、強い雨が続いてちょっとうんざりしています。これは禅語で、「雨の中にも太陽を見て、燃え盛る火の中からでも清らかな水を汲む」といった意味らしいですが、人生をこんなにも達観するのは難しいと思います。 . <To the homepage of this website>