The Language of Zen — Practice Book II: Impermanence: A Bilingual Practice Journal on Mujō, Ichigo Ichie, Hakanai & Setsuna
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The Language of Zen — Practice Book II: Impermanence: A Bilingual Practice Journal on Mujō, Ichigo Ichie, Hakanai & Setsuna

by Enishi 縁

Philosophy Journal Zen Impermanence
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The Language of Zen — Practice Book II is a bilingual practice journal devoted to impermanence. Through mujō, ichigo ichie, hakanai, and setsuna, it offers a reflective way to explore Zen language, change, transience, and present-moment awareness through personal practice and writing.

About This Book

The Language of Zen — Practice Book II focuses on impermanence, a central theme expressed through the Japanese terms mujō, ichigo ichie, hakanai, and setsuna.

Presented as a bilingual practice journal, it invites readers to engage with Zen language and reflection in a structured, personal format.

The book centers on change, transience, and the awareness of the present moment.

It is designed for readers interested in Zen practice, Japanese concepts, reflective writing, and contemplative study.

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