Japanese philosophy

Yutori encourages us to slow down, savor the moment, and make room for what truly matters.

One philosophy that has inspired the publishing of our first poetry book "Back to Earth" is the Japanese concept of #kintsugi.

Omoiyari (oh-moy-yar-ee)

Rudra Singh on Instagram: "leave a 🤍 if you believe in this philosophy ; tag someone to remind them of the same... Oubaitori [oh-bah-ee-TOH-ree] is a beautiful Japanese concept that means not to compare yourself to others. It draws from the imagery of four distinct trees—plum, cherry, peach, and apricot—all blossoming in their own time, each in their unique way. In Japanese culture, oubaitori is a reminder that just like these trees, every individual has their own path and pace. 🌸…

Japanese thought can’t be easily characterized by just a few books — but this essential guide is a great place to start.

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The word “Mottainai” describes a philosophy of life that values the use of all the intrinsic value of an object and expresses regret for the waste.