Wabi Sabi. A sip of happiness in Japanese

Nothing lasts forever, nothing is finished and nothing is perfect. Embodying the deep wisdom of Zen Buddhism, the Japanese concept of wabi-sabi gives a new perspective on the world, beauty, morality and lifestyle, allowing you to break free from the captivity of generally accepted ideas about “well-being” and look away from false goals, turning it to the main thing. This book will provide an invaluable service to anyone who wants to liberate themselves and rethink their life, putting at the forefront the natural, not the cultivated, the natural, not the artificial, the insignificant, not the symbolic, the rough, not the smooth, the unforeseen, and not the foreseen... Relax your soul in the cool shadow of the ideas presented on the pages of this book, to take a breath of fresh air in the stuffy world of competition, calculation, acquisition, and the race for achievements. Appreciate the beauty of minimalism and restraint, irregular forms and incompleteness, to take the first step towards accepting the imperfection of all things and realizing the greatness of infinity.