The Art of Contemplation In the spiritual heart of Japan, there is a type of garden that doesn’t aim to impress with colorful flowers or ornate fountains. Instead, it speaks through silence, order, and hidden symbolism. These are Zen gardens, or karesansui (枯山水): minimalist landscapes made of raked gravel, stones, moss, and sometimes small plants…
Zen Beyond the Temple When we think of Japanese Zen, what often comes to mind are silent temples and carefully raked gravel gardens. But today, the influence of this philosophy goes far beyond religious spaces. Welcome to the world of Zen parks — public areas that combine landscape design, minimalist aesthetics, and natural elements to…
In Japanese mythology, it is said that when the two gods Izanagi and Izanami stirred the surface of the chaotic land with the Ame-no-Numahoko ( the lance which was given by the first gods of Japan and still exists in the top of the mountain of Takachiho in Miyazaki prefecture), the drops of salt that…
Welcome to the world of Zen. Zen is a state of mind where your mind is free and uninhibited, so that you can hear sparrows singing carefully or you can be surrounded by the scent of flowers without being disturbed. Zen Zen is a practice aimed at discovering the truths within ourselves. It originated in…
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