Zen

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Zen Things:- Do one thing at a time; Do it slowly and deliberately; Do it completely; Do less; Put space between things; Develop rituals; Designate time for certain things; Devote time to sitting; Smile and serve others; Make cleaning and cooking become a meditation; Think about what is necessary; Live simply #zenthings #spirituality

Japan

Zen gardens are spaces specifically created to promote things like peace of mind, calm, meditative peace, and serenity. They are gardens of many different shapes and sizes, ranging from something that could fit on your desk to a full-sized landscaping endeavor. They also go by the name Japanese Rock Gardens. These gardens are not your […]

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There are so many types of meditation cushions, benches and chairs. How to know which one is right for you? Take a look at our meditation support shopping guide

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The Ensō is an unfinished ink circle. "It symbolizes absolute enlightenment, strength, elegance, the universe, and the void; it can also symbolize the Japanese aesthetic itself. As an "expression of the moment" it is often considered a form of minimalist expressionist art." - David Ceng

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Want to find peace in life? Try doing yoga and relaxation which will make your life better, easier and calmer after a busy day with all activities. It's a quiet space to relax, read, listen to music, or meditate, there are certain spaces that are sure to inspire. Meditation rooms are an easy, expressive way

Several new books explore the relationship between Silicon Valley innovation and Eastern philosophy. So can ancient principles help spark modern breakthroughs?