Wabi Sabi: The Japanese Art of Impermanence. Nothing Lasts, Nothing is Finished, Nothing is Perfect

The Book On Japanese Philosophy For a Perfectly Imperfect Life: Wabi-Sabi
Are you familiar with the Japanese Philosophy “Wabi-Sabi”?

The Japanese believe that accepting your imperfections will allow you to make the most of life.

Life is unpredictable, and that is okay.

If you are ready to implement Japanese philosophy in your life, then this is the right book for you!

Wabi-Sabi is a Japanese philosophy based on one principle - imperfection, meaning you have to accept your imperfections and make the most of your life. Wabi is defined as “rustic simplicity,” while Sabi is defined as “taking pleasure in the imperfect.”

Explaining Wabi-Sabi is very difficult, and even Japanese people who are practicing it might have trouble explaining every aspect of it. They simply live it!

If you are looking to uncover the secrets of Wabi-Sabi than this is the right book for you. By the end of this book, you will have learned a lot about other concepts in Japanese philosophy, such as the concept of ikigai, the principles of kaizen, and much more!

If you are wondering whether this book can be of any help for you, worry not! This book includes an introduction to Japanese culture and the way of living on a deeper level but also covers philosophy, history as well as other important aspects you might find useful.

Here is what you can learn from this amazing book on Wabi-Sabi:

The origin of Wabi-Sabi and its practical lessons
The secret behind seeing simplicity and beauty in everything
How to let go of material possessions
Unprecedent tips to make the most out of your life
Simple tricks to enjoy your life
Wabi-Sabi can be found everywhere. It is up to you just to learn how to look for it, and what to do to embrace this concept in your perfectly imperfect life.