What is an Ensō? | Tashi Mannox

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Dharma artist and Tibetan calligraphy expert Tashi Mannox explains what an ensō is, and why he likes to use ensō drawing as a tool to bring Buddhist concentration to modern people who are so often short on time.
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14 ноя 2020

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Комментарии : 8

@michelenishikatsu4273 Месяц назад

I have been taught by modern masters from Japan. An Enso..is one’s personal billboard! One cannot even stamp their Hanko, without one’s Sensei’s agreement. It is completely, meditative…and very, very disciplined!

@48sharksOfficial Месяц назад

I always knew Wabi Sabi was an aspect of this. I always knew it was either "the perfection" or the "imperfection". Either, expresses the creativity of that human within that moment whether perfect or imperfect. Finding a simple way to explain this has been a mission of mine.

@pavanchintham Год назад

If you are in Charlotte go and have a look at luski gallery and you will see a creation inspired by Enso. It will blow your mind

@jackjack8844 Год назад

'Pity the heart, slow to learn, that which the quick mind sees at every turn.' Anon.

@arnabdas7019 3 года назад

excellent. Thanks.

@kieranjohnston7550 5 месяцев назад

I would like to take an enso painting and write in beautiful lettering on the outside of the circle rim “In my beginning is my end” and on the inside rim, “ in my end is my beginning,” a lovely theme of the second of TS Eliot’s Four Quartets.