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Shibumi: In the dictionary: (shi-boo'-me) - A term from the Edo period in Japan, used to describe quiet or somber things. Anything that is Shibumi is quiet in refinement, noble and fulfilling in a manner that is not shaped exclusively by analytical thought.
In Japanese culture: a simplicity of spirit; an attitude of refinement without pretension, honesty without apology, beauty without artifice. Western mystics try to attain or achieve a state of inner peace, but shibumi must be found, not won. In the dictionary: (shi-boo'-me) - A term from the Edo period in Japan, used to describe quiet or somber things. Anything that is Shibumi is quiet in refinement, noble and fulfilling in a manner that is not shaped exclusively by analytical thought.
In Japanese culture: a simplicity of spirit; an attitude of refinement without pretension, honesty without apology, beauty without artifice. Western mystics try to attain or achieve a state of inner peace, but shibumi must be found, not won. "
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