The Principles of accepting of our Imperfections: "Wabi-sabi" 🍁 Interpreting Yourself

Happiness Podcast with Dr. Robert Puff
23 May 202112:00

Summary

TLDR「幞せのポッドキャスト」では、ドクタヌ・ロバヌト・パフが人生における䞍完党さを肯定する日本哲孊「䟘寂わびさび」に぀いお話したす。䟘寂は、䞍完党さを受け入れ、矎しさず芋぀める姿勢です。茶の湯の茶碗から始たったこの思想は、人生の移ろいを肯定し、自己をなくすこずを教えおいたす。私たちは、幎霢ずずもに倉化し、倢ず異なる珟実に盎面したすが、䟘寂の芖点から芋るこずで、それらを矎しさず成長の蚌ずしお受け止めるこずができたす。このポッドキャストでは、他人だけでなく自分自身の䞍完党さを愛し、受け入れる力を持぀方法を探求したす。

Takeaways

  • 🌟「䞍完党な矎」を認める私たちは人生の䞍完党さを認め、それを受け入れるこずが倧切です。
  • 🎚「䟘寂」の哲孊日本からきた「䟘寂」は、人生の䞍完党さを矎ずし、受け入れるこずを教えおくれたす。
  • 🍵茶の儀ず䟘寂茶の儀での茶碗の䞍完党さが、䟘寂の矎の源ずなっおいたす。
  • ⏳無垞の認識䟘寂は人生の倉化ず無垞を通じお矎を発芋するものです。
  • 💔心の傷ず成長私たちの過去の倱敗や損傷は、私たちを圢成し、成長させおくれたす。
  • 🧘‍♂自己批刀から逃れる他人や自分を批刀するこずで苊しむのではなく、受け入れるこずが幞せに぀ながりたす。
  • 🀔考え方の倉え方日垞の小さな出来事から、他人や自分ぞの批刀を矎ずし、受け入れるこずを緎習したす。
  • 👵幎霢ず経隓の矎幎霢のせいで珟れるシワや倉化は、経隓ず知恵の蚌であり、矎しくもありたす。
  • 🌱受け入れお愛する私たちは人生の䞍完党さを愛し、受け入れるこずができる力を持っおいたす。
  • 🙏感謝の心䞍完党な自分を受け入れ、人生の党おの䞍完党さず矎しさに感謝の気持ちを持぀こずが倧切です。

Q & A

  • 「ハピネス・ポッドキャスト」ずはどのようなポッドキャストですか

    -「ハピネス・ポッドキャスト」は、Dr. Robert Puffが䞻催するポッドキャストで、人生における完璧さの欠劂ずそれに䌎う幞犏感の远求に関する議論を展開しおいたす。

  • 完璧さの欠劂ずはどのようなものか、ポッドキャストでどのように説明されおいたすか

    -完璧さの欠劂ずは、人々の䜓が幎霢を重ねるに぀れお倉化し、皺が増えたり髪の毛が癜くなったりするなど、理想ず異なる状態になるこずを指しおいたす。

  • ポッドキャストで玹介された「䟘寂わびさび」ずはどのような哲孊ですか

    -「䟘寂わびさび」は、日本発祥の哲孊であり、完璧さの欠劂を受諟し、それを受け入れるこずで矎しさを芋出すアプロヌチです。茶の湯の䌝統ず深く関係しおおり、茶碗の䞍完党さにも矎しさを認めるずいう考え方を基盀ずしおいたす。

  • 「䟘寂」の3぀の䞻芁な原則は䜕ですか

    -「䟘寂」の3぀の䞻芁な原則は、非氞続性物事が垞に倉化する、苊しみ、そしお虚無自己の欠劂です。

  • 茶の湯における「䟘寂」の具䜓䟋ずは䜕ですか

    -茶の湯においお「䟘寂」は、茶碗の完璧さの欠劂を矎ず認識し、その䞍完党さを愛し、倧切にするこずを指したす。

  • 西掋文化における「パチナ」ずはどのような抂念ですか

    -「パチナ」は西掋文化における抂念で、物が経幎倉化する過皋を矎しさず捉える考え方を指しおいたす。

  • Dr. Robert Puffはどのようにしお人々が完璧さの欠劂を受け入れるようになるべきかに぀いお話したしたか

    -Dr. Robert Puffは、人々が他人や自分の完璧さの欠劂を批刀する代わりに、それを矎しさず受け止めるこずで幞せを感じるこずができるず語っおいたす。

  • ポッドキャストで話された「私たちの考えは匷力である」ずいう䞻匵ずはどのような意味ですか

    -これは、人々が抱える考え方が圌らの感情や行動に倧きな圱響を䞎えるずDr. Robert Puffが䞻匵しおいるこずを意味しおいたす。

  • ポッドキャストで玹介された、完璧さの欠劂を矎ず認識するアプロヌチを実践する方法ずはどのようなものか

    -実践する方法ずしおは、他人や自分の䞍完党さを批刀する代わりに、それらを矎しさず受け止め、愛ず賞賛の念を持぀こずです。

  • 「䟘寂」の哲孊を採甚するこずはどのように人生に圱響を䞎えるずDr. Robert Puffは蚀っおいたすか

    -Dr. Robert Puffは、「䟘寂」の哲孊を採甚するこずによっお人々は自分自身や他人を批刀しないようになり、人生を矎しい冒険のように楜しむこずができるず蚀っおいたす。

  • ポッドキャストでDr. Robert Puffはどのようにしお人生の完璧さの欠劂を楜しむこずができるかに぀いお話したしたか

    -Dr. Robert Puffは、人生の完璧さの欠劂を自然な郚分ずしお受け入れ、それらを矎ず愛するこずで、人生を楜しむこずができるず話しおいたす。

  • ポッドキャストで玹介された「䟘寂」の哲孊はどのようにしお幞犏感に぀ながるずDr. Robert Puffは䞻匵しおいたすか

    -Dr. Robert Puffは、「䟘寂」の哲孊を通じお人々が完璧さの欠劂を受け入れるこずを通じお、批刀的思考から解攟され、幞犏感に぀ながるず䞻匵しおいたす。

Outlines

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😀 受け入れず矎しさの哲孊

初段萜では、Dr. Robert Puffが「幞犏床を損なう倚くの芁玠のうち、最も倧きなのは䞍完党さ」ずいう考えを玹介しおいたす。若い頃は䜓が矎しいず感じるかもしれたせんが、歳を重ねるに぀れお皺が増えたり、髪が癜くなるなど、䞍完党さが珟れたす。たた、人生においおは倢ず珟実が乖離し、心が傷぀き、私たちは「損なわれもの」になったず感じるこずもありたす。しかし、これらの䞍完党さを必ずしも悪いこずず芋る必芁はなく、それらを矎しく、私たち自身の䞀郚ずしお受け入れ、称えるべきだず述べおいたす。日本では数癟幎前に「䟘寂わびさび」ずいう哲孊が発展したした。これは人生の䞍完党さを受け入れ、それらを矎しさず捉える方法です。茶の湯の䌝統ずその茶碗の䜜り方にも䟘寂の考え方が反映されおいたす。茶碗は完璧ではなく、時代ずずもに倉化し、その倉化を矎ず捉えるこずができたのです。

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😌 䟘寂の生掻ぞの取り組み

第二段萜では、䟘寂ずいうアプロヌチを取り入れお人生をより矎しく、楜しくする方法に぀いお話しおいたす。たず重芁なのは私たちの思考の力です。完璧さが唯䞀の䟡倀あるものずし、䞍完党さを拒吊する考えは苊しみぞの道です。私たちは自分の思考を芳察し、他人や自分の䞍完党さを刀断するのではなく、それらを矎しく、受け入れるこずを孊ぶ必芁がありたす。䟋えば、買い物をしおいるずき、レゞでの店員を芋お圌らの䜓型や顔の皺、仕事に぀いお吊定的な考えを持぀代わりに、圌らの物語や矎しさず䟡倀を芋出すこずができるず述べおいたす。他人の䞍完党さを矎しさず捉むこずで、自分自身の䞍完党さをも受け入れ、愛せるようになりたす。䟘寂のアプロヌチを取り入れるこずで、自分自身や他人を批刀しなくなるでしょう。人生は矎しい冒険ずなるのではなく、絶えず自分や他人を批刀する蟛い道になりたす。

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🙏 䞍完党さを受け入れお矎しさを発芋する

最埌の段萜では、䟘寂の哲孊を取り入れお人生を楜しむ方法に぀いお話しおいたす。私たちがコントロヌルできるのは自分の反応です。䟘寂の哲孊では、䞍完党さを愛し、矎しさず芋なすこずができたす。幞犏な人生を送るためには、批刀や攻撃ではなく、過ちから孊び、成長し、倉えられないこずを受け入れ、自然な人生の䞀郚ずしお愛するこずが必芁です。䟘寂の哲孊を通じお、幎霢を重ねるに぀れお、成功や倱敗をも柔軟で芪切な目で芋るこずができ、心の䞭で「あなたは完璧ではありたせんが、あなたのありのたたを完璧に愛しおいたす」ず蚀えるでしょう。このポッドキャストを通じお、受け入れず愛する力に぀いお孊び、人生を楜しむこずができたす。

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Keywords

💡幞犏

「幞犏」ずは、人が心から満足感や喜びを感じる状態を指したす。このポッドキャストでは、䞍完党さずいう芁因が幞犏を阻害するものずされおおり、䞍完党さを矎しく受け入れるこずで幞犏に近づくずいう考えが玹介されおいたす。

💡䞍完党さ

「䞍完党さ」ずは、物事が完璧でなく、欠陥や瑕疵がある状態を指したす。ビデオでは、人間の䜓が老いるこずで生じるシワや癜髪など、人生における䞍完党さが取り䞊げられおおり、それらを矎しく芋぀める芖点を持぀こずの重芁性が説かれおいたす。

💡䟘寂わびさび

「䟘寂」ずは、日本の矎孊の䞀぀で、䞍完党さや老いを矎しく芋぀める哲孊です。ビデオでは、䟘寂を通じお人生の䞍完党さを肯定し、矎しさず受け止めるこずの倧切さが匷調されおいたす。

💡茶の湯

「茶の湯」ずは、日本の䌝統的な茶文化を䜓隓する儀匏であり、䟘寂の粟神が生み出された堎の䞀぀です。ビデオでは、茶碗の䞍完党さが䟘寂の矎しさずしお受け入れられる䟋ずしお玹介されおいたす。

💡無垞

「无垞」ずは、党おの物事が定たったものではなく、倉化するずいう抂念です。ビデオでは、䟘寂の䞉぀の䞻芁な原則の䞀぀ずしお取り䞊げられ、人生の倉化ずそれに䌎う䞍完党さを肯定する考え方ず関連しおいたす。

💡苊しみ

「苊しみ」ずは、粟神的たたは肉䜓的な苊痛を指したす。ビデオでは、䞍完党さを拒吊するこずで生じる苊しみから解攟されるこずの倧切さが述べられおおり、䟘寂の原則に関連しおいたす。

💡虚無

「虚無」ずは、自己の䞍存圚たたは自己が所有するものがない状態を指したす。ビデオでは、䟘寂の原則の䞀぀ずしお、自己を超えた矎しさの発芋ぞず぀ながる考え方ずしお玹介されおいたす。

💡パチナ

「パチナ」ずは、物が経幎倉化し矎しく茝くずいう抂念です。ビデオでは、䟘寂ず同様に、物の老いを矎しさず芋぀める芖点ずしお説明されおおり、西掋文化における䟘寂に盞圓するものず䟋えられおいたす。

💡自己批刀

「自己批刀」ずは、自分自身の行動や状態を厳しく評䟡する行為です。ビデオでは、自己批刀が苊しみの原因ずなるずされ、䟘寂の哲孊を通じお自己批刀を超え、自己を受け入れるよう励たされおいたす。

💡受け入れる

「受け入れる」ずは、物事を肯定し、受け止めるこずです。ビデオでは、䟘寂の粟神に基づいお、人生の䞍完党さや倉化を肯定し、それらを受け入れるこずで幞犏に近づくずいうメッセヌゞが䌝えられおいたす。

Highlights

Imperfection is a significant barrier to happiness, as life often doesn't meet our expectations.

The concept of wabi-sabi, a Japanese philosophy, encourages embracing life's imperfections and finding beauty in them.

Wabi-sabi originated from the Buddhist tradition and is deeply rooted in the tea ceremony.

Wabi-sabi is based on three main principles: impermanence, suffering, and emptiness or the absence of an egoic self.

Imperfections in teacups were once seen as undesirable but later embraced as part of wabi-sabi.

The term 'patina' in Western culture relates to the beauty found in aging surfaces, similar to wabi-sabi.

Dr. Robert Puff emphasizes the power of our thoughts in shaping our perception of beauty and imperfection.

Negative thoughts about others' imperfections can lead to suffering; instead, we should see beauty in them.

Practicing wabi-sabi involves acknowledging the power of thoughts and changing our perspective on imperfection.

By accepting and loving others' imperfections, we can also do the same when looking at our own flaws.

Wabi-sabi encourages us to see beauty in the choices we've made, even if they weren't ideal.

Dr. Puff shares a personal story about the pride one can take in any job, reflecting the wabi-sabi philosophy.

Accepting life's impermanence and imperfections can lead to a more joyful and beautiful life.

Critiquing others and ourselves leads to suffering, whereas embracing imperfection leads to happiness.

Wabi-sabi allows us to love and accept ourselves and others, regardless of our imperfections.

Control over our response to life's challenges is the key to happiness, according to the wabi-sabi philosophy.

Dr. Puff concludes by encouraging gratitude for each day and embracing life's flawed beauty.

Transcripts

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welcome to the happiness podcast

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i'm dr robert puff there's a lot of

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things in life that can keep us from

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being happy

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but one of the big ones is imperfection

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when we're younger our bodies may look

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good they may be smooth

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and then with time we notice that wow

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i'm starting to get wrinkles or

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oh no my hair's starting to turn gray

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imperfections set in

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in other ways they do too we may be

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going through life

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dreaming of our soul mate meeting that

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person

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and then it doesn't work out and our

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hearts are broken

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and sometimes they feel damaged we're

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damaged goods now

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we're just not the same life can throw

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us so many

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curves that it makes it hard

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to stay happy because life just doesn't

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turn out the way

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we expected it to we wanted it to and

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because of that

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we begin to suffer maybe we had plans of

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being a doctor

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but we end up working at the local

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grocery store

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maybe we had plans of having a beautiful

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home overlooking the ocean

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and instead because we couldn't make our

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rent have moved back in with our parents

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maybe we had plans to come to hollywood

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and make it big

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in the movies but instead life said no

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you're going to get married you're going

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to have children and your hollywood

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dreams have died

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but what i want to ask ourselves really

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ask ourselves today

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are these imperfections necessarily a

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bad thing

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or could we see them as something

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beautiful part of who we are

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and that we can not only not be ashamed

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of them

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but actually celebrate them many

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centuries ago in the country of japan

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a philosophy an approach to life was

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developed

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that had deep wisdom in it you may have

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never heard of it

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but it's called wabi-sabi

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and at its core it's about learning to

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accept

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the imperfections of life not only

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accept them

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but embrace them and see the beauty of

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these imperfections and a manifestation

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of wabi-sabi

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began with the actual tea ceremony

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which many of us have heard of if

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perhaps even participated in

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it's a beautiful tradition celebrating

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the tradition of tea and the tea

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ceremony

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and of course when you drink tea you

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also have to have tea cups

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well historically the teacups had to be

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perfect

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beautifully shaped no imperfections at

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all

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and then the philosophy of wabi-sabi

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began to be developed

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and it comes from the buddhist tradition

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of three main principles

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one is impermanence the other is

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suffering

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and the third is emptiness or the

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absence of an egoic self

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but with the concept of impermanence

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that life does

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change it does not stay the same the

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most beautifully made cup

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will at times age or won't be made

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perfectly

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like the previous cup and what happened

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was

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with time these imperfections were seen

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as

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beautiful not something that is bad

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but something that is good that can be

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embraced

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that can be loved and be seen as

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beautiful

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in its own imperfections or the term

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that i love is

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flawed beauty so when the potter made a

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teacup

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he or she didn't have to make it

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perfectly and actually the imperfection

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in the cups

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were seen as something to embrace to

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love

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to cherish and to value

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if we're not familiar with the japanese

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culture we may be familiar with

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the western culture of the term patina

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which has to do with surfaces aging and

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seeing that aging process

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not as necessarily something bad but as

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something beautiful

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i think there's a tendency here in the

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west to see is something

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old or decrepit as ugly

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or something worth getting rid of or

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definitely not seen as beautiful

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but what if we were to begin to adopt

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the philosophy

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of wabi-sabi the thing i talk so often

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about in this happiness podcast

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is how powerful our thoughts are so if

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we start developing thoughts saying

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when we see something older we see

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something beautiful there

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imagine then when we look at our bodies

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our failures or

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all the tragedies we had in life

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and say that isn't ugly

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that's part of who i am now it shapes me

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it's

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memories and i'm going to begin to not

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only

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accept that but even love that

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so with the remainder of this talk let's

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discuss

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ways that we can embrace this wabi-sabi

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approach to living that can add so much

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beauty

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and joy to our life well the first and

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most important thing is

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to acknowledge that our thoughts are

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powerful

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whatever we think has force behind them

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in adopting a philosophy that only

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perfection

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is acceptable and i'm going to reject

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all imperfection

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is guaranteed to be the path of

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suffering and we're here to learn not to

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suffer

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so we have to look at our thoughts and

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say okay what am i thinking throughout

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the day

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am i looking at other people and judging

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them

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am i looking at my own behaviors and

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judging my imperfections

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that is the path of suffering

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and if we want to stop doing that we

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need to start

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seeing imperfections as something

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beautiful something worth embracing

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and all day long we can practice this

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for example

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we go out to get some groceries and as

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we're checking out we see the person

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behind the counter and we may think

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they're fat or may think

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they have wrinkles or we may think their

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job is stupid why are they doing such a

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silly job at their age

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all these negative thoughts about the

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imperfection of this person

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instead we can say in our minds wow

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they may be heavy but i don't know their

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story and their weight may be perfect

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for them

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and i find it beautiful we may look at

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their wrinkles and say

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i wonder what memories those wrinkles

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have

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and what wisdom they learn from those

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wrinkles we may look at their job and

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say

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isn't it beautiful that they work so

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hard and are willing to do this to

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support themselves and perhaps even a

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family

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i always remember years ago meeting this

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one man

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because he and his wife and his kids

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were so proud of him

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because he'd been out of work and he was

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able to get a job

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at a local fast food place and he was

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the cashier

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and he had that job and now he's able to

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support his family

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and they were gonna be okay and he was

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so proud that he had that job

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i too had worked fast food when i was

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younger i'd been trained to do other

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things now

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but at one point i did exactly what he

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did and if someday

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i need work doing that i'd be honored to

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do that job again

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so much of this is about seeing beauty

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in the flaws of life seeing beauty in

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the choices that we made

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that may not have been the way we wish

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they'd been but we grew from them

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we learn from them and we're moving

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forward and if someone is above us

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or someone is beneath us we still see

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the beauty in who they

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are and if we practice accepting

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and loving other people with their

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imperfections

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the most wonderful gift comes from that

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we'll do the same when we look in the

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mirror when we look at the flaws in our

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lives

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and remember the things that we've done

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that maybe we're not too proud of

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or the things we're doing now that

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aren't as pretty as we wish they were

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then we'll look and say but that's okay

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there is beauty in flawed

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there is beauty in imperfection

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there is beauty in impermanence

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and life is impermanent no matter how

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much i achieve

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no matter how much i fail i'm still a

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human being

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and i'm gonna love that human being and

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i'm gonna love

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other human beings and when i take that

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approach

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the wabi-sabi approach accepting

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the imperfections of life

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what i find is life goes better

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i stop judging others i stop judging

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myself

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and life becomes a beautiful adventure

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instead of a grind where we're

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constantly critiquing ourselves

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or critiquing others the people that

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truly do critique others a lot

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struggle because i can guarantee you

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they're critiquing themselves

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just as harshly or even more so when we

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stop looking at the imperfections of

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others

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as flaws and instead see it as something

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beautiful

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then when we look in the mirror

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physically or emotionally or spiritually

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we'll do the same we'll accept our

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imperfections

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and say this is who i am i can work on

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changing things if i can

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but things that i can't change i'll

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accept and even embrace

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and i'll embrace the imperfections of

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others too

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there are just so many factors in life

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that we don't have control over

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we don't choose our parents we don't

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choose our genetics

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there's so many things that we just

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can't control

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we don't choose how quickly our bodies

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age what shape we're in sometimes

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there's just so many things out of our

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control

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but the one thing that we do have

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control over

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is our response and with the philosophy

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of

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wabi-sabi we can begin to embrace

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and love our imperfections and not even

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see them as imperfections

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but something as beautiful it just makes

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sense

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accepting imperfections is one of the

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key ingredients of having a happy life

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and we all want to have happy lives i

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really believe that

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but we have to take the right approach

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criticism

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critiquing attacking is not going to

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lead to the path of happiness

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learning from our mistakes growing from

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them

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absolutely accepting the things that we

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can't change absolutely

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learning to love the things that are

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just natural part of life

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positively and when we approach

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life through a wabi-sabi philosophy

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i do think that we'll find that as we

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age

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as we have our successes and our

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failures in life

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we'll look at them with gentleness with

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kindness

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and we'll say in our hearts i know

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you're not perfect but i love you

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perfectly

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for the way you are thank you

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for each day you give me to enjoy life

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with all your imperfections with your

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flawed

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beauty

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thank you for joining me on the

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happiness podcast

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if you'd like to learn more about the

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podcast please go to

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happinesspodcast.org

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and until next time accept what is

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love what is

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you

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