Stoic Coffee Break 324 - Kintsugi and Stoicism: Finding Strength in the Beauty of Broken Things
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Dec 19, 2024 Discover the beauty in brokenness through the art of kintsugi, where flaws are transformed into gold. Explore how this Japanese philosophy parallels Stoicism, emphasizing resilience and personal growth. The discussion highlights the importance of embracing imperfections as paths to strength and fulfillment. Gain insights on viewing failures as opportunities, echoing Hemingway’s wisdom about strength found in brokenness. Prepare for a meaningful journey of self-discovery and transformation!
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New Year Planning
- Start the new year with a Stoic yearly planning session to build resilience.
- This session offers tools to create a lasting mindset for overcoming challenges.
Kintsugi Philosophy
- Kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold, highlights imperfections.
- It teaches us to embrace flaws and see beauty in repair and transformation.
Kintsugi Origin
- A Japanese shogun, unhappy with a poorly repaired tea bowl, inspired Kintsugi.
- Artisans used gold and clay, elevating the bowl into art.