Since there are different kinds of meditation, the Japanese, like us, have different words for the different kinds. Perhaps the word you are thinking of is "zazen," which is the Japanese term for the distinctive kind of meditation practiced in Zen Buddhism (which is called "ch'an" in China and "son" in Korea).
meditaion is something that yo have to consider and take seriously MVD The Japanese word for meditation is Mokusou.
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Meditation is the act of engaging in thought or contemplation; reflection. The term itself has no direct correlation with any specific religion.
The Japanese term for first generation is "Issei."
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The Chinese word Chan (禪) is based on the sanskrit term Dhyana, which means "meditation." So, yes, meditation makes up a large part of the practice. It is used to calm the mind.
It is Japanese . The other term is considered derogatory.
Anime (アニメ) is a Japanese word for Japanese animation.
"Kesa" refers to a traditional Japanese robe worn by Zen Buddhist monks, often associated with the practice of zazen (seated meditation). The term "waked" may be a typo or miscommunication; if you meant "worn," then yes, kesa is indeed worn during meditation and ceremonial practices. It symbolizes simplicity and the renunciation of material attachments. If you meant something else, please clarify!
Wind is 'kaze,' written in Japanese as: 風
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