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"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!

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