Ikkyū Sōjun Vstopite v
občutek, ni
galerija
Izberite vzdušje in sama soba vam prikliče odgovor — svetloba postane bolj hladna ali topla, tempo zraka se spremeni, iz teme pa izstopijo le tista dela, ki nosijo prav to čustvo. Vse ostalo se umakne v senco.
Ikkyū Sōjun
The Rebel Monk: The Life and Spirit of Ikkyū Sōjun Ikkyū Sōjun (1394–1481) remains one of the most captivating and paradoxical figures in the history of Japanese Zen Buddhism. A man of profound contradictions, he was simultaneously a high-ranking monk and a wandering iconoclast, a scholar of deep philosophical insight and a poet of raw, uninhibited emotion. Born into the turbulent era of the Muromachi Period, Ikkyū’s very existence was
marked by social complexity; as the illegitimate son of Emperor Go-Komatsu, his lineage placed him at the intersection of imperial prestige and monastic exile. This early life of displacement and struggle deeply informed his later rejection of rigid institutional hierarchies, leading him to seek a spiritual truth that resided not in the sterile confines of a monastery, but in the messy, vibrant reality of human experience. His format…
