Lektion 1
Beginning Gently – Kaizen
Today’s session introduces the Japanese principle of Kaizen as a gentle way of beginning without pressure or self-criticism. Rather than focusing on improvement or productivity, this lesson explores how small, kind steps can support steadiness and trust in everyday life. Through reflective teaching and a grounding meditation, you’ll be invited to soften your relationship with starting, effort, and change.
Lektion 2
Living With Purpose – Ikigai
Today explores the Japanese principle of Ikigai, not as a search for a grand life purpose, but as a gentle way of reconnecting with what quietly gives life meaning. This session invites you to soften the pressure to “figure everything out” and instead notice what already brings a sense of aliveness, care, or quiet satisfaction. Through reflective teaching and a grounding meditation, you’ll be supported in relating to purpose in a more human, realistic way.
Lektion 3
Finding Balance With Enough – Hara Hachi Bu
Today explores the Japanese principle of Hara Hachi Bu as a gentle way of listening to your limits and recognising when something is enough. Rather than focusing on restriction or self-control, this session invites a kinder relationship with balance, energy, and appetite in all areas of life. Through reflective teaching and a grounding meditation, you’ll be supported in noticing when to pause, soften, or stop before exhaustion takes over.
Lektion 4
Honouring What Has Been Broken – Kintsugi
Today explores the Japanese principle of Kintsugi as a way of relating differently to difficulty, damage, and the parts of ourselves we might wish were not there. Rather than trying to fix or hide what has been broken, this session invites a gentler, more respectful way of meeting life’s cracks and repairs. Through reflective teaching and a grounding meditation, you’ll be supported in allowing care, dignity, and meaning to exist alongside imperfection.
Lektion 5
Making Peace With Imperfection – Wabi-Sabi
Today’s final session explores the Japanese principle of Wabi-Sabi, which invites us to make peace with imperfection, simplicity, and the natural unfolding of life. Rather than striving to fix or perfect ourselves, this lesson offers space to soften our relationship with change, incompleteness, and uncertainty. Through gentle teaching and a grounding meditation, you’ll be supported in letting life be as it is, without resistance.