Yoshuku = Yoshuku : The Japanese art of manifesting / Azumi Uchitani.
Yoshuku = 予祝 : The Japanese art of manifesting Azumi Uchitani.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Uchitani, Azumi, author.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Consciousness.

Philosophy.

Philosophy of nature.

Self-realization.

Self-actualization (Psychology).

Gratitude.

philosophy.

Genre:

Self-help publications.

Physical Description:

xviii, 217 pages : illustrations ; 19 cm

Edition:

First HarperOne paperback edition.

Place of Publication:

New York, NY : HarperOne, 2025.

Summary:

"During a particularly tough season in Azumi's life, a Buddhist monk told her that the most beautiful sakura cherry blossoms emerge in the spring following the fiercest typhoons; it's only because of the storms that the trees endure, are invigorated, and develop deeper roots to survive. This is true for humans too: while we are on our journeys to blossom, we will face hardships, but those are the very opportunities for growth that we need to lean into. Azumi reveals how the Japanese wisdom, life philosophy, and traditional customs of yoshuku, or 'pre-celebration,' can uplift and enrich not only the lives of those who practice it but everyone around them too. 'Yoshuku' celebrates gratitude for what we are yet to have. Learn how to integrate ancient rituals with a modern lifestyle, and uncover the secrets of acceptance in order to manifest your soul's wishes"--Inside cover flap.

Contents:

Prologue: Typhoons and cherry blossoms

part 1. The wisdom of yoshuku: What is yoshuku? ; Cultivating healthy roots ; Why pre-celebration brings manifestation ; The power of yoshuku

part 2. The practice of yoshuku : create your own yoshuku: Cultivate your wish ; Mind-preparation ; Planning and creating your yoshuku celebrations ; Daily rituals ; Honoring the journey

Epilogue

Godai : the five elements of life.

Notes:

"Yo: in advance, pre, before. Shu-ku: celebration, blessings. Yoshuku: ancient Japanese custom of expressing and celebrating our wishes and hopes in order to invite them in"--Page 4 of cover.

ISBN:

9780063469655

0063469650

OCLC:

1534889276

Publisher Number:

90102985440