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Here is a
Zen-style big-picture metaphorical KoRe proverb capturing the spirit,
temperament, or historical rhythm of Japan:
"The blade is sharpest
when
the mind becomes still."
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A
bunch of Japanese-style KoRe
proverbs
on some key topics
Japanese sayings value
precision, simplicity, and
disciplined inquiry.
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You are what you think:
Mind shapes being.
The ripple becomes the
lake.
As your mind flows, so your life takes shape.
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6Ws of Success:
The gate opens when the seeker
no longer asks where or when – only why and how to
walk.
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5 Whys Method
Five whys cut through
confusion like a sharp blade
– only the essence remains.
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Two
Japans – Bright and Brutal
When you begin to study
Japan's past, you get the feeling there are not one, but
two Japans.
One Japan is wise and
bright. It is dominated by a striving for
harmony, Zen, and the desire for continuous
improvement of oneself and everything around (Kaizen).
There they sacredly honor traditions and compose
haiku.
The other Japan is
criminal and brutal...
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KoRe Proverbs are a collection of modern,
proverb-like sayings created by global innovator
and author
Vadim Kotelnikov (often referred to as VadiK,
Kotfucius, or
Wei Di).
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Intercultural
KoRe Proverbs are sets culture-specific
proverbs crafted in a KoRe spirit.
Being a
KoRe Thinking Innovation, Intercultural KoRe
proverbs convey the same wisdom in different
forms that are more relatable to representatives
of the target cultures.
Each proverb
reflects the cultural rhythm, metaphor, and
worldview of its tradition while conveying the
wisdom.
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