The enso is one of the deepest symbols in Japanese Zen: Enso represents the void, the Tao, the infinite, simple existence, impermanence, emptiness, enlightenment and the loss of self. As a daily practice, drawing Zen circles can act as a spiritual diary. The more one contemplates it, the more profound its simplicity becomes. Nine Lives Studio - Ellen Miffitt (multiple products selected)

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5" x 7" (portrait) or 7" x 5" (landscape).
Printed on ultra-heavyweight (120 lb.) card stock with a gloss finish.
Each card comes with a white envelope.
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My World in Harmony

The enso is one of the deepest symbols in Japanese Zen: Enso represents the void, the Tao, the infinite, simple existence, impermanence, emptiness, enlightenment and the loss of self. As a daily practice, drawing Zen circles can act as a spiritual diary. The more one contemplates it, the more profound its simplicity becomes. Nine Lives Studio - Ellen Miffitt (multiple products selected)

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