【むいしぜん】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. abandoning artifice and just being oneself; doing nothing and taking things as they comeyojijukugo
  2. unconditioned nature; unconditioned spontaneityBuddhism
Forms
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. abandoning artifice and just being oneself; doing nothing and taking things as they come
    2. This meaning conveys the idea of living in a simple, natural way, without trying to control situations or impose one's will. It emphasizes the value of relaxation and accepting life as it unfolds.
    He values abandoning artifice and just being himself.
    I enjoy the time spent doing nothing and taking things as they come in nature.
  2. unconditioned nature; unconditioned spontaneity
    3. This meaning refers to a state of being that is free from constraints or external influences, highlighting a natural state of existence that is genuine and spontaneous.
    I was able to find myself in a state of unconditioned nature.
    She is skilled at acting with unconditioned spontaneity.
Generated collocations (experimental)
the state of non-action and naturalnessto live in a state of natural spontaneitya lifestyle of natural unconditionednessthe way of thinking that embraces simplicity and spontaneityto enjoy a state of doing nothingthe philosophy of unconditioned natureto follow the principle of naturalnessthe path of unconditioned spontaneity
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