- Life and death are the two faces of the same coinyojijukugo
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- Life and death are the two faces of the same coin
This phrase emphasizes the idea that life and death are interconnected and that one cannot exist without the other. It is often used to express the philosophical concept that experiencing life fully also entails acknowledging the inevitability of death.
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せいし生死いちにょ一如のしそう思想the philosophy of life and death being the sameせいし生死いちにょ一如とかんがえる考えるto think of life and death as the sameせいし生死いちにょ一如のせかいかん世界観the worldview that sees life and death as oneせいし生死いちにょ一如のおしえ教えthe teaching that life and death are interconnectedせいし生死いちにょ一如をりかい理解するto understand the concept of life and death being oneせいし生死いちにょ一如のきょうち境地the state of realization that life and death are inseparableせいし生死いちにょ一如のげんしょう現象the phenomenon of life and death being unifiedせいし生死いちにょ一如についてかんがえる考えるto contemplate the idea of life and death being alike
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