Shizen

El haiku, tal como lo entiende la tradici?n japonesa, es una forma de adoraci?n de «lo sagrado , que se manifiesta incesantemente, y nos provoca ese asombro cuya naturaleza m?stica se desentra?a en estas p?ginas. Mediante el cultivo del arte po?tico del haiku iniciamos una v?a de contemplaci?n en la Naturaleza y hacia la Naturaleza. No se trata de mirar intensamente ning?n objeto, sino de «estar . El mundo es una realidad efervescente que nos ofrece la posibilidad de vibrar con ella, de ser parte del cambio de la transformaci?n del Todo, de la vida que nos circunda y late en nosotros. Y es esencial comprender que esta contemplaci?n no es la contemplaci?n de un «yo hu?rfano y abandonado. Si hay algo que nos ense?a el haiku es que no estamos desamparados en este mundo, porque tambi?n nosotros somos parte del misterio. Haiku, as understood by Japanese tradition, is a form of worship of "the sacred," which manifests itself incessantly, and provokes in us that wonder whose mystical nature is unraveled in these pages. Through cultivating the poetic art of haiku, we begin a path of contemplation in Nature and toward Nature. It is not about intensely gazing at any object, but rather about "being." The world is an effervescent reality that offers us the possibility of vibrating with it, of being part of the change, the transformation of the Whole, of the life that surrounds us and beats within us. And it is essential to understand that this contemplation is not the contemplation of an orphaned and abandoned "I." If there is anything that haiku teaches us, it is that we are not helpless in this world, because we too are part of the mystery.