Writer of Fictions
“You get lost in thought, a reverie, until someone comes along and asks what you're thinking about; erasing your entire world.”
SHUHARI
We are all students and teachers, constantly learning from one another, our environment, and ourselves. In this academic dance, lessons cultivate until the song ends, and the time comes to find a new partner. But what happens when the lessons become painful, when we fail, and self-doubt sets in?
Adapted from the Japanese martial arts concept, Shuhari takes you on a spiritual journey from learning to mastery through a poetic dialogue between teacher and student. This conversation about life, loss, and our deepest fears illustrates how learning from one another helps to better understand ourselves in facing life’s challenges.
守 Shu—Witness
Listen and learn, so that you may understand…
破 HA—Approach
Question what you understand, so that you may know…
離 RI—Yield
Let go of what you know, so that you may transcend.