“Nirvana” is an extremely core and profound concept in Zen Buddhism, representing the ultimate goal and ideal state of practice. It is a state of existence that transcends the cycle of life and death (Samsara), which means complete liberation from all worries (Kleśa) and bondage, and the realization of supreme peace and freedom.
“Nirvana” is regarded in Zen Buddhism as the highest spiritual achievement. It is not a place, but a state beyond all suffering, worries, desires, and personal ego.
“Nirvana” provides a profound perspective on how to face suffering and how to understand life and the universe. It is an important source of inspiration and significance for everyone who pursues spiritual growth and inner peace.
