A Zen Buddhist experience of seeing one's true nature directly, often described as a sudden insight reached through meditation.
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AboutKenshō (見性) describes a Zen Buddhist glimpse of one’s true nature, often associated with a sudden insight arising through meditation and practice. This Japanese definition poster offers a quiet reminder that clarity and purpose may emerge through attentive self-observation rather than simple answers.
What does Kenshō mean?Kenshō refers to directly seeing one’s true nature, often through a sudden Zen insight.
How is Kenshō written and pronounced?It is written 見性 and pronounced /keɰ̃.ɕoː/ in Japanese.
Is Kenshō the same as enlightenment?Kenshō is often linked with Zen practice, meditation, and moments of deep insight, though experiences vary.
