Today when it is 3rd time, I introduce "The kanji phrase expressing justice and equality."
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Meaning :
Fairly,
open and fair,
Fair and justice,
fairness and justice,
Pronunciation : ko-mei-sei-dai
Note :
The concept that things are judged and coped with without personal feelings with justice.
A state without injustice or secrecy.
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Meaning :
Honest and generous heart.
Spirit noble-minded like aureole of the Buddha.
Pronunciation : shin-chi-ko-mei
Note :
"Shin-chi" represent "the mind, spirit, and true intention."
"Ko-mei" represent "the light (aureole of the Buddha) which shines brightly."
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Meaning :
The Justice that is protected strictly by "standpoint not biased and the viewpoint that are not partial."
Pronunciation : gen-sei-chu-ritsu
Note :
"Gen-sei" is a kanji idiom with the meaning that justice is protected severely.
"Chu-ritsu" is a kanji idiom with the meaning "neutrality."
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Meaning :
Situation that fair judgment and action are made without giving priority to individual profits and honor.
Situation that impartial action is taken without thinking about own profit.
Pronunciation : mu-shi-mu-hen
Note :
In this kanji idiom, the kanji "shi" has the meaning of "egocentric action."
In this kanji idiom, the kanji "hen" has the meaning of "Biased judgment."
And, kanji of "mu" is kanji symbol with the meaning to deny these.
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Meaning :
Fairness / a neutral viewpoint without joining both any kind of principles and the political party.
Pronunciation : fu-hen-fu-to
Note :
In this kanji idiom, the kanji "hen" has meaning of "Biased will and prejudice."
In this kanji idiom, the kanji "huhen" has meaning of "fairness."
And, the kanji "huto" has meaning of "Principle not to participate in companion and league."
Meaning :
Thought that it is necessary to judge things objectively and impartially.
Pronunciation : zeze-hihi
Meaning :
Principle that it is necessary to judge things objectively and impartially.
Pronunciation :
zeze-hihi-shugi
Pronunciation :
zeze-hihi-shugi
Note :
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This word was spread by "Xunzi" who is a philosopher of China.
Xunzi is a philosopher and Confucianism person in China at the end of Warring States Period.
"It admits that the right thing is right. And it admits that it is not right that it is not right."
Such a principle is called "Zeze-Hihi-Shugi".
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I think that all these kanji idioms are very suitable for the kanji tattoo.
These all are best kanji idioms for "Principle and policy".
I introduce Mencius's word at the end.
Meaning : Mind of pity and sympathy.
Pronunciation :
sokuin-no-kokoro
Note :
"Soku-in" is a word that means "pity and sympathy" for others.
"惻隠の情は仁の端なり"
This is the famous phrase which Mencius left.
<The spirit which understands the pain of people's mind and has the heart to be considerate is a starting point of the eminent virtue which should be protected as a person.>
Mencius put such a meaning to this phrase.
It is a very wonderful and impressive phrase.
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