諸行無常 (Impermanence) – Japanese Kanji Design

Life & Death
2025.08.05
calligraphy Style
Calligraphy Style (筆文字)
mincho Style
Mincho Style (明朝体)
vertical Style
Vertical Writing (縦書き)

Tattoo Recommendation Level

★★★★☆

The concept of impermanence is a profound philosophical idea with significant cultural and spiritual relevance, making it suitable for a tattoo, though it may not have the iconic status of concepts like love or dragon.

Meaning

Impermanence (shogyou mujou)

Kanji Character

諸行無常

About this Kanji

Embracing the beauty of change, 諸行無常 serves as a reminder that all experiences are fleeting yet precious. This profound concept encourages us to cherish the present moment and find strength in the transience of life.

Related Words & Compounds (この漢字に関係する言葉（熟語）)

Words related to this Kanji (この漢字に関係する言葉):

  • 無常 (mujou) – Impermanence (A core concept in Buddhist philosophy.)
  • 行 (gyou) – Action/Conduct (Refers to the actions or deeds in life.)
  • 諸行 (shogyou) – All actions (Refers to all deeds and activities in the world.)

Japanese Meaning (日本語)

諸行無常は、すべての事象が常に変化し、無常であることを示しています。この思想は、今この瞬間を大切にし、変化の中で強さを見出すことを促します。

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The Kanji designs and meanings on this site are for inspiration purposes. While we strive for accuracy, Japanese characters can have multiple nuances depending on the context.

Tattoos are permanent. We strongly recommend consulting with a native Japanese speaker or a professional tattoo artist to verify the design and meaning before getting a tattoo.

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