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contemplative
Original title: contemplative
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“Contemplative” means a state of deep, quiet, serious thought or introspection. It often refers to a calm, reflective mood, or to activities aimed at understanding or observation rather than action, such as meditation, prayer, and time spent in nature. Key aspects of contemplation: Deep thought: It means concentrating one's thoughts on a subject and thinking deeply, often over long periods. Quietness and stillness: Often associated with silence, stillness, and a calm, thoughtful attitude. Spirituality and religion: Historically, it referred to a life devoted to spiritual contemplation, as seen in religious orders. Presence: It means being fully present in the current moment and accepting it without immediate judgment or analysis.
「瞑想的」とは深く静かで真剣な思考や内省の状態それはしばしば、穏やかで物思いにふける気分、あるいは瞑想、祈り、自然の中で過ごす時間など、行動することよりも理解したり観察したりすることを目的とした活動を指す。瞑想の重要な側面深い思考:それは、ある主題に思考を集中させ、多くの場合、長期間にわたって深く考えることを指します。静けさと静止:しばしば沈黙、静止、そして穏やかで思慮深い態度と関連付けられる。精神性と宗教:歴史的には、修道会などで見られるような、精神的な瞑想に専念する生活を指す。存在感:それは、現在の瞬間に完全に存在し、即座に判断や分析をすることなくそれを受け入れることを意味します。
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