Zen privileges pure act and direct action. The inexpressible nothing in zen, the “mu”, is something really dynamic, the germ status of everything, everything’s container. Zen aims at Satori, a kind of enlightenment leading to a higher consciousness. Emptiness and Satori are two complementary concepts. The first is fundamentally intended as renouncing the world, while Satori proposes an active and aware partecipation to it. Zen prefers activity to any intellectual speculation. There are different ways to obtain Satori. One of these is zazen, sitting meditation, a cushion called “zafu” is used to sit on, with particular hands position and breathing at a regular rhythm. The word is formed by “za”, which means sitting, and “zen” which means to meditate. Another way is kin-hin, walking meditation.
According to this philosophy, we can create ikebana flower design  and a special atmosphere using incense for your ceremony and reception.