@kimwwon: The Three Wise Monkeys — is an ancient Eastern allegory with roots in Tendai Buddhism and Taoism, famously embodied by three Japanese macaques: Mizaru (covering his eyes), Kikazaru (covering his ears), and Iwazaru (covering his mouth). The phrase relies on a Japanese play on words: the negative verb ending -zaru sounds identical to saru, the word for monkey. Each monkey represents a core pillar of mental discipline and moral focus: See no evil (Mizaru): Refers to protecting your sight and attention from destructive, vicious, or corrupted imagery. What you continuously observe directly shapes your subconscious mind and worldview. Hear no evil (Kikazaru): Represents filtering the auditory input you allow into your mind. It means refusing to listen to gossip, malicious rumors, senseless criticism, and noise that breeds anxiety or distracts from your goals. Say no evil (Iwazaru): Demands strict control over your speech. It means abstaining from falsehoods, harsh judgments, spreading drama, or engaging in idle, harmful language. #threewisemonkeys #seenoevil #hearnoevil #saynoevil

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