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Greatfruit Zen Mind is a modern Zen mindset brand helping people reclaim clarity, stillness, and depth through humor, philosophy, and bold presence.

Goth Zen:

Regret—Loss Disguised as Living

What do you call a clock that doesn’t keep time?

A life that only moves by disappearing.

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Just A Little Peace | A Greatfruit Meditation

Peace isn’t won. You can stop fighting. (If you want.)

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Do you sometimes feel like an outsider in your own life?

There’s nothing that needs fixing:

Avoid endless seeking

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Don’t write yourself into the script.

Maybe Karma’s not the bitch around here after all.

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Goth Zen and the Art of Melancholy

Melancholy—Living Disguised as Loss #GothZen #mindfulness #motivation #stillness #ExquisiteDecay
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If you’re tired of holding on—
let go

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Ring the bell every morning.
Even when no one comes.

Show up. Suit Up. Ring the Damn Bell.

SacredEffort

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Safety is not freedom

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What’s in your wallet?

A crusty punchcard? Lint? Why not A Pocketful of Zen instead? Shop now:

Behind every movement… something unsung and silent. But it moves everything.

A moment of presence so deep, it forgets your name.

You’re So Awesomeness: Zen Drop 019

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To paraphrase The Dude:

Your thinking about this case has become very uptight, man…

→ Lighten Up

Uplifting


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Sparks:

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Did someone gank your fortune cookie?
Try Zen Drops instead.

Less calories? Most definitely.
More insightful? Debatable.
 Zen Drops

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I didn’t know you had it in you.
Pop culture’s secret teachings.
(They’re not-not helpful.)
It’s Not-Not Zen

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Zen Glossary

Useless words made useful
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Zen Practices

It’s all fun and games
until someone transcends space and time.

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