諸しょ行ぎょう無む常じょう

noun

all things must pass; impermanence of all things

Buddhist yojijukugo expressing the doctrine that all conditioned phenomena are transient. Often cited in classical literature and used proverbially.

See also: 四法印

• 諸しょ行ぎょう無む常じょうの響ひびきあり。

  There is the sound of the impermanence of all things.

• 諸しょ行ぎょう無む常じょうを感かんじさせる風ふう景けいだった。

  It was a landscape that made one feel the transience of all things.