also: しんじんいちにょ
body and mind as one; mind-body unity
A yojijukugo used in philosophy, martial arts, and meditation to express the ideal state where physical and mental aspects are inseparable.
In martial arts, one aims for the state of mind-body unity.
Through yoga practice, I experienced the oneness of body and mind.
Refers to mind and body as a pair, but without the explicit 'oneness' nuance of 心身一如.
A Buddhist term for non-duality; similar in spirit but more abstract and less focused on the mind-body connection.
Standard kanji form; 心身 (mind and body) is the usual modern order.
Alternate reading using じん for 身; encountered in some Buddhist or martial arts contexts.
Variant with reversed kanji order; less common but still seen, especially in older or traditional contexts.
A yojijukugo composed of 心身 (mind and body) and 一如 (oneness, suchness). The term is rooted in Buddhist philosophy, where 一如 expresses the ultimate non-dual nature of reality.