One of Nashiki’s five compositions of the theme of "Jinen". Eternity deeply embedded to silence appears then diffuses tranquilly in its own transparent reverberation. "Ceaseless swellings. Now here comes this rolling sound from the abyss of time may be the voice which penetrates all of us." - Yoshinari Nashiki "Jinen" means “let things be as they are". Irreversible phenomena of our world - people, time, space - must come and go. Our life, love and fixation must come into being and disappear on this infinitely moving, accumulating transience woven by luck and causalities. Ancient saints described this unsubstantial state as "vacuity". There is a saying from a Buddhist saint who appeared in later years. If so, we, ordinary people shall be embraced by the greater thing," "We have no choice but submitting to this fate of life and death, and believing in the operation of "Jinen" which works to save pathetic, pitiful existence of ours.” I would like to listen to the sound of "Jinen" together with the wind, waves, trees, people and other innumerable beings, trying to hear the voice, even if it’s a faint sound." - Yoshinari Nashiki