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  yas 2012-01-18

  I think it doesn't have any special philosophical meaning. It's a literary expression, so we don't use in everyday life. And it may give people some religious impression.

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  {:::Dïzäyä::Ränkönë:::} 2012-01-17

  yes Yas that's it, 脱 = DATSU, 俗 = ZOKU, I found that it means unbounded by conventions, free, and I was wondering if it was the only meaning or does it means farther more as I found that it was kind of a philosophical ideal...

  thanx for the informations dude!

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  yas 2012-01-17

  are you talking about "Kanji" ? if so, almost all Japanese use "Kanji" everyday. There are three types of character in Japan. 漢字 ひらがな カタカナ We are using all everyday. :D

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  Asclepeion 2012-01-17

  HO yas .....traditional writing are you one that still use it ? it's rare if i am not wroung :) beautiful tradition .... but not everyone could master it :)

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  yas 2012-01-17

  sorry, 脱 = DATSU, 俗 = ZOKU.

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  yas 2012-01-17

  俗(ZOKU) means almost "something vulgar". So 脱俗(DATSUZOKU) means "keep the distance from the world, don't attached to variety of vulgar things."

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  yas 2012-01-17

  脱(DATSU) means something like "go away, leave". ex. 脱獄(DATSUGOKU) means "run away from jail" 獄(GOKU)=jail. or 脱皮(DAPPI) means "molt, shedding its skin" 皮＝skin.

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  yas 2012-01-17

  no problem as Japanese characters. but we rarely use such word, so when i looking at first, i think "what does it mean?". what do you want to mean ?

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  notadogable 2012-01-14

  Wonderful!

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  {:::Dïzäyä::Ränkönë:::} 2012-01-14

  @ h0nesty_X

  Mèrsi kanyar !!!

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  h0nesty_x 2012-01-14

  ça c dark à mort, ça c ton styliii ^^ bravo !

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  {:::Dïzäyä::Ränkönë:::} 2012-01-13

  @ Syntax Thanx

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  kiari 2012-01-13

  And hey this is a cool track! :D

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  kiari 2012-01-13

  @Virtuous** Speaking of Temperamental. ;)

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  Tyburn 2012-01-13

  I'm not sure now it might just be my headphones (they're a bit temperamental, haha).