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Three Wise Monkeys and Its Paradoxical Symbolism

The Three Wise Monkeys. Actually there are 4! The Three Wise Monkeys is a well-known Japanese proverbial saying that has become a popular symbol in various cultures around the world. The proverbial saying depicts three monkeys, Mizaru, Kikazaru, and Iwazaru, who cover their eyes, ears, and mouth, respectively, with their hands. These monkeys are often depicted together as a warning to people to avoid evil, to not hear evil, to not see evil, and not speak evil. Shizaru, also known as the "Do No E

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