A state or symbol of a heart that has turned away from truth and become closed off to guidance, like an upside-down cup that cannot receive what is poured into it.

(noun) /ˈkʊzɪˌmoʊdʒi/

Etymology:
Derived from the imagery of “the heart like an upside-down cup” in classical wisdom and prophetic teachings; combines cuzy (from cup, turned) and moji (from Japanese 文字 moji, meaning “character” or “symbol”), suggesting both a concept and a symbolic expression.

Usage:

• “He’s fallen into a Cuzymoji state nothing moves his heart anymore.”

• “The story warns against becoming a Cuzymoji, a heart sealed from light.”

Extended Meaning:
A reminder that when trials and temptations are repeatedly accepted without reflection, the heart becomes darkened — unable to recognize truth, like a vessel overturned.

"Like an upside-down cup.
Trials (or temptations) are presented to the hearts like a reed mat being woven stick by stick. Any heart that absorbs them will have a black dot placed in it. And any heart that rejects them will have a white dot placed in it, until the heart becomes white like a smooth stone. unaffected by any trial as long as the heavens and the earth exist. The other (heart) becomes black and dusty, like an upside-down cup it neither recognizes good nor rejects evil, except what aligns with its own desires."