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The Quiet Way

Aki@Japanese Taoism

Zen, Taoism, and old Eastern wisdom from Japan. Daily Notes and deeper Sunday essays for a quieter, clearer, and more balanced modern life.

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Can you make room for quiet without losing your appetite for life?人生を楽しみたい気持ちを失わずに、静けさのための余地をつくれるでしょうか?

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How We Leave Things

What might change if you gave endings the care you give beginnings?始めるときと同じ心配りを、終わるときにも向けたら、何が変わるでしょうか?

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Before the First Bite

There is soup on the table, with a piece of bread beside it.

Perhaps you made the soup yourself. You washed the vegetables, cut them, watched the pot, and tasted it before serving.

“I made this,” you might say.

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Before You Call It Useless

A mug with a broken handle sits on a desk, holding pencils.

As a mug, it has a problem. As a place to keep pencils, it is doing quite well.

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The Taste You Almost Missed

You finish a mandarin while reading something on your phone.

The peel is beside you. There are no segments left.

Was it sweet?

You remember the sentence you were reading. You are less certain about the fruit.

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    Japanese writer in my sixties, sharing Zen, Taoism, and old Eastern wisdom. Short reflections for a quieter, clearer, and more balanced modern life.

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