Azumi Uchitani San.. Watching your videos and wanted to say hello to you. I would be very grateful if you let us know if you're doing well. Also, if it's possible please make more such wisdom filled videos. I am a seeker of such energies. And I found you! I sincerely hope you're doing well and in good health. ❤🙏🏻🌸🌼🍀
Thank you for watching and your message! Yes, I am doing well! Nice meeting you here! We keep making films once a week! So i like to invite you to subscribe to my weekly newsletter as well! azumi-uchitani-27184481.hubspotpagebuilder.eu/japanese-wisdom-newsletter! Warm greetings to you 🌺❤️
I like your way of thinking and the way you express it. I am constantly learning from people such as yourself and I am grateful that you shared this video.
'Klin' (Polish) - "gore" - the English word that relates the most here. It basically ought to (here) depict "a horn". Latin /cornu copiae/. Very evocative of /Midas/ himself - simply because one could say (in Polish) "mi dasz" - which means "you will give/hand [it?] to me". The "Horn of Abundance" (of Amalthea) is not really the right 'translation', but it is a basic name to start relating to this _mending._ Of course, if we look at Latin 'copiae', then there's a lot of very technical, literal and mythological narrative to look into (or, indeed, "copy from"). But in this talk of yours, the most important note I can give (in terms of Latin) is simply the word pharmacopeia - or /panacea/. 'Lek' (Polish) = "medicine", but then there's the _leek_ plant, right? Easy to get confused. Both are "medicine", but 'who knows' what 'medicine/lek' actually means if one doesn't even go through some discovery of simply which ingredients to use in one's diet, etc... /Panaceum/ - "medicine for all" rather than "[a] cure-all". Important dichotomy. That's why /panacea/ ought to be more common, at least in my mind. Going to keep coming back to your channel. It's such a magnificent, artful, wise and calm torrent of eternal wisdom that nothing - almost nothing - can compare. I am amazed that I've managed to arrive her, truly. Or had. Hope you have got much more in store ;) With love from Szczecin! Yours truly, Radogoj
Wow, you’re like Yoda! This is an amazing follow up and very insightful especially in relation to teaching kids to be unafraid! Do you have any upcoming workshops?
Hi, Aisha! Thank you! Yes! I have a online workshop coming up on 10 February! Please have a look at the details from this link! different-level.com/project/embracing-imperfections-japanese-art-of-kintsugi/
@@aishasingleton this one i use in my workshop. humade.nl/products/new-kintsugi-repair-kit you can also see what’s available on Amazon, possible for delivery in your area. Japanese ones are pretty pricy and this is a good alternative.
This is the wisdom the world needs. Sincere thanks for this profound share. So honored to find this. Thank you.
Thank you!!
Fix > mend/remedy come to mind.
Azumi Uchitani San.. Watching your videos and wanted to say hello to you. I would be very grateful if you let us know if you're doing well. Also, if it's possible please make more such wisdom filled videos. I am a seeker of such energies. And I found you! I sincerely hope you're doing well and in good health. ❤🙏🏻🌸🌼🍀
Thank you for watching and your message! Yes, I am doing well! Nice meeting you here! We keep making films once a week! So i like to invite you to subscribe to my weekly newsletter as well! azumi-uchitani-27184481.hubspotpagebuilder.eu/japanese-wisdom-newsletter! Warm greetings to you 🌺❤️
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I feel very grateful for this wisdom. 🌺
I like your way of thinking and the way you express it. I am constantly learning from people such as yourself and I am grateful that you shared this video.
Thank you!
Thank you for your wonderful video
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'Klin' (Polish) - "gore" - the English word that relates the most here. It basically ought to (here) depict "a horn". Latin /cornu copiae/. Very evocative of /Midas/ himself - simply because one could say (in Polish) "mi dasz" - which means "you will give/hand [it?] to me".
The "Horn of Abundance" (of Amalthea) is not really the right 'translation', but it is a basic name to start relating to this _mending._ Of course, if we look at Latin 'copiae', then there's a lot of very technical, literal and mythological narrative to look into (or, indeed, "copy from"). But in this talk of yours, the most important note I can give (in terms of Latin) is simply the word pharmacopeia - or /panacea/.
'Lek' (Polish) = "medicine", but then there's the _leek_ plant, right? Easy to get confused. Both are "medicine", but 'who knows' what 'medicine/lek' actually means if one doesn't even go through some discovery of simply which ingredients to use in one's diet, etc...
/Panaceum/ - "medicine for all" rather than "[a] cure-all". Important dichotomy. That's why /panacea/ ought to be more common, at least in my mind.
Going to keep coming back to your channel. It's such a magnificent, artful, wise and calm torrent of eternal wisdom that nothing - almost nothing - can compare. I am amazed that I've managed to arrive her, truly. Or had. Hope you have got much more in store ;)
With love from Szczecin!
Yours truly,
Radogoj
Thank you for sharing!
Itadakimasu - thank you Azumi for sharing this beautiful wisdom. God bless you!
Thank you! My pleasure!
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Wow, you’re like Yoda! This is an amazing follow up and very insightful especially in relation to teaching kids to be unafraid! Do you have any upcoming workshops?
Hi, Aisha! Thank you! Yes! I have a online workshop coming up on 10 February!
Please have a look at the details from this link!
different-level.com/project/embracing-imperfections-japanese-art-of-kintsugi/
And hope to see you at the workshop 💕
@@JapaneseSalon I’ll take a look! Thank you 🙏🏾
@@JapaneseSalon Do you have any recommendations for which kits to purchase online?
@@aishasingleton this one i use in my workshop. humade.nl/products/new-kintsugi-repair-kit you can also see what’s available on Amazon, possible for delivery in your area. Japanese ones are pretty pricy and this is a good alternative.