I enjoy painting the words of the sutras and the tao te jing on plain brown packaging paper, and use styrofoam etc. from my neighbor's online purchases to carve and paint frames to hang these words in the gonguan 🎉 You are so right about walking the path of mastery! Is its own reward.
There was a time in my life i forgot what i liked. I did not go to sports, i did not draw anymore. After a 20 year rest of everythin what fullfilled me, i try to connect to joy again.
I enjoy playing my guitar and photographing nature as I encounter it. Recently I have become interested in flower arrangements for special occasions. These are all joyful things for me and I thank you for helping me appreciate them even more.
In 2010-2012 I was interested in Japanese culture and history. I had read The book of Samurai (Hagakure), I admired Japanese culture, but after years during my first job and other stuff I just left my hobby. Through the years I was searching for some mentaly basis (spirituality or religion). I learned about Christianity and Islam, but it didn't work for me. How to return my interest to Bushido and Japanese culture? Thank you)
Thank you! I needed this important reminder, today. I have been practicing beadwork for 32 years, but working and commuting did not leave me energy to practice as much as I could have devoted. Due to health problems, I had to retire 4 years ago and I have periods where I can devote energy to this interest, but I have been working on a single project for the last 5 months and I thought I was almost finished, but this past Friday, I realized that I would have to cut some of the work done, to salvage the beads and redo this last part. In the past, I have quite willingly cut apart projects if there was a better method, but this time, I have felt mild despair, partially because of low energy, partially because I have worked so long on the project, and partially because cold weather has come early to where I live. But watching your video reminds me that a finished project is only a part of why I pursue this craft; some days, I can not forget my problems and clear my head while I do beadwork. But on the days that I can pot my problems aside while I work, well, for me it is like meditation, it calms me and gives my life purpose. Thank you for reminding me of this fact.😊
What are your favourite hobbies?
Konichiwa Uchitani San, music 🎶 playing Erhu,Bawu flute, Guitar,walking in the Forest with Backpack are my favourite hobbies
Japanese 🇯🇵 language!
I enjoy painting the words of the sutras and the tao te jing on plain brown packaging paper, and use styrofoam etc. from my neighbor's online purchases to carve and paint frames to hang these words in the gonguan 🎉
You are so right about walking the path of mastery! Is its own reward.
@@jeromekiemes6543 Sounds all wonderful and fulfilling!
@@alenaalex Great!!!
There was a time in my life i forgot what i liked. I did not go to sports, i did not draw anymore. After a 20 year rest of everythin what fullfilled me, i try to connect to joy again.
Cooking, minimalism and nature. Besides my family and pets ❤
"...we make time...!", so important and true. Thank you, dear Azumi 😘😘
Thank you!
I enjoy playing my guitar and photographing nature as I encounter it. Recently I have become interested in flower arrangements for special occasions.
These are all joyful things for me and I thank you for helping me appreciate them even more.
Wonderful! Very creative. So great that you do flower arrangements and love them!
In 2010-2012 I was interested in Japanese culture and history. I had read The book of Samurai (Hagakure), I admired Japanese culture, but after years during my first job and other stuff I just left my hobby.
Through the years I was searching for some mentaly basis (spirituality or religion). I learned about Christianity and Islam, but it didn't work for me.
How to return my interest to Bushido and Japanese culture? Thank you)
l am writing poetry❤❤❤❤
Wonderful!!
These videos are better for understanding Japanese cultural practices than most university programs in America. 教えてくれてありがとうございます!!
Thank you! I needed this important reminder, today. I have been practicing beadwork for 32 years, but working and commuting did not leave me energy to practice as much as I could have devoted. Due to health problems, I had to retire 4 years ago and I have periods where I can devote energy to this interest, but I have been working on a single project for the last 5 months and I thought I was almost finished, but this past Friday, I realized that I would have to cut some of the work done, to salvage the beads and redo this last part. In the past, I have quite willingly cut apart projects if there was a better method, but this time, I have felt mild despair, partially because of low energy, partially because I have worked so long on the project, and partially because cold weather has come early to where I live. But watching your video reminds me that a finished project is only a part of why I pursue this craft; some days, I can not forget my problems and clear my head while I do beadwork. But on the days that I can pot my problems aside while I work, well, for me it is like meditation, it calms me and gives my life purpose. Thank you for reminding me of this fact.😊
Thank you for sharing It will be all well for you!
Gardening and learning new things
@@loxleybattle2591 nice!! Thank you for sharing!
I like to woodwork and grow exotic plants. I've been doing both for years, but I'm still not very good at either.
Sounds amazing!! There is no good or bad.... the most important thing is to enjoy yourself🥰
I like to read and write fiction🙏
@N1H0N1UM_C0M1CS good luck to you
Great!!
Drawing with colored pencils
What do you draw? I love flower in drawing
私のしゅみは日本語をべんきょうしています。 🙂
がんばってくださいね！
趣味は日本語の勉強しているのですよ
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Outstanding! Now I know why I spend hours sharpening & honing knives, razors, chisels, etc... 💖🙏💖
Wonderful! That's mastery!