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Comments About Japan from My Shodo Sensei

Topic: Natural HealthBy David OrmanPublished Recently added

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I have the great honor of taking Shodo (Japanese calligraphy) from one of the best teacher of any subject I have ever encountered. In addition to learning this fascinating subject, I have learned a great deal about the Japanese culture, language, unique topics such as Kotodama and mostly, learned a lot about myself.

Izumi san is a true fine artist at heart. Aside from exquisite skills, her manner of speaking is a blend of philosophy and poetry. That is what happens when you follow your Tao, your way and speak from the heart.

Regarding this tragedy in Japan. . . . she posted the following:

Explaining Japanese mentality. . . ææ¢ï¼ãã¾ã, “Gaman” means to endure with dignity for the sake of others. I also grew up with this word repeated by my parents or others. “ãã¾ãããªãã” Gaman shinasai! Don’t complain, suck it up!”

Wow! Very strong, inspiring words for all of us, under ANY conditions.

Domo arigato Izumi san.

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