104 – Quiet Moments: Finding Peace in the Ritual of Tea with Dairik Amae
What can a single sip of tea reveal?
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Shinto, Japan’s indigenous religion, is strongly rooted in animism, with Japanese believing that objects, places, and creatures all possess a distinct spiritual essence. Shinto does not have a single creator or specific doctrine, and instead exists in a diverse range of local and regional forms emphasising a sacred connection between humans and the natural world.
103 – Nature, Rituals, and Kami: Discovering the Essence of Shinto with Taishi Kato Read More »
Where is your place to cultivate meaningful connections and personal growth?
What gives you energy? What is the spark that lights your fire?
100 – The Spark of Life: Using Ikigai to Inspire and Empower Others with Katie Sandoe Read More »
Where does life lead us?
Life is a journey, and with the right guidance, it can steer us toward our true calling.
99 – Sailing Into Life with Purpose: Navigating Your True Calling with Martin Krafft Read More »
with Igor de Almeida
How can we gain a deeper understanding of foreign concepts like ikigai and saudade?
While these concepts can be challenging to define, our bodily sensations can offer valuable insights into their deeper meanings.
What can we gain from spending time outdoors?
While nature is commonly linked to well-being, it also serves as a powerful tool for personal growth and transformation.
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How do you rebuild your life after losing everything?
Coping with loss is one of life’s greatest challenges, yet there are paths to recovery that can help us heal and move forward. One such path is discovering a sense of ikigai.
Bakufu Slump, a Japanese rock band, made their major debut, so lat year marked their 40th anniversary. To celebrate it they release a new song, “IKIGAI,” on August 25th —the anniversary of their major debut—marking their first new song in 26 years.
What’s Your Ikigai? Read More »