TUMA SISI

18/01/2025

"石の上にも三年" (Ishi no ue ni mo sannen)
This means "Three years on a stone." It suggests that even something as cold and unyielding as a stone will warm if you sit on it long enough, emphasizing the value of patience, perseverance, and commitment to achieving success.

18/01/2025

Good morning good citizens.

"What If" is a reflective journey that invites readers to explore life’s possibilities by asking bold questions. It dives into those moments when we wonder, "What if things had been different?" or ...

14/01/2025

“The bamboo that bends is stronger than the oak that resists.” – Japanese Proverb

This profound saying emphasizes the power of flexibility and adaptability in life. While the oak may seem stronger, it can break under pressure, whereas the bamboo bends gracefully and survives. The lesson is to remain humble, adaptable, and open to change, allowing challenges to shape rather than break you. True strength lies in resilience, not rigidity.

12/01/2025

Here is a book you shouldn't miss

I got this wired! Feeling that I have no job at all. "Job less ness" explores the emotional, social, and financial struggles faced by individuals in the grip of unemployment. Through the eyes of a ...

11/01/2025

Here’s a fitting Japanese proverb inspired by the image:

"花は桜木、人は武士" (Hana wa sakuragi, hito wa bushi) – "Among flowers, the cherry blossom; among men, the warrior."

This proverb highlights the beauty and fleeting nature of life, symbolized by the cherry blossoms, and the ideal of honor and integrity, represented by the warrior.

11/01/2025

Good morning.
Here’s a humble Japanese quote:

"七転び八起き" (Nanakorobi yaoki) – "Fall seven times, stand up eight."

This proverb embodies resilience and humility, reminding us to keep moving forward despite setbacks.

24/12/2024

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24/12/2024

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