Ikigai (生き甲斐, pronounced [ikiɡai]) is a Japanese concept that means "a reason for being." It is similar to the French phrase Raison d'être. Everyone, according to Japanese culture, has an ikigai. Finding it requires a deep and often lengthy search of self.
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Posso giurare di aver sentito il mio cuore spezzarsi. E’ una sensazione strana, effettivamente. Ti si mozza il fiato per qualche secondo, poi senti una sorta di vuoto, di voragine, perforarti lo stomaco. E accade: riprendi a respirare, ma non sei più vivo.
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Forse è così che si comincia a diventare pazzi, accorgendosi di tutto.
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Quiero vivir en una casita vieja en el campo lleno de flores y plantas y muchos animales
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Restare a guardare il vuoto e ripetersi che “va tutto bene” sperando di convincersi che sia effettivamente così.
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“Soyons reconnaissants envers les gens qui nous rendent heureux. Ils sont les jardiniers qui font fleurir notre âme.”
— Marcel Proust, Les Plaisirs et les Jours
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“I want to talk to you. Of course I want to talk to you. I’m just not too sure you want to talk to me.”
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