ikigai = (Japanese origins) contextual meaning 'a reason for being' ... usually used to indicate the source of value in one's life or the things that make one's life worth while. When translated into English, it means, 'the reason(s) for which I wake up in the morning.' ... Each individual's ikigai is INTRA-personal and keenly specific to their lives, values, and beliefs - to include reflections of inner-self expressions of faith, sturdy senses of belonging, intentional-serendipity, and sacred-synchronicity. **MMM&PJs**MAJESTIC-MAHOGANY-MUSEology and Poetic-Justice**
Songversation of September: per Nina Simone (1965) | Feeling Good (via YouTube)
QOTD: per Sarah Knight | TEDxCoconutGrove | The Magic of Not Giving a F*** (via YouTube)
QOTD(2): per Corey Ford | TEDxUNC | Intentional Serendipity (via YouTube)
QOTD(3): per KRS-One | The Power of Future | All Seven Lessons (via YouTube)
