There’s a Japanese word Yutori. What does it mean?

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There’s a Japanese word Yutori.

It means space. Not the physical space but,
The space to breathe, to feel, to just exist.
Without rushing. Without guilt.
The kind of space that makes life feel lighter
And life a bit more livable

Somewhere along the way we forget how important it is
we forget that we deserve it
we’re always in such a rush that we often forget the reason

We forget that we’re allowed to slow down.
To pause, to be, to just observe

We forget the joy of simply sipping tea
The joy of soft smiles
The joy of just sitting without needing to be anywhere else
The simple aimless walks

Sometimes, doing nothing is everything.

And in all the noise, deadlines and work we forget ourselves
We forget that life isn’t just in the big moments

So it’s your reminder to,
Slow down, observe
laugh louder, smile harder
Breathe deeper, Hold someone longer
Be gentle to yourself, Speak kinder
don’t rush the most beautiful moments

We’re human after all
And that’s the most beautiful thing :green_heart:

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Japanese is truly a fascinating language, filled with words that carry profound meanings. Each term opens a window into the culture and emotions behind it, making it a treasure trove of expression and beauty.

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This is so beautifully said.

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This is a beautifully depicted reminder to slow down and to enjoy the calmness and serenity that comes with our life apart from the stress and worldly pressures.

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Thanks for the remainder

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Yutori reminds us that slowness is not laziness it’s presence. It’s such a beautiful word.

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very nicely explained mam!

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Yutori- beautiful word with deep meaning.

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