S2 #58 'Jin: Living Beings Who [Forget] to Protect Themselves' #73
The personality, who feels they have become increasingly forgetful lately, opens this talk with a chuckle-worthy episode about something they absentmindedly forgot. A lighthearted conversation unfolds about minor daily occurrences while living a dual-life between Okayama and Tokyo.
I drove the car, but I cannot remember what I forgot.
A clumsy anecdote is shared about panicking after arriving somewhere and realizing 'I forgot that,' only to calmly remember later that it was not even necessary in the first place. While sympathizing with such everyday forgetful episodes, the story expands toward Ushimado in Okayama.
I refreshed myself by visiting a beautiful waterfall in Ushimado.
On the weekend, a trip was made to Ushimado in Okayama, touring Kotobiku Waterfall, which boasts a drop of about 13 meters, and the rainy Iwatowake Shrine. The relaxed experience of the journey spent lounging in cool nature and the moments of savoring delicious Japanese sweets are vividly recounted.
Unraveling the relationship between emotions and the body from the perspective of Eastern medicine.
Furthermore, in the second half, an explanation begins based on the Huangdi Neijing Suwen regarding how the emotions known as 'anger, joy, thought, sorrow, and fear' affect the five viscera. A unique perspective is shared concerning the fascinating connection between the human mind and body, but please listen to the main episode to hear the full details.
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