There is a woman holding a jar of oranges in her hand
A tea leaf carries the rich aroma of the drink it will create, yet retains none of its flavor. In the Shinto perspective, this is a delicate act of selflessness, where the kami of the tea leaf offers its essence to transform water into something greater. It embodies the harmony of existence—giving without taking, presence without possession. The leaf becomes a silent teacher, reminding us that some contributions are intangible, leaving their mark not in substance but in the memory of what they inspire.
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A tea leaf carries the rich aroma of the drink it will create, yet retains none of its flavor. In the Shinto perspective, this is a delicate act of selflessness, where the kami of the tea leaf offers its essence to transform water into something greater. It embodies the harmony of existence—giving without taking, presence without possession. The leaf becomes a silent teacher, reminding us that some contributions are intangible, leaving their mark not in substance but in the memory of what they inspire.
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