
こんにちは。覗いてくれてありがとう。
Hello and weicome. Thank you for stopping by.
皆さん、今朝はどんな時間を過ごしましたか?
まだ夏の熱気が隠れた午前6時。
近くの公園で、土と落ち葉を踏み鳴らします。
木陰は、木々の葉のさらさらとした音と優しい風に満ちた空間。
深呼吸すれば、身体の芯まで新鮮な空気が満ちていきます。
How did your morning begin today?
Mine started with a peaceful walk with my dog—our daily ritual.
At 6 a.m., the summer heat was still hiding, and the
air held a soft coolness.
As we stepped into the nearby park, the sound of our feet brushing through soil and fallen leaves gave a subtle rhythm to the morning.
In the shade, the trees whispered with rustling leaves, and a gentle breeze wrapped around us.
I took a deep breath, and the fresh
air filled me from the inside out—quietly energizing every part of me.
These little morning moments are my daily dose of peace.
帰宅して、犬にご飯をあげて。
息を上げた犬は、勢いよく水を飲んで。
私は珈琲を片手にほっと一息。
今日もいい日にしましょうね。
After our walk, we came back home and I gave my dog his breakfast.
Panting from the morning stroll, he eagerly lapped up his water with little bursts of joy.
Meanwhile, I held a cup of coffee in one hand and finally took a moment to breathe.
A quiet pause, a
sip of warmth, a reminder that today is ours to shape.
Let’s make it a beautiful one.
さて、
今日は
ジャーナリングの面白い動画を見つけたので紹介させてくだ
さい。
Well then, I stumbled upon a fascinating video about journaling—
and I just had to share it with you.
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ジャーナリングとは…
頭に浮かんだことをそのまま紙に書き出すことで、心を整理し、
自己理解を深める瞑想の一種。
Journaling is writing without rules—just letting your thoughts spill out to get your mind sorted.
皆さんは、日常に不安や不満や苦しみはありますか?
私は時折、忙しない毎日のなかで、恐怖感に襲われることがあります。
まるで大きな暗い穴に落ちていくような気分。
Do you ever feel a quiet unease in your everyday life---
moments of worry, frustration, or pain ?
I do. Sometimes, in the whirlwind of a busy day, fear suddenly washes over me.
Like falling into a deep, dark hole where everything slows down and I lose my footing.
少し前、気晴らしになればと読んだ本にも
ジャーナリングのことが書いてありました。
別名『書く瞑想』と呼ばれているそうです。
A few months ago, hoping to lift my spirits, I read a book that talked about journaling.
It's also known as "writing meditation".
大きなノートにつらつらと、心の中の言葉を書き出す。
そんな余裕も長くは続かなくてまた恐怖に苛まれるのだけど…。
日々の緩衝材のように、
焼け石に水のように不安を記すノートだったので、
効果が薄かったのかもしれません。
私は毎日は書かず、
疲れたときに吐き出すノートとして
不定期に使っていました。
I would write freely in a large notebook, letting the words in my heart spill out.
As I put my feelings into words,
the darkness inside seemed smaller than i'd thought.
That sense of relief, however , never lasted long, and fear would creep back in.
My notebook felt more like a daily cushion or a fleeting comfort,
never strong enough to truly hold back the anxiety.
I didn't write every day---
only when I was tired and needed a place to unload my feelings.
わかりやすく時系列でまとめてくれていて、反対意見も取り込まれていて、イメージしやすかったです。)
And today, I came across a helpful
Youtube video.
It summarized the effects of journaling, and was based on a 2channel thread.
(As a side note, I think those 2channel summary videos are brilliant!
They're organaized in a clear timeline, include opposing viewpoints, and make it really easy to visualize the topic.)
主人公となる方が、32歳、独身、これからを迷っている方で、
共感できる部分が多くありました。
STEP2:日々の目標と反省点と改善点を記す
STEP3:毎日の行動がブラッシュアップされていく
時々の感情と思考の変化の様子がわかりやすくまとめられていて、
未来の自分をイメージしやすかったです。
私も今日から、STEP2に取り組んでみようと思いました。
せっかくの人生、自分らしくありたいですね。
The main person in the video was 32 years old, single, and feeling uncertain about their future—someone I could truly relate to.
The journaling process was explained in three steps:
Step 1: Putting emotions into words
Step 2: Writing daily goals, reflections, and areas for improvement
Step 3: Gradually refining your daily actions
I could clearly see this progression in the video.
The shifts in their emotions and mindset were thoughtfully summarized,
which made it easy to imagine my future self.
Starting today, I’ve decided to give Step 2 a try.
Life is a once-in-a-lifetime journey—I want to live it in a way that feels true to me.
では、最後まで読んでくれてありがとう。
皆さんの今日が、素敵な1日になりますように。
Thank you for reading all the way through.
Sending warmth and good vibes your way today.
ランキング参加中です。
応援いただけると励みになります。
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