Minimalism

What comes to your mind?
About two years ago, I came across the idea of minimalism.
Minimalism is a lifestyle to live with less stuff, which allows you to focus on essential things rather than trivial things in your life.

Imagine when you just woke waking up in the morning and realized  realizing that you overslept a little.
You need to prepare breakfast, decide which clothes you wear..
There are many things to do before you get ready to go because you have too many options for every process step/action.

Own less stuff and you will not have a hard time deciding whether you should wear a fancy red sweater nor  or the black tie you just brought yesterday. Instead, you  (you implied 'you' in the first sentence by starting with 'Own..' so be consistent) just wear a pair of jeans and a white shirt. That is all it takes. Your life may become so much simpler this way.

Having less stuff does not necessarily means  mean living miserably. Rather, you should own fine clothes and products that you really love.

Limiting the number of items you can own gives you a great sense of revelation.
Contemplating on what you really want helps you (to) better understand what your preferred taste is,
and also (to) develop your aesthetic sense.

I would often get carried away with unconscious habits, such as watching TV, doing nothing.
At some point in my life, I suddenly decided to say good-by to these things and instead, replaced them with constructive activity like hitting the gym.
Though I was suffering from back pain and stiff neck, they are all gone, as though my life came alive.

So I want to spread the word that minimalism may be helpful for those who are swamped with too many choices.

My name in kanji represents the moon, but it is also the same kanji for a full moon. 

That's the reason why I get emotional when I look at the moon.  It's like the moon is speaking to me and asking how I'm doing. The moon gives me insight and makes me wonder what I am and who I am. I think of my/the friends who are a part of my soul, from all over the world. I appreciate being in the moment. People can't live alone, by themselves. Neither can I. We all help and support each other. You live within me and give me the courage and confidence to go for it!