Oubaitori: The Japanese Art of Self Acceptance

Stop comparing and start blossoming. In Japanese, the expression Oubaitori refers to four flowering trees - cherry, plum, peach and apricot. While each blooms in its own way, none is considered more beautiful than the other. The message is simple yet profound: there is no need to compare, because you are on your own unique path. This book offers a gentle invitation to honour your individuality and embrace the pace of your own growth. With mindful meditations, insights from Japanese philosophy and nature-based exercises, this beautifully illustrated guide helps you move beyond comparison and into a deeper sense of self-worth. Each blossom offers a lesson for personal growth:- Sakura(? - Cherry Blossom): Symbol of new beginnings and the fleeting beauty of life. - Ume(? - Apricot Blossom): Emblem of strength and resilience. - Momo(? - Peach Blossom): Celebration of joy, creativity and playful energy with its vivid colours. - Sumomo(? - Plum Blossom): Reminder of humility and inner confidence. This book is more than just a guide, it's a manual back to yourself - one season, and one blossom, at a time.

Pagina's: 192, Hardcover, Hodder Children's Books