Ikigai Histórias

This is the story of how the battle of gods created a battle of the multiverse.

Also the availability in initial phases of two drugs are far wider than Qysmia since Qysmia is new to the market and will take time to penetrate as well as to get response from people.

She's never been first. Never been exceptional. She's just... been there. A word in a book shakes her world: ikigai, a reason for being, a purpose that gives life meaning. But what if she never finds hers? A story about self-doubt, hope, and the quiet search for meaning in a world that won't stop asking questions.

This is the summary book from wiser

In the fast-paced dreams, we tend to aspire more to be involved on the hustle or what we called the life in the corporate world. We were cultivated of the mindset that as the world gets bigger, we must also draw in the line not to be left far away in the finish line. We dream big, we will do everything to make it come true without knowing we are being already crushed in the process, only trusting our own potentials and strengths. Why is it we became burn-out even though we work hard to achieve it? Why is it we are working 24/7 but we didn't able to get the promotion we want? Why is it our main goal as child is already different when we step forward on our 20's? Why everything changes? Why everything doesn't just be granted in a snap? Do we learn from the process or do we only want some entitlement without gaining some reflection? How does generalization and realizations become different? "The World is too Big yet so Small" brings out the reality of life during our 20's and how situations changed and being prompt into a wider view of life's perspective rather than sticking on the core of hurly-burly society. The millennials and Gen Z are the founders of today's guzzle with the diverse perspective of purpose. The question is, "Is the real purpose only comes from a big world? How about the small world?" The world became small when we lack the potential to dream big, but it will become smaller when the big world is subsided with "fuss" of not learning of waiting and trusting. How is it? How do we cope on every aspect of changes? Are you pressured? Am I one of these individuals?...

The realms of Agartha is in deep shit, and only the Legendary Mythic Warriors can save it. To counter this impending doom, the revered Realm Council takes a desperate measure and invokes a legendary ritual to summon the Mythic Warriors, warriors of unparalleled power and ancient lineage. The legendary heroes were summoned from another world to fight against the dark forces and prevent an apocalyptic catastrophe from destroying everything. There's a prophecy that says the dark forces will assemble to destroy the realm of Agartha. And to make things even worse, if the sacred tree of Thiya gets destroyed, all magic will be gone, and everything will be wiped out. It's like the weight of all realms and existence is on the shoulders of these Mythic Warriors. However, in a twist of fate, one hero is mistakenly summoned from the mortal world-a seemingly ordinary young woman named Brave. While her name suggests valor and fearlessness, Brave herself is plagued by self-doubt and harbors a deep-seated belief that she lacks true bravery. Summoned from the mortal world by an accidental twist of fate, Brave finds herself thrust into a realm where courage and heroism are held in high esteem. In this tale of unlikely heroism, where one mortal's ordinary life is intertwined with a realm of myth and magic, Brave's journey not only tests her limits but also reminds her and those around her that true strength lies within the depths of the heart. Together, the Mythic Warriors of Agartha and their unassuming heroine embark on a quest that will reshape destinies, forge unbreakable bonds, and rewrite the legends of Agartha itself. They are once heroes, their history became legendary, the legend became a myth, and for thousands of years later, they are forgotten. Can they defeat the dark forces and save Agartha? Or will this be the end of everything? Honestly, I'm rooting for them. I mean, they're heroes for a reason, right? But dang, that's a lot of pressure.

The sequel to A Reason For Being. The Okami and rebels have been living in the bunker since Shuen- the missile attack and Akuma's defeat. The group decides they need to find a haven far away, one ALFA will never see. However, Sora is taken to the Capitol; Izumi searches for her parents; Kaz is separated from the group; and Matsu begins to remember details of his past. Will they reunite and find their way to Paradise?

𝐈𝐊𝐈𝐆𝐀𝐈 - 𝐀 𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐒𝐎𝐍 𝐎𝐅 𝐁𝐄𝐈𝐍𝐆. in which aiko tries to make graphics for random people(and fails miserably). 1.28.20. #2 in #display. 2.2.20. #4 in #edits. 2.4.20. #18 in #covers. 2.9.20. #7 in #graphics.

(2025 edit): GUYS IM SORRY FOR WRITING THIS ITS TRASH BUT IM GONNA LEAVE IT AS A DIGITAL FOOTPRINT FOR YALL TO ROAST ME🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Ikigai - n - a reason of being. ; the thing that gets you up in the morning.

This is a book of very deep quotes and phrases that will really make you think. I hope you enjoy, and note that the ones I label have authors other than me who wrote them. A few I found on the internet, so if anyone knows the author's names please tell me. -Teddy🧸

These are a series of very short stories that I write under the pen name "Timber" RECOMMENDED to have coffee and cat by your side to derive maximum utility lol :D (and also plz gib me tips and advice on how to improve my writing)

Summary of the book In my own words☺️

Random compilation of some postive quotes. .

/the voice that never leaves, that is never really there/

Ikigai (生き甲斐, 'a reason for being') is a Japanese concept referring to something that gives a person a sense of purpose, a reason for living. A beautiful combination of hardcore romance and the dark depths of murder Ikigai is a one of a kind book!

"Ikigai is the secret to a long and happy life." Uemura Hansuke has lived his life never wanting to get out of bed for anything. The 18 year old boy lives a fairly simple life. He's in his third year of senior high school now, he has a part-time job to pay for rent, he lives in an apartment alone, he had friends but like most things, they came and went, and his mother still keeps in touch with him, reminding him every day to go find his own ikigai. He's never found his ikigai. Not one thing ever came close to motivating him to get out of bed in the morning. He's accepted the fact that he'll never find the secret to a happy and long life. He didn't believe in ikigais anymore. At least, he thought he didn't. [ slow updates! ]

This is a story I wrote in 2020 It's basically just about a boy going through life