It's invisible, but it's me. It's me, but it's invisible.

With the autumnal equinox, the air is chilly before sunrise.

With persimmon tannin dyed colors and wool works on display, you can really feel the arrival of autumn season.

All items are one-of-a-kind. We hope you will come and visit us.

On weekends, this is a pop-up cafe run by Yuragi Coffee House , also known as Miyu-chan, who runs a small coffee shop in Anshin-in, Oita.

Anyone can come in without making a reservation, so come take a break and relax while choosing your hat.

And in this exhibition, Mariko Tagami, who is also our partner and a member of the Utsushiki staff,

A small quantum talk called "Self-organization workshop" will be held tomorrow, October 1st (Tuesday).

If anyone would like to join us tomorrow, please let us know.

"I want to organize what is invisible"

I was shocked by what she said two years ago when we first spoke.

At the time, I had no idea of "arranging" something that could not be seen.

It was also during this time that I first learned about the existence of something called quantum field adjustment.

"The world is not made up of only visible things"

At the same time, I remembered the words my favorite director spoke in a story.

I remember that as a liberal arts student, it was a word that gave me a bit of a headache, and I wondered, "What is quantum?"

I'm sure most of you already know about quantum mechanics, but here's a quick quote:

Everything, including our bodies and the universe, begins in order of magnitude.

It can be broken down into objects → constituent substances → molecules → atoms.

When broken down further, they become nuclei and electrons, and nuclei are further made up of protons and neutrons,

Protons and neutrons become elementary particles and energy.

Of these, microscopic substances below the atomic level (including atoms, electrons, elementary particles, etc.) are collectively called "quantum."

Quantum matter is invisible to the naked eye, but it affects both the mind and the body.

Treatment that helps you release the habits of how you use your body and the habits of your thoughts (which have developed unconsciously).

I've had her do that for me.

We are made up of molecules, and our diverse characteristics come from combinations of even smaller atoms.

Atoms, which are made up of protons, electrons, and neutrons, exhibit various behaviors when influenced by electric and magnetic fields.

... I was reading. Is this the Buddhist theory of causality?

All things and events in the world cannot exist as individuals; the essence of the world is cause and effect.

And so I came to the conclusion that if you study quantum mechanics, you can understand the Heart Sutra!

This is a rare opportunity to learn about quantum mechanics and experience the feeling of emptiness.

I would love to participate too.

It's invisible, but it's me. It's me, but it's invisible.

It's not, but it is.

Aren't you excited?

While copying the Heart Sutra

I came across the phrase "nothing" not "nothing" but "infinitely there is"

I feel like it was fate that I, who was not good at science and mathematics, came across the word quantum here and it all made sense to me.

Don't think too hard about it, just come and join us tomorrow.

So, thank you for your continued support this week⚪︎

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