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As we speak, I got another “quick-read” hurting comment. So it is inevitable in

atsushijp, 2019年7月20日

As we speak, I got another “quick-read” hurting comment. So it is inevitable in taking actions. I know that the people who demoralize me do (did) not read what I write (wrote) mindfully. I feel it is unfair to ask 99% of others to force the shift I am making. However, I do not know the other way to filter “the thoughtless people” who hurt me. (The easiest way is ignoring them. They just do not read what I write. However, I cannot being but earnest to those as equaly, and I cannot filter them by my intention.)
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So, I will shift the main writing field to Patreon. The Patreon will cost a bit, but I will share the photos and more stories with honesty without being afraid of “misunderstanding”. Here, I will keep sharing the photos with very limited writing. I will not answer the questions here if it is already asked before. So if you didn’t get the answer, please try to find the answer by yourself – or come to Patreon where I can support. Patreon will be mainly for the “cultural, historical, and spiritual aspect” of the Sashiko we practice. I believe it is critical to understand the background of Sashiko to make what we enjoy. Anyone can master the technique by learning Sashiko in appropriate form and guidance. But, we were here to share more than that. Please take the workshop/Online Class for learning the technique. It may look a bit of investment for a workshop, but it is more than a workshop like “Let’s do Sashiko together.” It is a learning opportunity that you have to sweat and struggle to learn something new – and I will be there for you to go through. ☆
I hope to talk to you in Patreon and/or one of my workshops. Here, thank you for following, and please enjoy the beautiful Sashiko photos from Sashi.Co. https://www.patreon.com/sashiko |
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これまで、「英語でガッツリ語ること」を日課にしてきました。「しっかり読んで欲しい」と繰り返しお願いしているのにも関わらず、似た(同じ)質問が繰り返され、同じ問い合わせが続き、時には「刺し子、舐められてるよなぁ」と感じることもあり、もうヤメたろかな……とすら思っていました。でも、楽しみに待って下さっている人もいる。という訳で、英語での説明は、「Patreon」というクリエイターを応援するクラウドファンディングサイトに移行する予定です。SNSでの投稿を止めるのではなく、簡潔にするようにします。似たような質問には答えません。そんな感じで自分を守っていけたらと思っています。日本語での(めんどくさい淳節的な)語りは止めるつもりはございませんので、引き続き、どうぞ宜しくお願い致します!
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2019-07-20 14:37:21




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Comments (15)

  1. Lori Kneisler says:
    2019年7月20日 at 9:53 PM

    Question for you: I am sorry to see you go. I’m a fledgling stitcher and have only admired sashiko but not tried it. Soon, I will!!! When I do stitch now, I feel very open and spacious in my mind and heart. Someone described this as the Japanese word “yutori”. Does this make sense to you? Can you say more about yutori before you leave us?

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  2. Amy O'Neill Houck says:
    2019年7月20日 at 10:00 PM

    This seems like a smart move.

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  3. Melanie says:
    2019年7月20日 at 10:04 PM

    It’s sad to hear that. I really did enjoy reading your thoughts on your mastering a traditional art journey. It’s your decision, though… Life is full of misunderstanding. You will never get through to everybody. And those who left sashiko because they didn’t grasp the meaning behind your words never loved this art in the first place. I hope you will keep that in mind as you travel further.

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  4. Katherine says:
    2019年7月20日 at 10:10 PM

    I am sorry to see you stop from sharing your words here. I just found your feed and think you show such beauty.

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  5. Janice Dutram says:
    2019年7月21日 at 12:16 AM

    I don’t think I will ever understand the haters.. You don’t have to voice every ridiculous thing that pops into your head. And you most certainly shouldn’t be hurtful to others… It really makes me angry because they feel free to post all kinds of crap..they don’t extend the same “courtesy” to anyone else. no one else is supposed to voice their thoughts. 😡

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  6. Janice Dutram says:
    2019年7月21日 at 12:27 AM

    I will follow on Patreon and join officially August 1st ☺️

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  7. しのぶ says:
    2019年7月21日 at 1:46 AM

    今まてもだけどこれからもちゃんと読みますよ
    長っとは思うけれと伝えたいことはそんなに難しくないと思います。それは日本人だからそう思うのかもしれませんが

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  8. Adrienne Peterson says:
    2019年7月21日 at 2:19 AM

    I just joined Patreon, so that I can continue to follow your writings!!!

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  9. Hilke Scholz says:
    2019年7月21日 at 4:14 AM

    It’s strange that this has to be such a sad story! Actually you provide quality content that is worth the financial support and it’s awesome that you have a fanbase that is willing to join your patreon! When I read your caption it feels like you’re backing off, but maybe this is a step forward?

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  10. Lotus Lotus says:
    2019年7月21日 at 11:57 AM

    That’s so exasperating. 😘

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  11. Nancy Carew Lewis says:
    2019年7月21日 at 5:52 PM

    You are correct to move your knowledge and expertise over to where people must pay to access it. I truly enjoy all your posts. Thank you for sharing Sashiko👏👏👏

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  12. Marina de Joslin says:
    2019年7月21日 at 8:09 PM

    😘

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  13. Deborah Kirby Robertson says:
    2019年7月21日 at 11:57 PM

    I hope you will still post photos of your beautiful work

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  14. Aguaritawa says:
    2019年7月22日 at 8:24 PM

    It’s a pity that you decide to share less here. I arrived for the pictures and stay for the texts. I understand that you are protecting yourself, so you have to do what is better for you, and I support your decision, but I feel that is always the same thing, people that make their art and share it to teach others from the heart are finally hurt by people that don’t understand. I feel like if bad behaviour win…I’m not sure if I explained clearly enough, sorry for my English.

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  15. Marie says:
    2019年7月22日 at 9:40 PM

    I’m sorry you have received this kind of treatment. I enjoyed reading your words very much!

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