Podcasts about tea shop

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#4: Title says it all

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Fluent Fiction - Japanese: Kyoto's Tea Shop Wisdom: Embracing Life's Vibrant Changes Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ja/episode/2025-10-21-22-34-03-ja Story Transcript:Ja: 京都の隅っこにある、静かなティーショップ。その名も「夢の茶屋」。En: In a quiet corner of Kyoto, there was a serene tea shop called "Yume no Chaya".Ja: 木目調のインテリアと、外の鮮やかなオレンジと赤の紅葉が暖かい雰囲気を作り出している。En: The wood-toned interior and the vibrant orange and red of the autumn leaves outside created a warm atmosphere.Ja: この日は特に人が多かった。En: On this particular day, the shop was especially crowded.Ja: ハルトはティーショップのひとつのテーブルに座っていた。En: Haru sat at one of the tables in the tea shop.Ja: 彼は東京への出張を控えていた。En: He was about to go on a business trip to Tokyo.Ja: この機会に、東京での新しい仕事のオファーを受けるか考えていた。En: He was considering whether to accept a new job offer there.Ja: しかし、彼は決断に迷っていた。En: However, he was hesitant to make a decision.Ja: 京都には家族や多くの思い出がある。En: Kyoto held his family and many memories.Ja: それを置いて新しい生活を始めるのは、彼にとっては大きな挑戦だった。En: Leaving everything behind to start a new life was a big challenge for him.Ja: ハルトの妹、マイは一緒にいた。En: Haru's sister, Mai, was with him.Ja: 彼女は絵を勉強していて、いつも色に対する感性が豊かだった。En: She was studying art and always had a rich sensitivity to colors.Ja: 「お兄ちゃん、この茶屋の紅葉、見た？En: "Hey big brother, did you see the autumn leaves at this tea shop?Ja: 色がすごくきれいだよね。En: The colors are incredibly beautiful, aren't they?Ja: なんだか、人生の変化みたいじゃない？」と、彼女は優しく言った。En: They kind of feel like life's changes, don't they?" she gently said.Ja: マイのその言葉に、ハルトは少し考え込んだ。En: Mai's words made Haru ponder a bit.Ja: 確かに、紅葉も毎年変化する。En: Indeed, the autumn leaves change every year.Ja: それでも、どことなく心地よい変化だ。En: Yet somehow, it's a pleasant change.Ja: その時、ケンジがやって来た。En: At that moment, Kenji arrived.Ja: 彼はこのティーショップのバリスタで、ハルトの友人でもある。En: He was the barista at this tea shop and also Haru's friend.Ja: 「ハルト、考えても仕方ないこともあるよ。En: "Haru, some things are not worth overthinking.Ja: 自分の直感を信じてみて。En: Trust your instincts.Ja: 新しい冒険に踏み出すことも素敵だよ。」彼は微笑んでそう言った。En: Embarking on a new adventure can be wonderful." He said with a smile.Ja: ハルトは紅茶を一口飲み、窓の外の紅葉を眺めた。En: Haru took a sip of his tea and gazed at the autumn leaves outside the window.Ja: 彼は心の中で何かが解き放たれるような感覚を覚えた。En: He felt as if something within him was being released.Ja: 「ありがとう、マイ、ケンジ。En: "Thank you, Mai, Kenji.Ja: 僕、東京に行くことにするよ。En: I've decided to go to Tokyo.Ja: でも、ここにまた帰ってくるよ。」En: But I'll come back here again."Ja: その決断は、ハルトをより自信にあふれるものに変えた。En: That decision transformed Haru into a more confident person.Ja: 京都を愛し続けながら、新しい場所で挑戦することも恐れない、そんな自分を思い描いた。En: He envisioned himself as someone who, while continuing to love Kyoto, would not fear taking on new challenges in a new place.Ja: 彼は立ち上がり、二人に感謝の言葉を伝え、ティーショップを後にした。En: He stood up, expressed his gratitude to the two of them, and left the tea shop.Ja: 彼の心には、まわりの鮮やかな紅葉と同じように、何か新しいものが芽生えようとしていた。En: In his heart, just like the vibrant autumn leaves around him, something new was about to sprout. Vocabulary Words:serene: 静かなinterior: インテリアvibrant: 鮮やかなhesitant: 迷っているponder: 考え込むembarking: 踏み出すinstincts: 直感envisioned: 思い描いたgratitude: 感謝sprout: 芽生えるconcealing: 隠すchallenging: 挑戦的なexpressed: 伝えたrelease: 解き放つtransformed: 変えたglance: 眺めtraverse: 横断するacquaintance: 知り合いrelinquish: 手放すendeavor: 試みnurture: 育てるhesitation: ためらいadventurous: 冒険的なcontemplate: 熟考するperceive: 知覚するresolve: 解決するassimilate: 同化するprospective: 見込みのあるaccomplished: 達成したadversity: 逆境

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She told us to be quiet. So we did. Then we could hear it.

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I observed the group. There were maybe around 30 of us.

1: Do not close your eyes.2: Do not scream.3: If it finds you, let it in.

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In this Satsang, Swamiji shares from his Notes from the Tea Shop collection. These are a selection of writings from Swamiji's spiritual diary, written during the time he spent in the Ganeshpuri ashram with Baba Muktananda.  This podcast was recorded live at The Ashram in Mount Eliza on the 30th August, 2025. Watch the full Satsang program with Swamiji and Devi Ma at The Ashram with a weekly subscription to The Ashram Online! This subscription will give you access to a library of over 100 hours of Swamiji's talks, meditation and chanting programs, hatha yoga classes and more. Click here to learn more.

Soon I had visited 22 different countries. The Netherlands was my 23rd.

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So that midsummer, I put together seven types of wildflowers again

“I know what you're gonna say. You're gonna say that this isn't my fault.” “That wasn't what I was going to say.”

No, I got this in a knife fight.

No service. No roads. Just a drop-off by helicopter and a daily check-in by radio.

What arrangement? It was crazy talk.

Hope you all enjoyed the first installment of the "Sidequest" stories. Next up: back to the main plot line. ~ T.W. Grim

Do not let them win.

It was 3:16 am when my phone buzzed  

Numbers are scary.

Author here! I'll be honest, I did not expect this story to drop on MCP's channel, but I'm happily surprised by it! I know you're all waiting for him to finish up my Vegas story, and hopefully you'll get the conclusion soon, but until then, here's a story I thought up one day while showering. Enjoy! ~ J.L. Goodwin

Me, Ty, Matt, Reese… and the pilot.

A shortpasta! Anyone else getting Candle Cove vibes?

A night mover

Author here, guys! For those of you waiting for the next part of the story to drop, here you go! I hope you enjoy it as much as you seemed to like the first, and I look forward to reading where you think the overall plot is going! Also, for those of you who listened to MCP narrate my Abandoned Ship story, you may hear a familiar name being mentioned. Let me know if you catch it! ~ J.L. Goodwin

Continue listening, my lovelies.

I Had Forgotten... Now It's Back.

Author here! After the reception you guys had to my Crater Lake story a day ago, I'm hoping you'll like this series just as much! It's the first part of a four parter, one that is a slow burn in the vein of Alfred Hitchcock, with a mixture of horror, suspense, and thriller. It's one of my favorite stories I've written so far. And if you have a keen eye to the ending lines of this first part, you'll get the first inklings of where this is going! Enjoy! ~ J.L. Goodwin

Author here! It's been a hot minute since MrCreepyPastanarrated one of my stories, and especially since the popular Abandoned Ship story of mine, but here you guys are! It is one of my older ones, as I'm currently working on a new, rather ambitious project I'm wanting to turn into a manuscript, but I hope you enjoy it anyways! ~ J.L. Goodwin

Listen to me, Danny. You never, ever, open that door. Do you understand me? Never. I've told you before and I'll tell you again. Under no circumstances do you go in there.

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