<div class='public-DraftStyleDefault-block'>What the heck is sohwakhaeng? It&#x27;s a Korean philosophy. Roughly translated, it means &quot;finding happiness in small but certain things.&quot; This is not an exhaustive list. Merely a suggestive one. It&#x27;s more of a mindset, as I understand, a matter of noticing things we take for granted and taking pleasure in them. It only takes a moment, though to mindful of these things it helps to not be in a hurry.</div><figure><img  crossOrigin="anonymous" class="ant-image-img idea-image" src="https://notepd.s3.amazonaws.com/posts/multi/kira-auf-der-heide-b.png?time=1670118457013"> </img></figure><div class='public-DraftStyleDefault-block'><em>Photo by <a href="https://unsplash.com/@kadh" target="_blank">Kira auf der Heide</a> on <a href="https://unsplash.com" target="_blank">Unsplash</a>.</em></div>

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Ways to Cultivate Sohwakhaeng

1. Watching a sunrise or sunset with no hurry.

2. Sipping hot tea or coffee.

3. Petting my cat.

4. Savoring a small piece of chocolate.

5. Unhurriedly folding laundry.

6. Reading for no particular benefit.

7. Sleeping with no alarm.

8. Taking a shower.

9. Making a one-of-a-kind minizine.

10. Going to bed early.

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