hikaru
the surprising upsides of worry
kate sweeny, michael d. dooley 2017
dx.doi.org/10.1111/spc3.12311
motor cortex activity predicts response alternation during sensorimotor decisions
anna-antonia pape, markus siegel 2016
http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/ncomms13098
Link: dx.doi.org/10.1038/ncomms13098
rapid automatic motor encoding of competing reach options
jason p. gallivan, brandie m. stewart, lee a. baugh, daniel m. wolpert, j. randall flanagan 2017
j.celrep.2017.01.049
•Previous work suggests that competing movements are prepared for potential targets
•We dissociated, unbeknownst to subjects, the motor versus visual directions of targets
•Movement direction toward potential targets reflects a rapid coding of reach paths
•This suggests an automatic conversion of action options into associated movements
Mounting neural evidence suggests that, in situations in which there are multiple potential targets for action, the brain prepares, in parallel, competing movements associated with these targets, prior to implementing one of them. Central to this interpretation is the idea that competing viewed targets, prior to selection, are rapidly and automatically transformed into corresponding motor representations. Here, by applying target-specific, gradual visuomotor rotations and dissociating, unbeknownst to participants, the visual direction of potential targets from the direction of the movements required to reach the same targets, we provide direct evidence for this provocative idea. Our results offer strong empirical support for theories suggesting that competing action options are automatically represented in terms of the movements required to attain them. The rapid motor encoding of potential targets may support the fast optimization of motor costs under conditions of target uncertainty and allow the motor system to inform decisions about target selection.
the 5 elements of effective thinking
edward burger & michael starbird 2012
thinking ahead and staying in the present: implications for reactivity to daily stressors
melody polk et al. 2020
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.paid.2020.109971
“It’s well established that daily stressors can make us more likely to have negative affect, or bad moods,” says Shevaun Neupert, a professor of psychology at NC State and corresponding author of a paper on the recent work. “Our work here sheds additional light on which variables influence how we respond to daily stress.”
Specifically, the researchers looked at two factors that are thought to influence how we handle stress: mindfulness and proactive coping.
Mindfulness is when people are centered and living in the moment, rather than dwelling in the past or worrying about the future. Proactive coping is when people engage in planning to reduce the likelihood of future stress.
To see how these factors influence responses to stress, the researchers looked at data from 223 study participants. The study included 116 people between the ages of 60 and 90, and 107 people between the ages of 18 and 36. All of the study participants were in the United States.
All of the study participants were asked to complete an initial survey in order to establish their tendency to engage in proactive coping. Participants were then asked to complete questionnaires for eight consecutive days that explored fluctuations in mindfulness. On those eight days, participants were also asked to report daily stressors and the extent to which they experienced negative mood.
The researchers found that engaging in proactive coping was beneficial at limiting the effect of daily stressors, but that this advantage essentially disappeared on days when a participant reported low mindfulness.
“Our results show that a combination of proactive coping and high mindfulness result in study participants of all ages being more resilient against daily stressors,” Neupert says. “Basically, we found that proactive planning and mindfulness account for about a quarter of the variance in how stressors influenced negative affect.
“Interventions targeting daily fluctuations in mindfulness may be especially helpful for those who are high in proactive coping and may be more inclined to think ahead to the future at the expense of remaining in the present.”
abstract •Emotional reactivity to daily stressors depends on both state and trait constructs.
•Trait-like proactive coping and state-like mindfulness affect daily stress outcomes.
•People high in proactive coping were vulnerable to decreases in daily mindfulness.
We examined how proactive coping and daily mindfulness may work together to predict emotional reactivity to daily stressors. Using data from the Mindfulness and Anticipatory Coping Everyday study (MACE; Neupert & Bellingtier, 2017; Neupert & Bellingtier, 2019), 116 older adults and 107 younger adults participated in a daily diary study for nine consecutive days. Results from multilevel models suggest that people high in proactive coping were more emotionally reactive to daily stressors on days with decreased mindfulness. Due to the trait-like future-oriented thinking of proactive coping and the state-like present-oriented aspect of daily mindfulness, these results underscore the importance of simultaneously considering state and trait information to elucidate antecedents, correlates, and consequences of daily stressors.
未来の記憶
mirainokioku
yuka
Link: run-workflow
漢字
「any planet is keeping / twinkle / never let me forget」
「anybody is keeping / secrets / never let me get back」
「so make it together now」譲れない夢 叶えたくて
「so take it together now」独りじゃないよ「give me the holy land」
遥かな記憶抱いて 彷徨う「oh tears of stars」
未来へ流れてく 今を輝かせて
なくした過去のパズル 選んだ「so it’s my heart」
カタチを変えた都市（まち） ずっと気付いてたよ
忘れたい傷跡に ルージュの宇宙（そら） 痛い「kiss」で 溶かせるなら
☆「fate & fake」すべて 大事なコトは何？教えて
「love & pain」まるで おんなじ時空（とき）の中まわる「reflection」
「so make it together now」自由な瞳 守りたくて
「so take it together now」信じてるから「give me the glory days」
生まれた意味に出逢う瞬間「so change your mind」
浮かべた悲しみが 胸にあふれてても
隠してた指先にふれた世界 迷子の風連れてゆくよ
「truth & lie」すべて 誰の真実を生きるの？
「gift & shift」いつか 感じて 魂が描く「imagination」
☆繰り返す
「joy & cry」揺れて バランスされてるのココロは
「fiy & fly」高く 未来の記憶に続くよ「precious time」
「nothing’s gonna stop me / wanna do it!」
「so make it together now」譲れない夢 叶えたくて「give me lonely days」
「so make it together now」愛する勇気 伝えたくて「nothing’s gonna stop me / wanna do it」
「so make it together now」意識のカギを 開けるなら 「so make it together now」
「so make it together now」永遠のドア「here in the holy land」
english
「any planet is keeping twinkle / never let me forget」
「anybody is keeping secrets / never let me get back」
「so make it together now」
譲れない夢 叶えたくて
YUZUrenaiYUME kanaetakute
don’t surrender the dream; grant it
「so take it together now」
独りじゃないよ
HITORIjanaiyo
you’re not alone
「give me the holy land」
遥かな記憶抱いて 彷徨う
HARUkanaKI–OKU–DAite SAMAYOu
wandering through cherished memories
「oh tears of stars」
未来へ流れてく 今を輝かせて
MIRAIeNAGAreteku IMAwoKAGAYAkasete
the present flows now towards a sparkling future
なくした過去のパズル 選んだ
nakushitaKAKOnopazuru Eranda
choose to let go the puzzle of the past
「so it’s my heart」
カタチを変えた都市（まち） ずっと気付いてたよ
katachiwoKAetaMACHI zuttoKIDZUitetayo
shaping, perceiving our world
忘れたい傷跡に ルージュの宇宙（そら） 痛い「kiss」で 溶かせるなら
WASUretaiKIZUATOni ruujunoSORA itai「kiss」de TOkaserunara
i want the scars to forget, rouge skies with a painful kiss dissolve
☆「fate & fake」
すべて 大事なコトは何？教えて
subete DAIJInakotowaNANI? OSHIete
of everything in this world, what is the most important? show me
「love & pain」
まるで おんなじ時空（とき）の中まわる
marude onnajiTOKI noNAKAmawaru
as if the same time envelops us
「reflection」
「so make it together now」
自由な瞳 守りたくて
JIYUUnaHITOMI mamoritakute
those unclouded eyes, defenseless
「so take it together now」
信じてるから
SHINjiterukara
in you i trust
「give me the glory days」
生まれた意味に出逢う瞬間
UmaretaIMIniDE–AuSHUN–KAN
meaning sprang from that moment we met
「so change your mind」
浮かべた悲しみが 胸にあふれてても
UkabetaKANASHIMIga MUNEniafuretetemo
drifting despair lifts from our hearts
隠してた指先にふれた世界 迷子の風連れてゆくよ
KAKUshitetaYUBI–SAKInifuretaSEKAI MAIGOnoKAZE–TSUreteyukuyo
i thought i felt your touch, a stray zephr fades away
「truth & lie」
すべて 誰の真実を生きるの？
subete DAREnoSHIN–JITSUwoIkiruno?
in what reality do we live?
「gift & shift」
いつか 感じて 魂が描く
itsuka KANjite TAMASHIIgaEGAku
sometimes you can feel the painting of your soul’s
「imagination」
☆repeat
「joy & cry」
揺れて バランスされてるのココロは
YUrete baransusareterunokokorowa
swaying the balance of the heart
「fiy & fly」
高く 未来の記憶に続くよ
TAKAku MIRAInoKIOKUniTSUDZUkuyo
high to remember the abiding future
「precious time」
「nothing is gonna stop me / wanna do it」
「so make it together now」
譲れない夢 叶えたくて
YUZUrenaiYUME kanaetakute
don’t surrender the dream, grant it
「so make it together now」
愛する勇気 伝えたくて
AIsuruYUUKI TSUTAetakute
love brings forth courage
「give me lonely days」
「so make it together now」
意識のカギを 開けるなら
ISHIKInokagiwo HIRAkerunara
the key of awareness opens a way
「nothing’s gonna stop me / wanna do it」
「so make it together now」
「so make it together now」
永遠のドア
EIENnodoa
tthrough the door of eternity
「here is the holy land」
management of plastic bottle and filter waste during the large-scale flint michigan lead contaminated drinking water incident
tianqi wang et al. 2018
http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.resconrec.2018.08.021
The last thing you want to do during a crisis is add to the burden of the communities. And with so many people rushing to provide bottled water to Flint, we definitely had a waste problem that we needed to resolve quickly," said Matt Flechter, the recycling market development specialist for the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ), one of the organizations interviewed for this study.
The study and its recommendations, published in the journal Resources, Conservation and Recycling, are the result of conversations with several organizations who were on the frontlines during the Flint lead crisis, including MDEQ, the City of Flint, Republic Services, Inc. and Schupan Recycling. The researchers did not seek or receive external funding for this work.
"When you shut down an entire water system and provide emergency water, there is a whole lot of waste generated. Where does it all go?" said Andrew Whelton, Purdue associate professor of civil engineering and environmental and ecological engineering, who led the study.
"It turns out that no one had looked at the waste associated with providing emergency drinking water long-term, until we investigated the Flint incident," he said.
During the time that the Flint lead crisis was taking place, Tianqi Wang, a master's student in civil engineering, and Jooho Kim, a doctoral student in construction engineering and management, wanted to calculate how much waste the crisis was generating as part of an in-class activity for a solid and hazardous waste management course taught by Whelton.
They were shocked to find that the millions of water bottles would have overwhelmed the city's waste management system.
Key to Flint's successful waste hauling, the researchers later discovered, were community organizations and government agencies who established sites around the community to distribute donated water bottles and filters, and pick up or drop off waste. They also helped residents to know about these services through local TV, social media and websites, newspapers and flyers.
But the process would need to be smoother for future crises.
"Waste management wasn't built into the emergency response at all, so what we did was more reactionary than planned-out," Flechter said.
Planning it out could possibly buy more time for other aspects of an emergency response, such as evaluating which households aren't getting enough safe water.
Therefore, as part of their study, Purdue researchers recommended several ways for incorporating waste management into an emergency response plan. These include pre-identifying the roles of waste management organizations, setting up a procedure for estimating and documenting emergency water supply materials entering and exiting a community, determining where water should be distributed in advance, drafting public notifications about waste management activities and making the data on this emergency response publicly available so that people can conduct more case studies on the best possible strategies.
Unfortunately, it could be a while before waste management makes it into plans throughout the U.S.
"Drinking water is considered a critical lifeline, but federal emergency management doctrine has no clearly defined mission that is specific to supporting response and recovery," said Kevin Morley, the federal relations manager for the American Water Works Association (AWWA). In 2017, AWWA testified to Congress on this matter and the impact on effective coordination and communications.
Even though federal organizations -- including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Environmental Protection Agency and the Federal Emergency Management Agency -- provide guidelines for estimating how much water a person needs when a disaster strikes, the focus for waste removal is typically on large debris, such as tree limbs and building materials during a hurricane.
"In order for waste management protocols -- like for bottled water if that's the temporary solution -- to be considered appropriately, there needs to be a clear water mission in the National Response Framework," Morley said. "Then information sharing and coordination associated with the need can more effectively be considered as part of the overall response effort and demands on local waste management infrastructure."
Still, the organizations who informed this study have already found its recommendations useful for water quality incidents in other communities across Michigan.
"It's nice to have clear action steps and know which questions to bring up early. This way, we're looking at the existing recycling infrastructure from the get-go and know how those bottles should be managed," Flechter said.
trust
salia
Link: run-workflow
漢字
☆例えば君のその腕が
鎖に繋がれても
例えば何時かこの空が
燃え付きてしまうとしても
希望だけは信じて
輝く星の影に
闇が統べる世界がある
たった一つの命
そこに閉ざした間々じゃ「lonely boy」
ここに僕らが出会った訳は
必ずあるのだからぁ~ぁ~
★例えば君が悲しみに
崩れそうに成っても
例えば僕のこの胸が
抱き止める力に成れば
明日もきっと「we can survive~」
壊れた時を越えて
生きる真実があるなら
届かぬ思い秘めて
膝を抱えた間々じゃ「lonely girl」
きっと僕らもたどり着けるさ
遥かなユートピアへあぁぁ~ぁぁ~
☆★繰り返す
english
☆例えば君のその腕が
TATOebaKIMInosonoUDEga
even were your arms
鎖に繋がれても
KUSARIniTSUNAgaretemo
bound by chains
例えば何時かこの空が
TATOebaITSUkakonoSORAga
even were the sky
燃え付きてしまうとしても
MOeTSUkiteshimautoshitemo
one day to burn out, completely
希望だけは信じて
KI–BOUdakewaSHINjite
trust the power of your will
輝く星の影に
KAGAYAkuHOSHInoKAGEni
there in the shadow of a shining star
闇が統べる世界がある
YAMIgaSUberuSEKAIgaaru
is a world ruled by darkness
たった一つの命
tattahitotsunoINOCHI
yet of lives do we have but one
そこに閉ざした間々じゃ
sokoniTOzashitaMAMAja
there it fain not enshroud
「lonely boy」
ここに僕らが出会った訳は
kokoniBOKUragaDE–AttaWAKEwa
we happened to meet here
必ずあるのだからぁ~ぁ~
KANArazuarunodakara ah–ah ah–ah
for this there surely is a reason
★例えば君が悲しみに
TATOebaKIMIgaKANAshimini
even were you
崩れそうに成っても
KUZUresouniNAttemo
into sadness to fall
例えば僕のこの胸が
TATOebaBOKUnokonoMUNEga
even were the strength
抱き止める力に成れば
DAkiTOmeruCHIKARAniNAreba
of this heart shackled
明日もきっと
ASUmokitto
tomorrow too will
「we can survive~」
壊れた時を越えて
KOwaretaTOKIwoKOete
cross chasms of broken time
生きる真実があるなら
IkiruSHIN–JITSUgaarunara
towards a truth of life
届かぬ思い秘めて
TODOkanuOMOiHImete
plumb deepest affection
膝を抱えた間々じゃ
HIZAwoKAKAetamamaja
even through times of burden
「lonely girl」
きっと僕らもたどり着けるさ
kittoBOKUramotadoriTSUkerusa
then shall we surely reach
遥かなユートピアへあぁぁ~ぁぁ~
HARUkanayuutopiae ah–ah ah–ah
towards utopia true
☆★repeat
forecasting high-dimensional dynamics exploiting suboptimal embeddings
shunya okuno et al. 2020
http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/s41598-019-57255-4
By combining the predictions of many suboptimal forecasts, they were able to construct a consensus prediction that tended to outperform existing methods. This research may help provide early warnings for floods, economic shocks, or changes in the weather.
Time series data are a familiar part of our daily lives. A gyrating graph might represent the water level of a river, the price of a stock, or the daily high temperature in a city, just to name a few. Advance knowledge of the future movements of a time series could be used to avert or prepare for future undesirable events. However, forecasting is extremely difficult because the underlying dynamics that generates the values are nonlinear (even if assumed to be deterministic) and therefore subject to wild fluctuations.
Delay embedding is a widely used method to help make sense of time series data and attempt to predict future values. This approach takes a sequence of observations and “embeds” them in a higher-dimensional space by combining the current value with evenly spaced lagged values from the past. For example, to create a three-dimensional delay embedding of the S&P 500 closing price, you can take the closing prices today, yesterday, and the day before as the x-, y-, and z-coordinates, respectively. However, the possible choices for embedding dimension and delay lag make finding the most useful representation for making forecasts a matter of trial and error.
Now, researchers at the University of Tokyo and Kozo Keikaku Engineering Inc. have showed a way to select and optimize a collection of delay embeddings so that their combined forecast does better than any individual predictor. “We found that the ‘wisdom of the crowd,’ in which the consensus prediction is better than each on its own, can be true even with mathematical models,” first author Shunya Okuno explains.
The researchers tested their method on real-world flood data, as well as theoretical equations with chaotic behavior. “We expect that this approach will find many practical applications in forecasting time series data, and reinvigorate the use of delay embeddings,” senior author Yoshito Hirata says. Forecasting a future system state is an important task in many different fields including neuroscience, ecology, finance, fluid dynamics, weather, and disaster prevention, hence this work has potential for use in a wide range of applications.
abstract Delay embedding—a method for reconstructing dynamical systems by delay coordinates—is widely used to forecast nonlinear time series as a model-free approach. When multivariate time series are observed, several existing frameworks can be applied to yield a single forecast combining multiple forecasts derived from various embeddings. However, the performance of these frameworks is not always satisfactory because they randomly select embeddings or use brute force and do not consider the diversity of the embeddings to combine. Herein, we develop a forecasting framework that overcomes these existing problems. The framework exploits various “suboptimal embeddings” obtained by minimizing the in-sample error via combinatorial optimization. The framework achieves the best results among existing frameworks for sample toy datasets and a real-world flood dataset. We show that the framework is applicable to a wide range of data lengths and dimensions. Therefore, the framework can be applied to various fields such as neuroscience, ecology, finance, fluid dynamics, weather, and disaster prevention.
weatherline (ios)
Link: weatherlineapp.com
…
ios url scheme
find latitude and longitude
set latitude and longitude
Link: 9
to dare more boldly: the audacious story of political risk
john hulsman 2018
on grand strategy
john lewis gaddis 2018
strategy beyond the hockey stick: people, probabilities, and big moves to beat the odds
chris bradley 2018
expert political judgment: how good is it? how can we know?
philip tetlock 2006
superforecasting: the art and science of prediction
philip tetlock, dan gardner 2015
life on purpose: how living for what matters most changes everything
victor strecher 2016
sources of power: how people make decisions
gary klein 1999
the wisest one in the room: how you can benefit from social psychology’s most powerful insights
thomas gilovich & lee ross 2015
the winner’s brain: 8 strategies great minds use to achieve success
jeff brown & mark fenske 2011
algorithms to live by: the computer science of human decisions
brian christian, tom griffiths 2016
never get angry again: the foolproof way to stay calm and in control in any conversation or situation
david j. lieberman 2018
always
田村直美
Link: run-workflow
漢字
言葉じゃもどかしすぎて そっと
あなたを腕に抱きしめた
自由って気楽なだけじゃないね
つぶやく声 かき消す風
「always」泣かないで 泣かないで 泣かなくていいよ
大人も歪んだ心でうずいてる
夢のリズム 歩くスタイル 思い出したい
いつも「we need something to believe」
どんなに最高の努力しても
信じてくれた君はいない
ごめんと言えず かんだくちびる
あの夜から やまない 雨
「always」泣かないで 泣かないで 泣かなくていいよ
大人も巧みな夢におぼれてく
安らいで 愛しあって 取り戻したい
いつも「we need somebody to love」
ひとりよりふたりの方がいいじゃない
陽の当たるほうへ向けて歩こう
寄りそって もとめあって
「always」泣かないで 泣かないで 泣かなくていいよ
大人も歪んだ心でうずいてる
夢のリズム 歩くスタイル 思い出したい
大人も孤独がにがてな生きもの
安らいで 愛しあって 取り戻したい
いつも「we need something to believe」
「we need somebody to love」
english
言葉じゃもどかしすぎて そっと
KOTOBAjamodokashisugite sotto
あなたを腕に抱きしめた
anatawoUDEniDAkishimeta
自由って気楽なだけじゃないね
JIYUUtteKI–RAKUnadakejyanaine
つぶやく声 かき消す風
tsubuyakuKOE kakiKEsuKAZE
「always」
泣かないで 泣かないで 泣かなくていいよ
NAkanaide NAkanaide NAkanakuteiiyo
大人も歪んだ心でうずいてる
OTONAmoYUGAndaKOKOROdeuzuiteru
夢のリズム 歩くスタイル 思い出したい
YUMEnorizumu ARUkusutairu OMOiDAshitai
いつも
itsumo
always
「we need something to believe」
どんなに最高の努力しても
donnaniSAIKOUnoDORYOKUshitemo
信じてくれた君はいない
SHINjitekuretaKIMIwainai
ごめんと言えず かんだくちびる
gomentoIezu kandakuchibiru
あの夜から やまない 雨
anoYORUkara yamanai AME
「always」
泣かないで 泣かないで 泣かなくていいよ
NAkanaide NAkanaide NAkanakuteiiyo
大人も巧みな夢におぼれてく
OTONAmoTAKUminaYUMEnioboreteku
安らいで 愛しあって 取り戻したい
YASUraide AIshiatte TOriMODOshitai
いつも
itsumo
always
「we need somebody to love」
ひとりよりふたりの方がいいじゃない
hitoriyorifutarinoHOUgaiijanai
陽の当たるほうへ向けて歩こう
HInoAtaruhoueMUketeARUkou
寄りそって もとめあって
YOrisotte motomeatte
「always」
泣かないで 泣かないで 泣かなくていいよ
NAkanaide NAkanaide NAkanakuteiiyo
大人も歪んだ心でうずいてる
OTONAmoYUGAndaKOKOROdeuzuiteru
夢のリズム 歩くスタイル 思い出したい
YUMEnorizumu ARUkusutairu OMOiDAshitai
大人も孤独がにがてな生きもの
OTONAmoKODOKUganigatenaIkimono
安らいで 愛しあって 取り戻したい
YASUraide AIshiatte TOriMODOshitai
いつも
itsumo
always
「we need something to believe」
「we need somebody to love」
Link: 02061-6a01055428f5d49fc60b34b63526ff3f.html
ゆずれない願い
yuzurenaiNEGAi
田村直美
Link: run-workflow
漢字
Link: run-workflow
止まらない未来を目指して ゆずれない願いを抱きしめて
海の色が紅く染まってゆく 無重力状態
このまま風にさらわれたい
いつも跳べないハードルを
負けない気持ちで クリアしてきたけど
出し切れない実力は 誰のせい？
止まらない未来を目指して ゆずれない願いを抱きしめて
色褪せない心の地図 光にかざそう
どれだけ泣けば 朝に出逢えるの
孤独な夜 初めて限界を感じた日
きっと恋に落ちるのは
まばたきみたいな 一瞬の情熱だけど
愛に続く坂道で 強さ覚えたい
止まらない未来を夢見て
口を閉し 瞳を光らせてきたけれど
もっと大きな 優しさが見えた
跳べないハードルを
負けない気持ちで クリアしてきたけど
スタートラインに立つたびに 怯えていた
止まらない未来を描いて 腕を伸ばし心を開いて
止まらない未来を目指して ゆずれない願いを抱きしめて
色褪せない心の地図 光にかざそう
english
止まらない未来を目指して ゆずれない願いを抱きしめて
DOmaranaiMI–RAIwoME–ZAshite yuzurenaiNEGAiwoDAkishimete
hold fast to that unyielding wish, as we head for an unstoppable future
海の色が紅く染まってゆく 無重力状態
UMInoiROgaAKAkuSOmatteyuku MU–JUU–RYOKU–JOU–TAI
dyeing red the ocean, falling free
このまま風にさらわれたい
konomamaKAZEnisarawaretai
i want to feel the wind as it is
いつも跳べないハードルを
itsumoTObenaihaadoruwo
those hurdles that seemed always so high
負けない気持ちで クリアしてきたけど
MAkenaiKI–MOchide kuriashitekitakedo
with an unbeatable spirit, we will clear them
出し切れない実力は 誰のせい？
DAshiKIrenaiJITSU–RYOKUwa DAREnosei?
if we don’t do our best, who will?
止まらない未来を目指して ゆずれない願いを抱きしめて
DOmaranaiMI–RAIwoME–ZAshite yuzurenaiNEGAiwoDAkishimete
hold fast to that unyielding wish, as we head for an unstoppable future
色褪せない心の地図 光にかざそう
IRO–AsenaiKOKOROnoCHI–ZU hikarinikazasou
those unfading maps of our hearts, hold them up to the light
どれだけ泣けば 朝に出逢えるの
doredakeNAkeba ASAniDE–Aeruno
however we may cry, dawn meets with
孤独な夜 初めて限界を感じた日
KO–DOKUnaYORU hajimeteGEN–KAIwoKANjitaHI
a lonely night, and marks the first touch of day
きっと恋に落ちるのは
kittoKOIniOchirunowa
falling in love surely
まばたきみたいな 一瞬の情熱だけど
mabatakimitaina ISSHUNnoJOU–NETSUdakedo
feels as quick as the blink of an eye, yet from a moment of passion
愛に続く坂道で 強さ覚えたい
AIniTSUZUkuSAKA–MICHIde TSUYOsaOBOetai
to following love’s steep roads, do we learn strength
止まらない未来を夢見て
DOmaranaiMI–RAIwoYUME–MIte
dream a dream of an unstoppable future
口を閉し 瞳を光らせてきたけれど
GUCHIwoTOzashi HITOMIwoHIKArasetekitakeredo
though speechless, your eyes shine a beacon
もっと大きな 優しさが見えた
mottoOUkina YASAshisagaMIeta
to greater gentleness
跳べないハードルを
TObenaihaadoruwo
those hurdles so high
負けない気持ちで クリアしてきたけど
MAkenaiKI–MOCHIde kuriashitekitakedo
with an unbeatable spirit, we shall clear them
スタートラインに立つたびに 怯えていた
sutaatorainniTAtsutabini OBIeteita
even if at the starting line we were scared
止まらない未来を描いて 腕を伸ばし心を開いて
DOmaranaiMIRAIwoEGAite UDEwoNObashiKOKOROwoHIRAite
reach out your hand, open your heart, and create an unstoppable future
止まらない未来を目指して ゆずれない願いを抱きしめて
DOmaranaiMI–RAIwoME–ZAshite yuzurenaiNEGAIwoDAkishimete
hold fast to that unyielding wish, as we head for an unstoppable future
色褪せない心の地図 光にかざそう
IRO–AsenaiKOKOROnoCHI–ZU hikarinikazasou
these unfading maps of our hearts hold us up to the light
fuki commune 2016 live
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FzoQc7O-QkI
kalafina x elisa
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PaoxHos8Gac
ideas and transmission of ideas, including meta–ideas like “the way that can be spoken is not the way”
reflect–shield: change, transmuting and metamorphosing spells, habits, ideas inside is
sword–spear: action, the effect on the wider world, civilisation and the earth