Bonsai is the fine art of cultivating miniature trees. In Japanese, it is literally translated as "Tray Planting". Bonsai is the art of dwarfing trees and developing them into good, decent shape by pruning, training and re potting by applying different techniques. Bonsai is actively practiced by many. Bonsai is a hobby that allows one to be with nature constantly. The height of most bonsai range from 5 centimetres (2 in) to 1 metre (3.33 ft) and are developed from seeds or cuttings from young, stunted trees. Bonsai are often referred to as "heaven and earth in one container" since they are complete in itself but yet part of nature. Bonsai plants are positioned at the centre as center point is symbolically regarded as the meeting point of heaven and earth. If looked after properly with care, Bonsai can live for hundred years and admired by generations after generations. Bonsai, even though artificially pruned and trained, look natural and doesn't show intervention of human hands except for Chinese bonsai which are given special shapes depicting images of dragons and other symbols.
A Tranquil Evening Walk As the sun begins to set, I step out for my evening walk, the air cool and inviting. The park is alive with the simple joys of life: children laughing as they play, dogs running freely with boundless energy, and birds singing their evening songs. Walking along the path, I greet familiar faces and exchange friendly waves with neighbors. Each step feels like a gentle unwinding of the day’s stresses, a soothing balm for the soul. Reconnecting with Nature and Friends The park is a vibrant tapestry of life. I meet a few friends along the way, and we share light-hearted conversations and laughter, the kind that refreshes the spirit. We pause to watch the playful antics of the dogs and the unfiltered joy of kids as they chase after each other. These simple, everyday scenes remind me of the beauty in life's small moments, often overlooked but deeply enriching. A Serene Visit to the Temple My walk leads me to the local temple, a place of serene calm amidst the busyne...
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