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𑁯ᩘ͟੭ ᥱׅ֩͠ᩚև𐓣͟ ιᩚ͠ ̼ 𑄹 :
Can you do Wonyoung??
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Mikha !!
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Can u do Kumi from bdc?
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The Japanese proverb “Nō aru Taka wa Tsume wo Kakusu” (能ある鷹は爪を隠す) is the recognition that true capability does not advertise its presence, but remains concealed until the exact instant of execution. The person still proving themself shows their strength at every opportunity, because they are not yet certain of it. Every display is a question disguised as a statement, asking the room to witness what they do not yet fully believe. The talons come out because the hawk is not sure of the kill. Nō aru Taka wa Tsume wo Kakusu is the stillness of a power that has stopped needing to be seen. The truly capable do not hide their strength out of humility. They conceal it because it has become ordinary to them, a settled fact requiring no witness, as unremarkable to its owner as their own pulse. The most devastating force is not the one glinting openly in the light, but the one that operates from total invisibility, no longer arguing with anyone about whether it exists. A hawk at rest on the branch shows nothing of what it is; the talons stay folded, the eyes half closed, and the smaller birds mistake the stillness for safety right up until the instant it is not. Folded talons were never hidden. They were only certain they would not miss. - Mushin Journal exists for those who want to think less, see more, and act with deliberate precision - whether in conflict, decision making, or solitude. Read slowly. Apply relentlessly. #lifequotes #mindset #fyp #motivationalquotes #discipline
The Japanese proverb “Nō aru Taka wa Tsume wo Kakusu” (能ある鷹は爪を隠す) is the recognition that true capability does not advertise its presence, but remains concealed until the exact instant of execution. The person still proving themself shows their strength at every opportunity, because they are not yet certain of it. Every display is a question disguised as a statement, asking the room to witness what they do not yet fully believe. The talons come out because the hawk is not sure of the kill. Nō aru Taka wa Tsume wo Kakusu is the stillness of a power that has stopped needing to be seen. The truly capable do not hide their strength out of humility. They conceal it because it has become ordinary to them, a settled fact requiring no witness, as unremarkable to its owner as their own pulse. The most devastating force is not the one glinting openly in the light, but the one that operates from total invisibility, no longer arguing with anyone about whether it exists. A hawk at rest on the branch shows nothing of what it is; the talons stay folded, the eyes half closed, and the smaller birds mistake the stillness for safety right up until the instant it is not. Folded talons were never hidden. They were only certain they would not miss. - Mushin Journal exists for those who want to think less, see more, and act with deliberate precision - whether in conflict, decision making, or solitude. Read slowly. Apply relentlessly. #lifequotes #mindset #fyp #motivationalquotes #discipline

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