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August 1st is not just another date in the calendar. It is a threshold.
Two seasons stand upon it — summer still breathes with warmth, yet the quiet breath of autumn begins to whisper, like a green apple just starting to ripen with honey.
On this day, an ancient silence awakens within the water.

Through the heat and the rumble of past storms, water carries within itself the gathered strength of the season — the warmth of the sun, the flutter of wind, the rustle of leaves, the calls of birds. It seems to know that its time has come — not just to quench thirst, not merely to cleanse, but to become sacred.

On the morning of August 1st, a person walks toward the water — not with noise, but with a soul in their hands.
Their path is not paved in asphalt but laid within — a quiet road from the heart to the spring.
Old footpaths lead to wells, to brooks, to familiar shores — and even if everything around has changed, the way is still found. Because it is not tradition that calls — it is memory.

On this day, no grand advice or loud recommendations are needed.
On this day, what matters most is hearing your own silence.
Because water, touched by prayer and quiet, can speak to you more deeply than any teacher ever could.

And for those who live in the rush of cities, among glass and screens — you need not travel far.
Water is near. In the faucet. In a bottle. In a puddle after rain. In a child’s tear.
And you can honor it — even here.

Just stop. And think.
What have you given to water?
What have you taken?
And what can you return?

Perhaps, today, don’t pour leftover chemicals down the drain.
Perhaps, stay silent, so as not to flood the world with needless noise.
Perhaps, simply give thanks, even silently, every time you turn on the tap.

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