The word originates from the ancient language of Okinawa. The Japanese began to use this term to evoke all the beautiful things in their lives: its pronunciation gave them a sense of well-being, inner peace, and confidence in the future. As a result, the Nankurunaisa gradually became a mantra that invites us to accept the wisdom of time and understand that with perseverance, time will fix everything: it’s necessary to let things slide and add some confidence in what you are doing.