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About us
This was written in 2018, when RyuuMaru was a small apparel brand and Orion was the only one here. It has not been changed since, and it is not going to be. Everything we have made in the eight years after it is downstream of this page.
A BIG "Thank you!" to our friends.
Like a never-ending circle, we strive to always keep going.
We believe in giving back the smiles that our friends give us.
Whether you're throwing a decal on your skateboard, rocking a T-shirt, or giving a gift to your loved ones; We hope you enjoy our creations as much as we enjoyed making them.
Our purpose as a company is to motivate and assist others in becoming the best version of themselves regardless of where they are starting from. We believe that in the pursuit of what we find meaningful in life, a person must also encourage and inspire those around them. When you can see the potential in others, in return, you will see it in yourself.
First and most importantly: other people are important. They matter. They exist. Take a moment to convince yourself once and for all that other people are important.
You must notice and appreciate people in order to inspire faith and confidence. Whether in a personal conversation or spending time with a group: You must recognize each person and their individual importance. When you take the time to notice someone you are saying you recognize their importance. Acknowledge a person's importance by appreciating them, To an extent, the feelings or emotions we have of ourselves stem from the reflected emotions other people seem to be having about us and vice versa.
You can always find something to appreciate in others. It may be big or small, but let others know what about them it is that you appreciate. Form the habit of making sure all your compliments are sincere each day. You will leave a lasting impression on their self-esteem if you let people know of the things that you are impressed by. Treat them with dignity and respect by accepting people for whom they are, as they are, and seeing them for everything that they could be. Courtesy and politeness are small ways in which we acknowledge our appreciation for a person. Can you expect a person to maintain their dignity and worth if everyone they meet treats them as if they were worthless, a problem, or replaceable? When we show appreciation for others we assist in helping spark faith in their future and self.
Learn to Listen to people. Encourage others to talk about their goals and dreams while keeping an open ear and mind. Smile, moderate your tone of voice- be positive. be calm. look directly at the person who is speaking and be interested. lean in if necessary. ask questions when appropriate - don't interrupt. stick to the person's subject and ask for more. Focus on the improvement - not the mistakes. A good friendship is a two-way street: Give and Receive. If you don't know what others want/know, how they feel about a situation or their needs, you have become out of touch with them. people will more often than not tell you what is on their minds if you'll take moment to hear them. You have to know what people want, need, and who they are in order to help.
When we help others find meaning in their lives, in return we begin to find meaning in our own. What we believe is possible, what we believe we are capable of, and what we believe we deserve: They stem from what we believe others may have, achieve, and become. Life may be finite, but it is full of infinite possibilities. Accept that you could leave this world Tomorrow and Live Today, Live Now in accordance with that. Don't let life pass by before you start wanting the best for yourself and those around you
What is it that you want out of life? What are you willing to do to achieve it?
Who this is for
Everything we make is for all ages
The shows, the games, the music, the comics, the news show. All of it is made to be safe for a family to watch together.
Some of our stories are sad, and some of them are dark. A cat gets lost. A boy argues with his father. Somebody loses something they cannot get back. We think children can handle sad, and that pretending otherwise makes worse stories. What you will not find is anything explicit, cruel for its own sake, or unsuitable for a child to come across.
Somatic Heaven is the one thing that works differently, and the difference is worth knowing. It is a social site, which means the people on it write their own posts and we did not write those, and you have to be 13 or older to have an account there. Everything we put there is all ages, and it is built with more safety rules than any site we know of, but a place with other people in it is never the same promise as a cartoon. Its own rules live on its own site.
- RyuuMaru, 2018