Today, we enjoy abundant material lives. In our bustling daily routines, we can have anything delivered to our door with a swipe of a finger, and reach our parents with just a call or a message.

Yet in this era of convenience and immediacy, “purity” is often forgotten. Having so much can make us lose sight of the fear of having nothing in our hands—or the roots that connect us to our family. True family bonds are felt in the unspoken gestures and shared atmosphere: the warmth in a caring greeting, the smile exchanged in a glance, the familiar flavors in a meal. These enduring feelings reside deep within us, forming the most profound connection of what we call “home.”