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Origami is an ancient, peaceful craft that is not just for children and can also be used as a way to enhance mindfulness for people of all ages.

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The word origami comes from the Japanese words oru, to fold, and kami, paper. The exact origins of this ancient practice are unknown but has been traced as early as 6 BC to Buddhist monks, who used origami for ceremonial purposes.

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