Every Book Holds a Story: Embracing Dreams and Narratives

Each person is like a living story, with their own experiences, dreams, and hopes. Each life is unique, just like the pages of countless books that show different worlds and perspectives.

Dreams, the ethereal threads that weave through our narratives, find a home within the pages of books. The dreams of a young adventurer, the ambitions of a struggling artist, the resilience of a survivor – they all find resonance in the vast library of literature. As we immerse ourselves in the written word, we discover that our dreams are not solitary; they echo in the dreams of others, creating a harmonious symphony of shared hopes and aspirations.

Books are powerful companions that provide comfort, guidance, and inspiration. They teach us, challenge us, and take us to new worlds. A good story can change us, expand our horizons, and help us understand and relate to people who are different from us.

Books are like friends that can comfort us, show us the way, and motivate us. They educate us, confront us and take us to new worlds. A captivating story has the ability to change us, expand our horizons and make us understand and relate to people who are unlike us.

The written word, in its myriad forms, encapsulates the human experience. It is a testament to our collective wisdom, a repository of stories that transcend time and culture. Each book is a bridge between worlds, inviting us to explore the tapestry of human existence through the lens of diverse narratives.

Next time you read a book, remember that you hold more than just pages; you hold a passport to countless stories and dreams. Embrace the stories that touch your heart, for by doing so, you become part of the bigger picture, adding your unique story to the ever-growing library of human experiences. In the world of books, every story is a chapter in the greater novel of humanity, waiting to be written, read, and treasured.

Culture

In this world we have a lot of culture.

The popular use of the word culture in many Western societies may even reflect the stratified nature of those societies. Many use this word to refer to consumer goods of elites and activities such as cooking, art or music. Others use the label “high culture” to distinguish it from “low” culture, designating all consumer goods that do not belong to this elite.

Asia -these communities have a possibility of intercultural dialogue and activity when they cannot openly live their religion. There are huge cultural challenges because of the plurality of religions and diversity of cultures.

Africa- The colourful continent with its lively peoples who are fond of dance, music and very spontaneous cultural expressions hosts also the largest growing Church.

America- The option of using the word in singular would express not only the unity already existant in certain aspects, but also that narrower link hoped for by the towns of the Continent and the Church, within the country of its own mission directed at promoting communion of all in the Lord.

Oceania-  is predominantly Christian. A Re-evangelization through cultures and cultural expressions is a distinct objective.

To much work change us?

First you don’t feel appreciated, right? I know every person who work have a had time.

It is extremely important for an employee to have his work appreciated. If your employers don’t respect you for what you offer them, you are constantly frustrated that your work isn’t valued at its true value, then it is time to change jobs.

Frustrations and dissatisfaction became prevalent.

If you complain all the time about your job, colleagues, schedule, daily tasks, if you focus more on what is wrong than on what works, then maybe it’s time for a change. All these negative feelings affect your work and you no longer do the job efficiently and with pleasure.

You always wonder if you can do more

If you have always had a dream of your own professionally and you feel somewhat “captive” in your current job, then maybe it’s time to give yourself a chance. If you don’t take risks, you don’t win. It is worth at least trying, rather than living with this regret.

If you spend too much time at work and neglect your family, then it’s time to change jobs.
so Take into account the balance that must exist between professional and family life.

If your skills are not recognized in the job, then it is time to change your job.
If you are not promoted, if you are not called to key meetings or if your skills are not exploited to their fullest extent, it means that you are not appreciated enough and it is good to look for other job opportunities.

Be sad its dangerous?

No, being sad is not dangerous. Not to be confused with depression which is a different feeling.

We have a lot of emotion but the most painful its the “sadness” . I know the feeling ,if you are sad, try to “scream,cry or listen music” ,yup that sound stupid for you but trust me that work.

You know sadness isolates a person from the rest, that person being focused only on the reason that caused the state of sadness. He considers things and people around him worthless, not paying attention to them. People must appreciate sadness in order to then enjoy… happiness. Accepting sadness is indeed an important part of overcoming it and returning to a normal frame of mind.

Don’t believe, like many, that by showing your sadness you reveal your weaknesses. Far from it! By showing others that you are sad, you may gain from them the empathy you need to get through a difficult time. So don’t hide when you’re sad. Sometimes people have difficulty understanding their own sadness and reacting appropriately. This is also because they sometimes believe the myth that being sad is dangerous.

Many works of art have been inspired by pain, sadness, loss, such as many of the works of great artists such as Van Gogh, Virginia Woolf or Frida Kahlo. So don’t be afraid to be sad ,most of people are sad and they can do everything they want!

What are you doing with your sadness? What are the good parts of sadness that you identify with in your life?

Art

“Some people say that art is a product or item that is made with the intention of stimulating the human senses as well as the human mind, spirit and soul. An artwork is normally judged by how much impact it has on people, the number of people who can relate to it, and how much they appreciate it. Some people also get inspired.”

Artists may feel a certain emotion and wish to express it by creating something that means something to them. Most of the art created in this case is made for the artist rather than an audience. Most of the people judge an artist ,that art work make other people feel a lot of emotions.

People think that art belongs to the person who made it. They think that the artist put his or her “talent” and industry into the art. In this view, the art is the property of the artist, protected by copyright.

Art is often examined through the interaction of the principles and elements of art. The principles of art include movement, unity, harmony, variety, balance, contrast, proportion and pattern. The elements include texture, form, space, shape, color, value and line. Is shaped by the materials, techniques, and forms it makes use of, as well as the ideas and feelings it creates in its viewers . Art is an act of expressing feelings, thoughts, and observations.

“The purpose of art is washing the dust of daily life off our souls.”- Pablo Picasso

Internet…a cancer of humanity?

Everyone have this question in his mind but do you really think the internet is good?

We can find out in a second what is happening on the other side of the world. We keep in touch with our loved ones due to the multitude of applications that use the internet connection. We socialize, we make friends, we share moments and moments in our lives due to social networks, we develop our business in terms of the fact that we can open online stores, we shop online internet and the list goes on.
If we use the Internet as an educational environment we have the chance to gain extensive knowledge about technology, and it would be an information and learning environment for both students and teachers and would use us as a tool of the system.

Search engines are very useful, whether they are students who can find a lot of information needed for their courses. We all know that “on Google” we find almost anything: essays, online books, college courses, projects, whether it’s another category of people. Everyone finds information about what interests them. Articles and newspapers online, news… we can follow the weather if we want to plan our vacation. We find ideas and opinions of other users about the products we want to buy, and we can get an idea of what we are going to buy. We find forums with information, tips related to health and beauty.

But in addition to all these positive aspects, there are also negative parts that few people take seriously.

The bad side of the Internet is the ease with which it can cause harm: from gaming addiction, to fans obsessed with the lives of others, to bullying, abuse, promiscuity, and sexual predators. Therefore, parental controls and restrictions are extremely important if you allow your child to explore the Internet.

We live in an age where all women are beautiful and all women are sexy is embraced as the Supreme Self. But it is absolutely okay for women to be what they want, as long as they are healthy, clean and well-groomed. Maybe not all women want to be sexy for all men, and young women who become ardent admirers of these channels are usually girls who express ubiquitous feelings of inadequacy and struggle to accept themselves in front of unattainable beauty standards.

We have a lot of objects that can hurt us(I mean a lot of people want to be his idol), I know a lot of people think the internet is very important in their life.

With all the positive changes it has brought, the digital revolution has done much harm. Companies like Google, Amazon and Facebook have destroyed thousands of middle-class jobs and contributed to social and economic inequalities around the globe. They raised serious issues regarding mass surveillance and the right to privacy. And they made us unhappier, more lonely and more envious than ever.

But that’s not so bad. These ads, even if they are a little sinister, are harmless. The most terrible is the work done by surveillance companies such as Palantir, which sift huge amounts of information and package them individually for each client. They know everything, absolutely everything about our lives.

We may not yet be able to say much about how psychologically good or bad the Internet directions we use are for us psychologically, but at least we have begun to ask the right questions.

“Don’t believe everything you read on the internet just because there’s a picture with a quote next to it.” – Abraham Lincoln

Should be more confident?

Yes! We should be more confident. Doesn’t matter how you look, what color you have or what type a person you are.

I know a lot of people discriminate the black people but have you ever see the beauty about that color ? A girl that is black says “Girls just don’t talk with me just because I’m black” .

Talk to yourself and be more focused in you, you be more positive.

Face your fear ” Think about your worst fear. Spend time with it. Now make your fear worse by getting closer to it. Imagine the worst that could happen. Now focus on your breathing. Feel your body relax. See, you didn’t die, did you? You’re on your way to conquering your fear.”

Confident people believe in themselves and have a positive mindset. People lack confidence feel insecure about themselves and their decisions. Remember you’re smart and don’t let people make you feel bad.