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It was an honest and strange conversation with women I had never met before. None of us had all the answers. But that didn't seem like the goal. I needed to see it, like when you finally stop asking questions and start living the answers out loud.
If you find this letter ... How I found the meaning of life by writing hundreds of letters to strangers Hannah Brencher
It is best to use language only when necessary. In vain to talk a lot is like letting the garden completely overgrown with weeds. Shouldn't we reduce the number of weeds?
Better to lose teeth than honor.
And he, your coffee, knows it.
The need to grow up is always there, and for those who follow it, at some point it becomes very crowded in our space.
• You can love even without loving, as long as there is respect.
3) Decisiveness.
- Adult, huh? I hate all adults! Especially your stupid parents! And I'm not going to die like those pathetic idealists who helped the refugees! Any adult who wastes time on empty dreams is a hopeless fool! Merge
Separate reason from freedom - its necessity will disappear and with it the truth.
Everyone remembers the city and the wind, and the need to atone for the sins of past generations is inherited from generation to generation.
To believe in goodness, love, happiness, not in necessity, but in a sincere desire to live with an open heart.
The older we get, the more we feel the need for silence. In a place with a special aura. Aura of warmth and peace. Awareness of the true meaning of feelings. Where life does not beat, like a hummingbird, with millions of sharp movements to maintain altitude, but simply flows inside us, repeating the trajectory of the veins.
A woman truly becomes a mother when she at least accepts the need to pass on what she once received from her own mother. Not only the baton of life, but the ability to understand that this is not just "appreciation", that is, the gratitude that a child usually feels for his parents, but also the "ability to recognize" and accept another.
Quote Explanation: Quote from the book by Natalya Tsarenko “Princesses are not born! Or the secrets of raising girls.”
Malum consilium est, quod mutari non potest.
The foresight and omnipotence of God are diametrically opposed to our free will. Everyone will be forced to accept the inevitable consequence: we do nothing of our own free will, but everything happens out of necessity. Thus, we do nothing of free will, but everything depends on the foreknowledge of God.
