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I`m a passionate person. I`m childish. Serious. I`m committed. I`m a teaser. I`m a die-hard fan of art, nature, little [but so meaningful] things. I cherish my family. I appreciate beauty, nature, real friendship. I fall for heart-felt hugs, forehead kisses, sunsets and long walks. I`m a believer, always searching for happiness wherever I go. :)

Saturday, December 17, 2011

Communication^^

                        

                                                   Communication…

       - The game in which we throw words to each other just like some air balls that can hit us in the chest, bring us to the ground, or rise us up to the heaven; the art that can harmonize us with ourselves, with the world and with the divinity. But are we concerned about all these things?
       To look beyond the appearances, to make the difference between smiles, looks and gestures, to know how to interpret   them, these all are part of the unrevealed world of communication.
       In the same time, surface, work, priorities, money have led to a mechanic, superficial lifestyle, to a routine in which   saying “sorry” or “thanks”, analyzing the nature, putting the shoulder to the wheel, appreciating beauty in everything and   millions of other things are senseless. For instance, how many people still walk down the streets observing the nature, enjoying it and its everyday miracles, or just take a break and go to the park?
      We want to succeed, we want to understand and be understood, we want a better life for us and our families, and we keep looking for a method that can bring us all; but we forget to live our life. 
            We make plans after plans, we distress, but we don’t see the essential: we are healthy, we possess feelings and sensibility, we have homes, friends, opportunities; all we have to do is care, appreciate, and open our eyes. It is amazing to discover the effects of smiling, of helping or offering, to read the satisfaction on someone’s face after aiding or just being there for him or her.  


     A look, a gesture, a shoulder to cry on, a helping hand, or even a word uttered at a certain moment, could be the remedy to cure someone’s scar. 

                                                                         




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