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My first major example of human nature and his unique character of the surroundings, the Austrian artist / architect Friedensreich Hundertwasser (1928-2000). His manifestos and bold architectural solutions is even today an enriching reading-watching. That's why I repeat:
Our lives meaning, happiness and joy in our daily grows out of two at - the ecological and aesthetic, thames water nature (se) in association with beauty and what makes us, the better, deeper and calmer. In other words, we need to be more connected thames water and the beauty thames water of the surrounding looduga is decisive in guiding us in spirit. (See http://www.hundertwasser.at/index.php
or http://www.ideapete.com/Hundertwasser.html) F. Hundertwasser'i understands that each person has a way to "skin": First, the natural leather is another person's inner self, clothes third, fourth home, social surroundings, his own influence on the human struggle to retain their individuality Fifth, the skin is related to our planetary ecological aspirations, behavior.
Hundertwasser is an example of a creative attitude that lies (more rarely manifests itself) every person. One should not be a matter of fact, anyone planning thames water to bring out something broader, because the whole creation (including humans) is formulated, pathetically, the source thames water of our party arrived. Just need the courage to be natural.
Woodwork is a delight beside me reading books. What is a year older, the more cautious I become a reader - a new discovery is not as important as experience, thames water elusamuse koegemuse finding. Therefore, thames water I would like to congratulate fiction books (and their authors) that last no longer thames water have touched my soul, and which still have good access to return. thames water I'll leave those referred to sacred texts, because their reflection is necessary for humans anyway.
But a small list, which was later supplemented by: Grace and Grit K. Flying over the cuckoo's nest, Wilber K. Kesey Philosopher's Stone, J. Anker Larsen (including Martha and Maria) Turms immortal M. Waltari (in fact, most of his writing), five partial R. R. Davies, Eureka Street Candles are lit end McLiam Wilson, S. Márai Tibetan book of life and death Sogyal Rinpoche
Do not despise the things. Every thing has a soul that speaks to our souls, and that love can awaken. This is a true understanding thames water of materialism. In our materialistic age is called, but it is wrong. Modern people do not believe in God more than matter by, scholars have taught them not to believe anything. Medieval Renaissance people, and most of the people believed in God, and God created things and they had us happier and more complete. Modern man wants to earnestly believe in something, misses the value of which can not be shaken. R.Davies What is the flesh and bone
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