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Reading this especially the phrase “ never ending night” made me sad and anxious but I remembered a thing I’m believer and I believe in afterlife. So away from the importance of how to spend my time here, which is important skill that helps in improving my life and afterlife. It’s calming and reliving for me and many people this phrase “ never ending night” is not actually true. I hope in this holy month Ramadan for me and my family to be on good terms with Allah here and there .
(via ‘Stuffocation’ and the Experience Revolution | James Wallman | TEDxLSE - YouTube)
Momenteel ben ik bezig in het boek Ontspullen van James Wallman. Daar kwam ik het verhaal tegen van de gebroeders Collyer. Als je dit verhaal nog niet kent moet je beslist de video hierboven eens bekijken. Want dit geloof je echt niet!
Nu ik veel minder TV kijk heb ik meer tijd om te lezen. Gisteren ben ik begonnen in Ontspullen van James Wallman. Dit boek sluit natuurlijk perfect aan bij bij mijn idee om 1 jaar niks te kopen.
Ik ben net begonnen dus ik kan je nog niet vertellen of het een boeiend boek is. Ik hou jullie uiteraard wel op de hoogte via dit blog.
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