#sofies verden

[sonhoesmeralda]

Através do Espelho

Uma história tocante e filosófica, do autor de O mundo de Sofia.

Cecília passa quase o tempo todo em seu quarto, deitada na cama. Ela está muito doente, e sua doença não tem cura. Mas ela não está sozinha enquanto celebra o Natal com sua família. A garota pode escrever todos seus pensamentos em seu diário secreto, e pode contar com a companhia de um amigo inusitado que um dia aparece em seu quarto, do nada. A história de Cecília não é só um mergulho em sua vida -- é também uma preparação para a morte. Ela está morrendo como quem viaja, prestando atenção em tudo. Através de seu olhar profundo, o lado do espelho que não conhecemos se torna um pouco mais claro e menos assustador.

[caulfield-m]

Currently reading this amazing book.

[uma-devaneadora]

Não se pode experimentar a sensação de existir sem se experimentar a certeza que se tem de morrer, pensou.

O Mundo de Sofia

[hf73]

مكاني السري الي علشان اوصل له لازم انط انا وكرسيي

لان الي صمم مكتبنا الله يصلحه مافكر اننا بشر ونحتاج شمس ونور وهواء

[littleteacupdragon]

My teacher told us to read "Sophie's world" by Jostein Gaarder, supposedly as an easy to take revision of philosophy during history (I'm slowly preparing for next year's extended polish exam, so I need arguments to support my thesis, seeing as the exam is literally just an essay)

What I thought was that this is a fun little story about a girl name Sophie learning philosophy through letters, that's what my teacher said.

What I didn't expect was to be put on the verge of an existential crisis on the very first pages with sentences like: "who am I?", "is it bad that I don't know?", "would I be a different person if I had a different name?", "she felt like a doll turned alive" and "now I'm here, in this world, she thought. But one day I'll disappear".

So yeah. I'd like a warning next time, thanks.

I am not saying that this is a bad book, I've only just started and it looks promising. Also, disclaimer, those examples of the sentences are rough translations I did, I am not citing the actual work here, because, well, I have a Polish version of it.

[rombotica]

Un ratito de paz en medio de todo lo que generas.

[kristel2809]

Sofies Verden

“Hvem er du?”

“Hvor kommer verden fra?”

-Jostein Gaarder Sofies verden

At some point people stop learning, and searching..Their curiosity just fades away. Look at a child, the ask, they learn, they pick up stuff from their environment  without really thinking. They fall, hurt, and do it again. That is bravery. It is our natural state..until the day we became zombies. Never stop learning. And most important of all, never stop learning about you. This is the hardest one. It is easy to learn from the outside, on the inside on the other hand..it is hard to see yourself. Without filters or self denial, but the core of who think you are. And then, something funny happens, your perspective changes. You expand, and more questions arise. 

“The universe wants to learn about itself”- Donald Walsch 

When you truly learn something from the outside, you know more of you on the  inside, and visa versa. It is a hologram for a reason. People you encounter and make an impact on you are you!

In you is hidden the treasure of treasures. Know Thyself and you will know the Universe and the Gods. ~ Delphi Oracle

  “Vær nysgjerrig på livet Sofie!” -Alberto Knox Sofies Verden

Your own personal little Matrix. 

-Trillemille

[karmakarisikbirileri]