Hayat Sana Ne Anlatıyor (Kapak değişebilir) e-kitap
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Duygularından korkma... Çünkü her duygu bir ihtiyaçtan doğar. Bu yüzden bir duyguyu tanımak, aslında bir ihtiyacı bilmektir. Neye ihtiyacı olduğunu bilmeyen, rasgele eylemlerde bulunarak, anlık reaksiyonlarla değiştiremeyeceği sonuçlar yaratıyordur hayatında. Oysa duygular, elementlerle konuşur. Her element, bir duyguyu hatta davranışı temsil eder. Toplum içinde dikkat çekenlerin hangi elementi yüksek çalışır? Ateş... Hangi element eksildiğinde aşk ihtiyacı doğar? Toprak... Hangi element dengeli çalıştığında mükemmel iletişim yakalanabilir? Hava... Cinsellikte romantizmi artıran element hangisi? Su... Peki, elementleri dengeleyerek bir davranışı, deneyimi ve sonucu değiştirmek mümkün mü? Elbette mümkün... Türkiye'de ilk kez bir Brahmaçarya'nın (münzevi) kaleme aldığı bu kitap, elementlerin mucizelerle dolu büyülü dünyasının kapılarını aralıyor. Ateş, toprak, hava, su ve tüm bu elementlere alan açan element akaşa... İşte bu beş element, hayatın alfabesi... Öğrendiğinde kendi hikayenin izleyicisi değil, yazarı olursun... Daha az göster
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Hayat Sana Ne Anlatıyor (Kapak değişebilir)
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Эндхарвади, Махараштра, Индия
I really enjoyed the last series that I read by this author and I was really excited to find this series. However, I was so disappointed. This is a relatively new author so, I think her writing style will comtinue to improve. That was not even my issue with this book. I found the language and behavior unbelievable and ridiculous about the mannerism of the Amish children. For example, one Amish boy is described as "pump a fist inthe air and cheer", I don't know but this doesn't really read authentic for me. But maybe? I had to stop reading this book and make a few notes as I read because I really had a hard time as a parent, with the way the author chooses to defend the pregnant teenager's behavior. I wondered if a teenager wrote this book????? As a responsible adult, I can see a child expressing the thoughts that are presented here but she never allows for any reasoned thoughts from an experienced adult to be a part of the conversation, even if Lilly was determined to keep the child. Another perspective would seem to be responsible maybe even expected in a christian novel. I wrote myself a note in the middle of my reading that said I am shocked and astounded to see a supposed "christian novel glamorizing teenaged mothers. This quote, "Now more than ever she felt as if they weren't treating her as an adult just a child who had done a stupid thing" Well, I'm sorry but I don't know of any real adults who would have thought that getting pregnant in high school with no means of supporting the baby she had made was a real smart or adult thing This quote sent me over the edge, "I'm keeping the baby, I don't want to give it to anyone else notevn if that's what's best for the child". In our society today, this way of thinking may be popular, I hope not but a real parent, a loving parent, AN ADULT puts the interest of thier child above thier own. I was so disgusted by Lilly. Her thinking was infantile, which is to be expected from a teenager but then I would expect the author to not treat that thought process as the best information on the subject t hand where is some reasoning? I am not saying she should not keep her child, it if gets to that point in the story but at least PRETEND the girl cared a little about whether that was actually what was best for the baby. I hated this book soo much, which is funny because I finished the series the middle book was the best and it was just ok.
2022-12-11 17:19