A friend shared w me, so i shared to you my dear friends😃 Nanakorobi yaoki, says an old Japanese proverb: seven times you fall, you get up eight. A mantra that those who have faced and overcome the toughest challenges of life as wearing an invisible tattoo. Visible, however, are often the signs of physical and psychological battles leave. The magnitude, however, is not to overcome adversity without difficulty, but make it their own and to overcome this. The story, beyond the narrow confines of space and time of everyday life, is full of compelling examples. Epics of people who exceed their limits together with those places, societies and eras in which they lived. Men and women who are able to go beyond prejudices and let the priceless heritage, from the point of view of tolerance, equality and human rights. They are people who could choose to surrender and instead were animated by a force able to light their way. Able to turn on and shine like a brilliant idea. How a light bulb and as the story of the man who invented it: expelled from school after only three months because it was judged too stupid. He also had hearing problems, but there are those who even by deaf has composed unforgettable musical masterpieces. Or who with no arms and legs has not given up a run, to paint, to create. To inspire others with their willingness to not give up. To continue to look forward, one step after the other, in order to escape death and embrace life. All end up in the floor. The difference is who gets up.
Posted on: Tue, 25 Mar 2014 02:39:37 +0000