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در این روزگار بیقراری و بیحوصلگی، این توصیف زیبای آقای دوباتن از درخت به آدم حس اطمینان میده:
"The trees were an image of patience, for they would sit out this rainy morning and the many that would follow it without complaint, adjusting
themselves to the slow shift of the seasons, showing no ill temper in a storm, no desire to wander from their spot for an impetuous
journey across to another valley"
— Jun 12, 2023 01:58AM
"The trees were an image of patience, for they would sit out this rainy morning and the many that would follow it without complaint, adjusting
themselves to the slow shift of the seasons, showing no ill temper in a storm, no desire to wander from their spot for an impetuous
journey across to another valley"
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Seyed-Sajad Hamedheydari
is on page 210 of 272
'There was always more in the world than men could see, walked they ever so slowly; they will see it no better for going fast. The really precious things are thought and sight, not pace. It does a bullet no good to go fast; and a man, if he be truly a man, no harm to go slow; for his glory is not at all in going, but in being.'
- Ruskin
— Jun 19, 2023 11:03PM
- Ruskin
Seyed-Sajad Hamedheydari
is on page 190 of 272
"A dominant impulse on encountering beauty is to wish to hold on to
it, to possess it and give it weight in one's life. There is an urge to
say, ‘I was here, I saw this and it mattered to me."
— Jun 19, 2023 03:34AM
it, to possess it and give it weight in one's life. There is an urge to
say, ‘I was here, I saw this and it mattered to me."
Seyed-Sajad Hamedheydari
is on page 86 of 272
چقدر آقای دوباتن در مورد سفر به یک کشور خارجی زیبا میگه:
"we may value foreign elements not only because they are new, but because they seem to accord more faithfully with our identity and commitments than anything our homeland provide."
— Jun 07, 2023 01:37AM
"we may value foreign elements not only because they are new, but because they seem to accord more faithfully with our identity and commitments than anything our homeland provide."
