Category: Meditation Columns

LOVE YOU FOREVER is a children’s book written by Robert Munsch. It is a truly beautiful and touching book. I really feel grateful for this book as it taught me that I had been always loved even in moments that I thought I was alone in my life and that I didn’t feel loved at all.

Many people want to learn the innocent and kind mind of the Little Prince. It is said that people lose their innocence as they grow older. We are losing our kind original nature and become to hate and envy others, harm others, and become more selfish in order to survive in the fierce competition of today’s society.

Even though we do not have a Buddhism belief, we might believe in or are curious about the concept of samsara. Cloud Atlas, the recent successful film, has also created a captivating story using the concepts of samsara and reincarnation.

She went through hard training since she was young and gave up the good times she could have enjoyed with her friends. Her family sacrificed and devoted their life for her. She overcame the expectation of others as well as the pressure involved.

Bruce Wayne does not become the Batman for himself, to become a hero that we know saves people from danger using his super human abilities and receiving good treatment. Even though the Batman tries to do well for Gotham City, he is chased by the police as a social evil.

Every one of us in the world has a role. However, it seems that this important fact has already been forgotten in this generation as we are so greedy and selfish that the material possessions are regarded as the most precious things.

There are lots and lots of thing to do in the world, and also lots of things you can do. However, there is the most important thing you should not forget to include in your bucket list.

The characters that look unrealistic actually portray how we are in our life. Through such scenes, the film continuously throws a question at us: “Is what you believe to be yourself real?”

Have you heard of blue bird syndrome? The term is derived from a main character of a fairytale play The Blue Bird by Maeterlinck, a Belgium playwright, poet and essayist.

When crimes against humanity occur, of course the criminals become magnified and investigators dig through concrete grounds in order to find the source of their violence.