inspiration
Many of these texts and books have been and still are inspiration for my life.
I don't want to keep any secrets and am happy to share these precious masterpieces with you.
Matt Haig -
"The Midnight Library"
"Me and people"
Matt Haig is a brilliant British author who inspired me in a very special way with his novels “The Midnight Library” and “Me and People”. Easily digestible philosophy that feels like a gentle hug, paired with a fictional story that lets you get emotionally carried away.
Special recommendation for people who feel alone with their feelings and thoughts.
Arthur Schopenhauer -
"The Foundations of Morality"
"Theory of Gall imagining, thinking and cognition"
Seeing the world through the eyes of the philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer, who lived 200 years ago, is a blessing that I enjoy again and again every time I open a page of ancient writings. Clear in pronunciation and tough in choice of words. It takes either a trained reader, or, as I once was, a highly motivated reader, to fully understand the ideas of the sophisticated philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer.
But I promise you one thing, you will see the world with different eyes afterwards.
Okakura Kakuzo -
"The Book of Tea"
Okakura embodies the special properties of tea through his writing style. In doing so, he creates eye-opening bridges between the philosophy of tea and today's life, and even though the book was published in 1906, the wisdom is highly relevant. Perhaps the properties of the mysterious tea are exactly what helps us in these hectic days and lost hours.
Carsten Henn -
"The Book Walk"
"The Story Baker"
Life has some surprises in store for us. Even if some lead us down happy and refreshing paths, there are also events that lead us down sad and perplexed paths and make us question the meaning of life.
In Carsten Henn's captivating novels, you become an observer of similar lives and accompany the protagonists through the emotional journey of a challenging path.
The works have the special power to question yourself and your path, which can help you make your next move in real life more firm.
