Books become treasures of wisdom and you can learn so much from them. They can spear your thinking and actions – you learn so much form the world of books. You cannot meet everyone on this planet but can go through life histories of people who made themselves big with their attitude of living and the impediments they conquered.
Remember, many people in this world have suffered and
overcame grave miseries with their power of thought and the commitment they
made to themselves – They have all jotted their experiences into words, an assembly of which you can call a “Book”
The reading of all good books is like a conversation
with the finest minds of past centuries.” – Rene Descartes.
Books can be our love of life; we can get so much to learn
from interpreting them. My journey as a reader started from reading newspapers
in the morning and have now become a rigorous habit of going through varied
subjects of my interest. I never knew that of decades of reading, one day I
would be filled with brim and would then start to put my thoughts in words and
what I have learned from my best friend of a lifetime -Books!
Once speaking at Columbia University, the Oracle of Omaha and
the Boss of Berkshire Hathaway – Mr. warren Buffet advised students to ‘Read
500 pages per day! as this is how knowledge builds up, like compound interest!”
– The seems to be a true spirited saying from one of the foremost investors of
20-21st Century who himself is an avid reader.
I always have been lookout for zillion words of wisdom, of
human experiences and failures and again human victory, all typed or scribbled
through human consciousness with a view to be listened , spoken out or read and
which can then become a life lesson and not repeated in human history.
Books are an earnest expression of life lived with its ups and downs, some beautiful moments shared during one’s lifetime and also as a view of the person one is – whilst you get immersed in the sea of thoughts when you are going through a good book, you form a noticeable story with a situation that the protagonist might be going through.
Books gives you the ‘food for thought’ for your mind to chew on the information so receive and form its own stories – a parallel thinking thus develops which defines your character and interpretation of life’s situations – your mind becomes a storehouse of what you have read and it cleverly brings forth that very situation you fall in – you get the prudence to act and behave in a particular fashion to tackle the situation with confidence.
Finally, books shower you with everyday presence and make you
smile, cry and day dream – you relate yourself to a particular situation
whilst you go through a story and soon gets absorbed in it – that is what your
‘Best Friend’ can do whilst you sit alone and talk to him!
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