A Complicated Kindess

Specific Purpose: The purpose of this speech is to inform the audience about the deeper significance of dreams, with the goal of allowing them to find meaning in their own dreams.

When one talks about personal identity is often based on the prevailing belief that identity is constructed by morality, which forms within oneself. Although this is true, to create morality, one must look to outside influences. Using the novels, the Kite Runner and Mister Pip it can be proven that relationships, ethnicity, and important life events create a personal identity.

Dreams are the very essence of individuality. While we live in a world that tries to shape us into becoming what they want us to be, we have our dreams that guide us to follow our own tendencies. The American Dream is one that everyone understands; the notion is practically synonymous with the United States. Hundreds of thousands of individuals come to America to pursue this dream because they know that when they are working toward something positive, they become better individuals. The idea of identity is closely linked with the American Dream because to have a dream, one must have some sort of idea of what one likes to do. In addition, success generally

Identity plays an important role in a person’s life. It determines how a person lives, acts, communicates, and defines themselves in the world around them. During this semester, we have read a handful of short stories that have to do with an individual’s identity. Three of those stories include, “The Metamorphosis,” by Franz Kafka; “Bartleby, the Scrivener,” by Herman Melville; and “Orientation,” by Daniel Orozco. Each of these short stories gives examples of how your work can influence a person’s identity and attempt to remove the personal factor from everyday life.

Dreams are very important in person’s life without dreams there will be no goals to reach or ambition to chase. In the novel ‘’What I know for sure’’ by Tavis smiley, Tavis know for sure that he wants to become a successful person and in order to be that person he needs to be motivated and have faith in himself. Tavis stated ‘’From my mother, I have been blessed with abiding faith. From my father, I have learned that progress is made through hard work, I believe, we can address any problem we choose to tackle’’(255). Tavis discusses from his father he learned with hard work, faith and being motivated anyone have achieved their goals, and from his mother, he learned to be close to god by going to the

The American Dream has always represented freedom and a chance at a new life, but those who have come and lived it realize it is a lie, a lie which we all buy into— why is that? Dreams, in general, are aspirations that all of us have, and it shows what can be achieved, although dreams are something only kept in the mind. Humans hold dreams about their future which are optimistic and idealistic, but in reality, dreams are never obtainable and cannot exist in the real world.

This book is all about dreams and how each person can make them come true by praying and believing to the power of God. Bo Sanchez, the author of this book shares a lot of stories each chapter where he relates all his stories to God and how he teaches us to make our dreams come true, saying that we cannot always rely on God, we need to act also as individuals to make our own dreams come true. Dreaming is not bad because He made us dreamers or idealists, everyone has the privilege to dream about the things that they want for their own lives and make them happen.

A dream would give us a sense of direction. A dream would lighten up your future. Leo Tolstoy has once said, “Ideal is the beacon. Without ideal, there is no secure direction; without direction, there is no life.” A dream would motivate you to strive your best. My dream and objective were clear in my mind when I was working in the ranch. My dream was my guiding light that guided me through obstacles and brought me to success.

J.K. Rowling once said, “It does not due to dwell on dreams and forget to live.” But dreams are the thing that lets many people live. During the Dream unit, videos, books and articles, and quotes were analyzed about people taking risks on their dreams. Some haven’t achieved their dreams but a lot have.Although dreaming could be harmful in some cases, dreaming is still worth it because they are something to live for, dreams can make positive impacts on the world, and they can lead to wealth and success.

The dreaming encompasses time past, present and future. The dreaming envelops creation of the land and social processes such as kinship and ethics. Each Indigenous person identifies with a specific dreaming, therefore it establishes an identity and dictates how spirituality is expressed. Edwards (1998) supports this by explaining that the dreaming, is a fundamental

Existentialism is one of the multi-faceted, highly debated topics of philosophy and has caused us to question our connection to our environment. Environment is usually considered either natural or emotional. Although, in the controversial debate of existence as human-connectedness, it is essential for people to consider environment as a natural and emotional component because natural and emotional factors enlighten individuals sense of true self, the individual’s identity. Human-existence plays a pivotal role in an individual’s relationship to and from the environment, which is based upon his/her feelings that are generated by and from their conception of reality. One’s sense of human-existence becomes a leading factor of their understandings of their environment in the ocular centric era.

A dream is an aspiration or a vision that drives us throughout our lives. It is the distant light in the long dim journey of life that guides us. A dream can provide hope and help establish goals throughout our lives. When a dream is deferred, or put off, it loses value and it becomes more challenging to achieve. However, every dream musy be achieved within a certain time frame, thus not all dreams are equal. Some of them can be put off and still be attainable, whereas others are a once in a lifetime opportunity. A dream deferred eventually becomes a burden for oneself and it “sags like a heavy load” (Hughes). Without a dream or a purpose, what drives an individual throughout life?

I walk into the classroom and Mildred's looking at me. I can't believe it, she's looking at me. how wonderful it would be to sit and talk with her. For sure. That would help sooth the pain in my heart, at least for a little while, the thought of that bring on a slight smile. "Zach Parker you sit down right now!," a shout snaps me out of my thoughts. I look to me right shoulder and see Ms. Sparks glaring at me with her arms folded across her chest, I quickly look away, speed walk over to my desk, and sit down.

Credibility: Everyone has had many dreams throughout their life. Sometimes it is hard to understand why we have dreams and what they mean.

While researching my topic on dreaming i found out that there isn't a true answer on why we dream. No one has really understood why we dream and the meaning,reasoning behind it. What i did find out is that there are a lot of theories on why we dream. My research paper is going to explain 3 main theories on dreaming and my conclusion will be my own theory on dreaming with the research that i have gathered throughout this project. I want to help people understand that dreaming is deeper than just a scientific answer and they have a real meaning and guidance.