The Simple Life

article on Linkedin Share this article on StumbleUpon Share this article on Delicious Share this article on Digg Share this article on Reddit Share this article on Pinterest Expert Author Richard Singer Mindfulness is the secret of life. A life lived mindfully is a life lived full of peace, tranquility, joy, bliss, ecstasy and compassion. Mindfulness is our direct link to the Universe. It is the solution that we as human beings have been seeking outside ourselves since the beginning of modern times

Although this painting might be ordinary and simple, I think Warhol’s reason for creating this art, along with most of his other art, is what made Warhol’s art so famous and popular. As Warhol stated himself, “I just paint things I always thought were beautiful, things you use every day and never think about” (“Andy Warhol”). Warhol turned normal, everyday objects like a Coca-Cola bottle into a work of art because he was grateful for the simple things in life due to the

Being a self-proclaimed "Life Simplifier," I have resisted the urge to blog for quite some time as keeping up with a blog doesn't really fit into the idea of "Simple Living." However, recently I have experienced an abundance of "simple living inspiration" and feel a need to share it. I have gone through a personal transformation over the past several months, as have many of my clients. It's truly amazing the shift that's happening on this planet right now. I LOVE it! More people than ever are finding

itself symbolizes life; it changes, yet cycles through. Traveling along a river symbolizes the journey or quest for something. At the river, Siddhartha finally reaches peace and found what he traveled and looked his life for. His discovery did not occur the his first time at the river; he only crossed it then during a different attempt at discovery. His epiphany occurs because he interacted with the river, became another ferryman for a time and listened to it. He heard the life flowing through it

which was never written before. Songs of Innocence, published in 1789, and Songs of Experience, published five years later, present a sharp contrast of innocent childhood to corrupt youth, highlighting the differences between these two stages of human life. For Blake, childhood is the epitome of innocence and purity, devoid of any moral corruption, whereas adult age that he has attributed to experience makes human beings morally and spiritually fallen. There is no denying that when Blake talks of innocence

The public often overlooks simple things in life such as peace and family union. Ghansah skillfully highlighted the deep feelings of in humanity, which was difficult for the African American to accept, the will to choose. Freedom of choice is much rewarding than economic stability. Ghansah wrote her article, “If He hollers let him go” while in pursuit of Chappelle Dave, the African American comedian, ten years after he willingly left his own show. This study offers summary and analyzes this article

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for short), his dog, the complexity of Pierre and Tolstoy’s philosophy of life. Platon and Pierre are inmates to one another. Platon shows up in Chapter 3 of Book 12, 13 and 14. Even though a number of words Tolstoy writes about Platon is not significant compared to our personas such as Pierre, Natasha or Prince Andrew, it’s still enough for us, the reader, to perceive the simplicity of this character. Platon is a simple person, physically and spiritually. On page 857, line “And there was so much

in living a natural and simple life; her poem How Happy Is The Little Stone clearly illustrates this philosophy in the phrase “fulfilling absolute decree in casual simplicity”. The poem also expresses the concept of living a simple life without the distractions of material goods and conformity to society as she states, “A passing Universe put on, and independent as the Sun associates or glows alone.” In the poem, Dickinson explains how a simple transcendental way of life is achieved through a natural

and “The Red Wheelbarrow” by William Carlos Williams are modernist in tone and use of figurative language. But where Frost builds image upon image to convey a tone of sad acceptance of the reality that nothing lasts, Williams sticks to one simple image of a simple object to convey a playful tone. In the first line of “Nothing Gold Can Stay,” Frost uses the metaphor “first green is gold” to refer to what is new and fresh; “early leaf” in the third line similarly means the newest thing: “Her early leaf’s