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Sunday, July 15, 2007
Tuesdays with Morrie
that's a title of a book by Mitch Albom i finished within 2 days. it is a really good book, the story was well written, very true and very touching as well. it reflected on our everyday life. it was actualli a thesis of mitch and his uni professor morrie. talked about life and death.
and one most important thing about life is to show compassion. love each other, or perish. this was morrie's mantra. and also detach from your regretsin life. and to be successful in doing so, we have to be totally drawn into the regret first, then can we fully detach from the particular regret. and do not only feel sorry for others, most importantly, feel sorry for yourself for not being able to help the others.
it was a truely insirational book. urge u people to read it. "tuesdays with Morrie"
:)


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