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A poet is asked by a friend to write an advertisement to sell his small farm. The poet writes a beautiful description of the farm that focuses on its natural beauty rather than material worth. When the friend reads the description, he realizes what a treasure he truly owns and decides not to sell. The passage encourages appreciating what you have, like family and health, rather than chasing false treasures or taking things for granted.
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A small business owner asked his friend, the poet Olavo Bilac, to write an announcement advertising his small farm for sale. Bilac wrote a poetic description highlighting the beauty of the farm, with birds singing at dawn among extensive woodlands bisected by a stream, and the house bathed in the rising sun's light offering tranquil shade on the veranda in the evenings. When the poet later asked his friend if he had sold the property, the friend replied that after reading Bilac's beautiful writing, he realized the treasure that was his, and had changed his mind about selling.Value what is_yours
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This document contains the order of service for a Mothers' Sunday celebration at a church. It includes elements like call to worship, praise and worship songs, scripture readings, a message, and closing prayer. The document focuses on honoring mothers and celebrating God's faithfulness through various musical performances, prayers, and a sermon.Katherine 1
Katherine 1Jocelyn Koh
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The document contains several prayers and poems focused on thanking God, expressing faith during difficult times, and reflecting on life's challenges. The first section is a letter thanking God for what has already been done and expressing gratitude now rather than waiting for future results. Another poem expresses that God is most able when people feel weakest or most in need. The final sections include additional prayers and poems on topics like feeling ill, meal blessings, reflecting Christ's light, and dealing with failure.John bigelow-THE-USEFUL-LIFE-a-crown-to-the-simple-life-as-taught-by-emanuel-...
John bigelow-THE-USEFUL-LIFE-a-crown-to-the-simple-life-as-taught-by-emanuel-...Francis Batt
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This document is an introduction to a book about Emanuel Swedenborg's teachings on the doctrine of uses. It discusses how while the simple life is important, it is not the ultimate purpose of life. True purpose comes from living a life devoted to serving useful purposes. Swedenborg taught that using one's talents and resources to help others is pleasing to God and leads to happiness. The introduction contrasts this view with those who pursue the simple life solely for selfish reasons or withdrawal from the world. It emphasizes how adopting Swedenborg's perspective on use could profoundly change society by dignifying all labor that benefits humanity.Literary quotes english- M. van Eijk
Literary quotes english- M. van EijkZadkine
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This document provides literary quotes from three English books - The Comedians by Graham Greene, Kiss Kiss by Roald Dahl, and The Grass is Singing by Doris Lessing. It encourages readers to expand their English language skills by reading quotes from classic works of English literature. A variety of memorable quotes are presented from each book covering topics like human relationships, nature, emotions, and insights into characters. The document emphasizes that reading literature is an inspiring way to learn and improve one's English.Song of The Birds
- 1. VALUE WHAT YOU HAVE! The Song of the Birds
- 2. THE OWNER OF A SMALL BUSINESS, A FRIEND OF THE POET OLAVO BILAC, MET HIM ON THE STREET AND ASKED HIM
- 3. MR. BILAC, I NEED TO SELL MY SMALL FARM THE ONE YOU KNOW SO WELL. COULD YOU PLEASE WRITE AN ANNOUNCEMENT FOR ME FOR THE PAPER?
- 4. BILAC WROTE
- 5. FOR SALE: A BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY, WHERE BIRDS SING AT DAWN IN EXTENSIVE WOODLAND, BI-SECTED BY THE BRILLIANT AND SPARKLING WATERS OF A LARGE STREAM.
- 6. THE HOUSE IS BATHED BY THE RISING SUN. IT OFFERS TRANQUIL SHADE IN THE EVENINGS ON THE VERANDA.
- 7. SOME TIME LATER, THE POET MET HIS FRIEND AND ASKED WHETHER HE HAD SOLD THE PROPERTY?
- 8. TO WHICH HE REPLIED: IVE CHANGED MY MIND. WHEN I READ WHAT YOU HAD WRITTEN, I REALIZED THE TREASURE THAT WAS MINE.
- 9. SOMETIMES WE UNDERESTIMATE THE GOOD THINGS WE HAVE, CHASING AFTER THE MIRAGES OF FALSE TREASURES.
- 10. WE OFTEN SEE PEOPLE LETTING GO OF THEIR CHILDREN, THEIR FAMILIES, THEIR SPOUSES, THEIR FRIENDS, THEIR PROFESSION,
- 11. THEIR KNOWLEDGE - ACCUMULATED OVER MANY YEARS , THEIR GOOD HEALTH, THE GOOD THINGS IN LIFE.
- 12. THEY THROW OUT WHAT GOD HAS GIVEN THEM SO FREELY. THINGS WHICH WERE NOURISHED WITH SO MUCH CARE AND EFFORT .
- 13. LOOK AROUND AND APPRECIATE WHAT YOU HAVE: YOUR HOME, YOUR LOVED ONES, FRIENDS ON WHOM YOU CAN REALLY COUNT, THE KNOWLEDGE YOU HAVE GAINED, YOUR GOOD HEALTH.
- 14. AND ALL THE BEAUTIFUL THINGS OF LIFE,
- 15. THAT ARE TRULY YOUR MOST PRECIOUS TREASURE.
- 16. WE CAN NO LONGER SHOWER KINDNESS ON THOSE WE LOVE, AFTER THEY HAVE DIED.
- 17. IT IS USELESS TO WANT TO RE-DO THE WORK THAT WE MAY HAVE DONE NEGLIGENTLY. ITS BEST TO APPRECIATE AND DO THINGS WELL NOW.
- 18. ASK OF GOD AT EVERY MOMENT THAT OUR PROBLEMS AND CONCERNS NEVER DEGENERATE INTO FEELINGS OF SADNESS AND ANXIETY.
- 19. BE IN UNION WITH GOD, WHO WILL PROVIDE THE COURAGE NEEDED FOR VICTORY IN THE STRUGGLE; BECAUSE GOD GIVES WITH ABUNDANCE WHAT WE NEED.
- 20. WE ARE ALL IMPERFECT. ALWAYS PRAISE AND VALUE YOUR FAMILY. DO ALL YOU CAN TO MAKE IT EVEN BETTER. ALWAYS PRAISE AND VALUE YOUR WORK-COMPANIONS . SEE WHAT YOU CAN DO TO IMPROVE YOUR ENVIRONMENT.
- 21. INSTEAD OF ISOLATING YOURSELF BECAUSE OF WEAKNESS OR FAILURE, SEEK TO INVEST IN TRUE AND CONSTRUCTIVE FRIENDSHIPS IN YOUR LIFE.
- 22. FAITH IN GOD IS NECESSARY TO STRENGTHEN SELF-ESTEEM IN DEALING WITH DAILY PROBLEMS.
- 23. MY WISH FOR YOU BE WITH GOD AND MAY GOD BE WITH YOU