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Very Good Lives: The Fringe Benefits of Failure and the Importance of Imagination

This book compiles a series of speeches and personal insights from the author, discussing themes such as the value of failure, the role of imagination, and the pursuit of a fulfilling life. more

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“...art deals, at its best, with what has never been observed, or observed only peripherally-darts from what is to what might have been-asking with total interest and sobriety such questions as 'what if apple trees could talk?' or 'what if the haughty old woman next door should fall in love with Mr. Powers, our mailman?' The artist's imagination, or the world it builds, is the laboratory of the unexperienced, both the heroic and the unspeakable.”

“A good exercise session leaves an athlete person gasping for air, sweating, and exhausted, and so is writing and drawing for writers and artists, but the brain is what pants and feels exhaustion. Writing and drawing are a great mental effort that equals tiring physical training. When you write and draw, you need to use all your brain muscles to transfer your ideas into the paper. Concentration, knowledge, experience, creativity, imagination, all unite, trying hard to finish a text or an art piece.”

“Provide freedom for others to do the right actions like Egyes, Pooja, meditations, yoga or any other spiritual practice, simultaneously every social justice and social work for peaceful world. Allow your enthusiasm, faith and devotions to know your self to find peace, happiness and contentment from within. After achieved such great soul, you becomes what you think and what you imagine you create.”