1. Reading challenges your point of view :
Reading challenging one's point of view is an idea I strongly relate to. Books are very necessary
for our reading habits as well.
If I were to remake the video with my personal touch, I would include examples from books that
definitely impacted my views, such as “ Paradise Lost ” by John Milton, is a great book for
reading and realizing the Epic writings. These personal experiences illustrate how reading can
profoundly shape and expand one's worldview.
2. Reading opens your eyes to different cultures:
Reading is an art of living. Because we can interact with all other religious cultures, we
can share our thoughts with them , so reading is the best field. Similarly, "Memoirs of a
Geisha" by Arthur Golden offers insights into Japanese culture and the life of geishas,
providing a nuanced understanding of traditions and societal norms different from
Western perspectives. These experiences broaden one's appreciation and respect for
global diversity.
Reading challenging one's point of view is an idea I strongly relate to. Books are very necessary
for our reading habits as well.
If I were to remake the video with my personal touch, I would include examples from books that
definitely impacted my views, such as “ Paradise Lost ” by John Milton, is a great book for
reading and realizing the Epic writings. These personal experiences illustrate how reading can
profoundly shape and expand one's worldview.
2. Reading opens your eyes to different cultures:
Reading is an art of living. Because we can interact with all other religious cultures, we
can share our thoughts with them , so reading is the best field. Similarly, "Memoirs of a
Geisha" by Arthur Golden offers insights into Japanese culture and the life of geishas,
providing a nuanced understanding of traditions and societal norms different from
Western perspectives. These experiences broaden one's appreciation and respect for
global diversity.
