第五部分: Open theWindow of YourMind 打开你心灵的窗户02(第3页)
8.葛丽塔常说:“亲爱的,记得要走在阳光里!”每天,不管一开始怎么糟糕,从葛丽塔的小屋走回家时,即使是披着冬夜的星光,我都会感觉心情舒畅。
9.太阳落山后,我来到葛丽塔家了。她门前几尺外已然停着一辆救护车。车上的红灯闪烁不停。当我冲入那所旧房子时,葛丽塔立刻认出了我。
10.她冲我微微一笑,令人难忘的那双蓝眼睛闪着光芒。当她伸手轻抚我的手臂时,她已经奄奄一息了。她最后对我说的话是:“亲爱的,记得要走在阳光里!”
11.我肯定葛丽塔此时正漫步在她所见过的最明媚的阳光里。我也肯定她听见了我在她的追悼仪式上所念的每一个字。
12.我选了利奥·巴斯卡格里亚的一首优美的诗,正是那首葛丽塔多年前教我念的诗。
13.“爱能历久常新。华发或会失去原有的光彩。双颊或会日显消瘦黯淡。然而,有爱的心中,从无寒冬霜冰,只有夏之温热。”
growgreatbydreams随梦成长
1.essfulbusinessman,“howhaveyoudonesomuchinyourlifetime?”
2.hereplied,“ihavedreamed.ihaveturnedmymindloosetoimaginewhatiwantedtodo.
thenihavegoobedandthoughtaboutmydreams.inthenightidreamtaboutmydreams.andwheniawokeintherning,isawthewaytomakemydreamsreal.whileotherpeopleweresaying,‘youcan’tdothat,itisimpossible’,iwaswellonmywaytoachievingwhatiwanted.”aswoodrowwilson,28thpresidentoftheu.s.,said,“wegrowgreatbydreams.allbigmenaredreamers.”
3.theyseethingsinthesofthazeofaspringday,orintheredfireonalongwinter’sevening.
someofusletthesedreamsdie,butothersnourishandprotectthem;nourishthemthroughbaddaysuntiltheybringthemtothesunshineandlightwhichesalwaystothosewhosincerelyhopethattheirdreamswilletrue.
4.soplease,donotletanyonestealyourdreams,ortrytotellyoutheyaretooimpossible.
5.“singyoursongs,anddreamyourdreams,hopeyourhopeandprayyourprayer.”
1.曾经有人问一个非常成功的商人:“你是怎样在有生之年取得这样的成就呢?”
2.他回答:“我做梦。我放飞自己的思想,想象自己想要的东西。然后我就上床,沉思自己的梦想。那个晚上,我就可以梦到自己的梦想。当第二天早上醒来,我就看到了通向梦想的路。当别人对我说:‘你做不到,这不可能’,而我总是坚持实现自己梦想的路。”
正如美国第28届总统伍德鲁·威尔逊所说:“我们因为梦想而变得伟大。所有伟人都是梦想家。”
3.他们在春天的薄雾或冬夜的篝火里辨清事物。我们有些人让梦想消失,但有些人却培养、保护它们;在生命低潮时仍然培养它们直到看到太阳和光明,而这些只属于那些真诚希望实现梦想的人们。
4.所以,请不要让别人偷走你的梦想,或者让他们对你说梦想太遥不可及。
5.“唱你的歌,做你的梦,给你的希望以希望,给你的祈祷以祈祷。”
whencalamityknocksatyourdoor当厄运来临时1.agirlgrumbledtoherfatheraboutherhardlife.shedidnotknowwhatshehadtodoandwantedtogiveup.shefeltignoredforfighandfigh.oneproblemhasbeenfinishedbuttheotherovercame.
2.herfather,acook,tookherintothekitchen.hepouredwaterintothreepansandboiledthe
afterboiling,inthefirstpanwasputsomecarrots,sandinthelastonewasputwithcoffee.hewaitedforthemforafewminuteswithoutanywordsfromhisuth.
3.thegirlclosedheruthandwaitedimpatiently,confusedbywhatherfatherdid.afterapproximately20minutes,herfatherturnedoffthestove,tookoutthecarrotsandputtheminabowl.sandputtheminabowl.afterthatthecoffeewaspouredintoacup.
4.turningbacktohisdaughter,heasked,”mysweetheart,whatdoyousee?”“carrots,eggsandcoffee!”shereplied.
5.herfathertoldhertoclosehereyesandaskedhertotouchthecarrots.shedidandfeltthatthecarrotsweresoft.sandbreaktheafterpeelingthem,s,cookedandhard.thelast,thefatheraskedhertosmellthecoffee.
sheasked,”what’sthemeaning,father?”heexplainedthateachhadsufferedthesameunfortunateexperience--theboilingwater,buteachhadadifferentreaction.thestrongandhardcarrotshadbeesoftandweakafterbeingintheboilingwater.swiththinepidermiscoveringtheliquidinteriorbecamehardaftercooked.thecoffeegroundswerever玉nique,buttheycouldchangewater.
6.“whoareyou?”askedthefather,”whencalamityknocksatyourdoor,whatisyourreaction?
areyoucarrots,eggsorcoffee?”