Some details about the Man Burst into Flight book.
By mor
@stringer321 (5682)
Kiryat Ata, Israel
September 28, 2012 6:04am CST
This book deals with many aspects of our life when we feel we need to make a change, something is missing and we feel like robots with no soul, with no patience for life. We just feel we do what we need to do to manage our life, but, there is no "me" in the picture.
The book has 13 chapters and it deals with the many aspects of the process:
The process of a change that we desire to make, even if we don't know what it is. Not knowing is a part that we have to contain. We got to listen to ourselves, to our fears and the doubts of making the change. A general line throughout the book is the comparison of the process to a birth of a baby. The creator is the parent and the baby is the creation. How the baby will fit into the world, he will have his own wills and character, it will have a destiny that we can't predict for sure, he will develop and more...We will have to let it go in the end... It is pretty much the same when creating something. The book explains how.
One good idea that book brings up is that our modern culture encourages instant success, money is the proof of a success, only what is in the mainstream will catch...
Of course that is a wrong attitude because, in my opinion, not everyone is adjusted to create things from the mainstream. Some people have "weird talents" that many people will reject. Nevertheless, those are talents, those represent something from our deep inner truth and we better express them.
There is a website that can describe better than me about the whole book ideas, there are just too many for one discussion. So, I started that interest to make many discussions about the book from many different aspects.
The book is in Hebrew, but, that link gives a lot of information about it in English.
http://www.focusingflow.co.il/bursting-into-flight
1 response
@winterose (39887)
• Canada
1 Oct 12
the book sounds great and yes I agree because mainstream means most people and in North America that is what it is like, of course there will be people who are different but they are not mainstream and the book is talking about mainstream from what I understand from your synopsis of the book.
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@stringer321 (5682)
• Kiryat Ata, Israel
1 Oct 12
If, for example, someone writes a book, the book can get some bad opinions and maybe only few people will read it. The book can still be nice and interesting to some people and it can even help them somehow.
The book talks about the process of creating things: may it be a book, some draw, something we build from wood or even a workshop that we invent. Whatever we do that we create by ourselves. We have an idea that we want to try and we are afraid it won't catch. We are afraid many people will find it useless or boring or say bad opinions about it. Still, we better listen to our thoughts and doubts and see where they come from. Something good can come out of what we want to do or invent. The creation will have its interaction with the world and even if it won't be a commercial success that brings the creator money.
I really recommend you to read the information from the link. You like writing and maybe it will help you with things in the process.
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@winterose (39887)
• Canada
3 Oct 12
thanks I read the link, I have a better degree than the author has in psychology, I have a master's she has a bachelor's. I already teach that stuff, and I have published two books.
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@stringer321 (5682)
• Kiryat Ata, Israel
9 Jan 13
I would love to read your books. It's a long time since I last saw any respond of you around here. Are you still mylotting as you used to ?
Can you please tell me about the books you wrote ?
Is there anyway to see them or just to have a look ? Maybe a link ?
I love books that teach things and lessons.
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