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Accusations and misunderstandings often find their way into the fabric of human existence. But perhaps these moments teach us something profound: that the essence of who we are does not reside in the perceptions of others but within the sanctuary of our own souls. To live in such a way that others cannot ignore you is not merely about being seen, it is about radiating a truth so undeniable that even silence acknowledges it.


Freedom, then, is not the absence of others' judgment but the presence of self-certainty. When we no longer seek to define or justify ourselves to anyone but the universe within, we step into a space where proving becomes unnecessary. Here lies the art of living, a balance between being misunderstood and yet unshakably understood by oneself.


Sina Arabzadeh

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Mori Art Museum



Mori Art Museum is a contemporary art museum located on the upper floors of Mori Tower in the Roppongi Hills complex in Tokyo, Japan. The museum is known for its creative exhibitions and unique perspectives on contemporary art.

The Mori Art Museum is dedicated to showcasing contemporary art from around the world, with a focus on emerging and established artists.

The museum features a wide range of exhibitions, from paintings and sculptures to video installations and digital art.

The Mori Art Museum is known for its thought-provoking and thought-provoking exhibitions, which often address contemporary social and cultural issues.

The Mori Art Museum does not have a permanent collection, but does host temporary exhibitions that showcase a wide range of artists and styles.


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Helping others is a noble endeavor that demands both time and strength. Those who have the luxury of greater time weave a tapestry of hearts and souls around them. Yet, those who sit in solitude or seem incapable of offering aid may simply be captives of life's ceaseless demands, not lacking in spirit. So, why should we judge? If, in a fleeting moment, we find ourselves unable to extend a hand to others, it may be that we are ensnared in the prison of daily routine. This confinement not only severs our bonds with others but also deprives us of new opportunities.


Let us, then, in the garden of life, carve out moments for ourselves. And if such moments cannot be found, let us, with determination, create them. For truly, the moments spent in helping others are like jewels that adorn life with friendship and the promise of fresh horizons.


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We are all sunsets...


Shining our light into the darkness to begin again each day


Those who take the moment to revel in the sunset can see its true beauty between the two


Looking forward to a colorful tomorrow



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Do you prefer a story with an ending or left up to your imagination how it turns out?

  • With an ending

  • Left up to my imagination


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Enduring English illustrator



Arthur Rackham (19 September 1867 – 6 September 1939) was an English painter and book illustrator. He is considered one of the most prominent illustrators of the Golden Age of British book illustration. His work is known for its unique style, strong imagination, and ability to bring fictional and legendary characters to life.

Rackham illustrated many classic works of children's and adult literature. These include Alice in Wonderland, Rip Van Winkle, Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens, The Brothers Grimm's Fairy Tales, and A Midsummer Night's Dream.

His style is characterized by strong lines, precise detail, and skillful use of watercolor. He often used soft colors and subtle shading to create an eerie and magical atmosphere in his works.

Rackham had a special skill in depicting imaginary and legendary creatures such as fairies, giants and ghosts. He was able to depict the imaginary world of stories in a tangible and attractiv…


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We think people are like walking books. We each have our own stories to share.


Every person possesses their own set of capabilities - talents, skills, and perspectives that define them.


However, these strengths are not meant to exist in isolation. Rather, they are a valuable resource that can be shared and utilized for the collective benefit of all.


By understanding and appreciating each other's strengths, we uncover opportunities to collaborate, support, and uplift one another.


We would like to hear what you have to say.


We look forward to learning from you.


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You can’t change anything if everything is the same.


That’s the beauty of it. We are all unique.


Keep moving forward and let’s see what wonderful things we can create together.


We are our own strength but together we are stronger 💪🏻💪🏽


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People are not right or wrong. They just have a different view of things.


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