Simplicity: A Book of Sayings
Miroslava Tancheva
Author Bio
Miroslava Tancheva, currently a freelance writer, poet, and blogger, has a Bachelor’s degree in Bulgarian literature. Her profound thoughts on love and life follow the tradition of exploring the multicultural dimensions of reality. Tancheva lives with her husband and her son in Dublin, Ireland.
Description
Simplicity provides a vital picture of how life is inherently simple but people complicate it unnecessarily. The book contains short sayings on the dimensions of love, life, religion, personal growth. It is a thought provoking expression of the flight of the author’s dreamy soul. Individual perceptions differ in content and intensity, but what brings them in the same path is their aim to have fulfilled lives. The sayings are inspirational as they reveal a new perspective of life. Set in the tradition of realism, the book unlocks one’s potential to see inward and act by seeking balance between heart’s impulsive nature and mind’s logical reasoning.
Book excerpt
APHORISMS
1. People say love is dead. It cannot thrive in a time where fake emotions outweigh serenity.
2. We have emptied ourselves from all meaningful thoughts and reactions so we find it difficult to explain what love is.
3. The new dimensions of love in the 21st century reflect a state of huge confusion.People are confused whether to follow their own hearts or others’ baseless arguments for happiness.
4. Love yourself because you’re responsible for the attitude of others you receive in return.
5. Is love eternal? Its eternity depends on the limits you set on your dreams.
6. A heart full of love indicates a life spent in blindness.
7. Revenge in love seems unnecessary; what do you want to prove at the end, to whom the object of your love, who will never understand you, or to your illusionary self?
8. Love is the subtle nuance of imagining how things could turn out if you learn the importance of being yourself.
9. I had the courage to stand after you left because I realized the strength of one woman is equivalent to the lives of thousands of men.
10. Being deep in love makes you vulnerable and emotional as well as unable of being objective.
11. Show me how to love again, how to wake up every single day with the hope printed in the snowy feathers of a dove.