{:en} You are slowly dying,  All of us are.  Whatever you can leave to the world,  Leave it.  Scatter the kindness within you,  Spread it around.  Let nothing remain in your heart,  The burden is too heavy to carry.  I heard our soul moves on,  To the other side,  Wherever that may be.  Let it stay there,  If it has truly lived.  Let heartbreaks stay in the past,  Life flows like the rhythm of a dance.  Sometimes sorrow, sometimes joy,  But your steps won’t always align.  Time is already ruthless.  We look into mirrors with the same eyes,  And the body,  Like a thief, steals away our youth.  So, step out of your house,  Live whatever is left!  Don’t let the beautiful songs inside you go unsung.  Write, pour your soul...

{:en} At the end of spring that we've reached, I'm still living its very first day, I don't know rain, wind, or even September... Why, you ask? I've listened to sad songs, Seen many fall ill from the pain of parting, Witnessed countless fallen leaves, And so much more... Am I tired then? No, not that either, Perhaps it's my nature, Or maybe a plea from my heart! Don't mention Aragon to me! I'm in love and happy, Perhaps just to spite his poetry, In the first days of spring, I "live happily, happily!" Beril Yabar 09/09/2016 A brief explanation of the poem: The poet expresses a unique experience of spring, feeling as though they're continuously living its beginning. This is likely due to the emotional experiences...

{:en} I heard a scorched, aching voice.At first it sounded like shouting;then I thought it would cry out.Instead, it poured itself gently,turning into notes.It was so beautiful—my God—for the first timeI wanted to besomething other than myself.That voice…Drops began to fall,one after another.Was it music? A sound? A word?Or was it meaning itself?Then it ended.I froze.What was I to do now?I had heard it once;I could not let it go.I followed it, held it,caught it,dragged the voice back by the collar,forced it into verse.It sang; I cried.I was ashamed.I cried again for what I’d done,and sighed.At that moment I wokeand remembered.Of course !… it was my mother.The...

{:en} Some people who haven’t really engaged with the topic of psychotherapy might have very different ideas about it. These perceptions can vary greatly. Some might think that therapy brings quick results, and all concerns are resolved in just a few sessions, but real progress takes time. Others might think that going to therapy is “nonsense” and that it’s not possible to heal in a way like this. And then there are those, who want to start therapy but just don’t have the courage to take that first step. All of these perspectives are completely understandable and human! But what does a therapy process actually look like, and...

{:en} the moment we are born and throughout our lives, every individual has a common desire: to achieve happiness. The goal is apparent in all times and societies. So, what are the ways to achieve this happiness? It would be easier if happiness had a mathematical formula, like everything else, wouldn’t it? However, I can say that there are shortcuts to achieving the goal of happiness. It is precisely our emotions that keep us from our happiness, that sometimes push us away and sometimes bring us closer to it. From the first moment of our existence, our subconscious is a system that brings everything together and records in...

{:en} I am Aytan Salami, I was born in Azerbaijan on August 29, 1990, and live in Baku. My zodiac sign is Virgo, my ascendant is Virgo, and my moon sign is Sagittarius. Even though my main profession is teaching English, I decided to study Astrology because of my interest. I received my education at Oguzhan Ceyhan Karma Astrology.Academy in Turkey and my Western Astrology education at Astro Art School. I continue my Astrology education at Kepler College in America. In addition, I am giving consultancy services and preparing to publish my book on Astrology.I would like to inform you that I will be very happy to...

{:en} Hello dear readers, lots of love and respect to everyone… In this article, I will talk about; What are the differences between craft, design, and art? Are they similar to each other or are they different? We see that these are mixed from time to time, which can sometimes seem like there are big differences, and sometimes it can be as if they are intertwined, as if both and all three are together. Let us give several examples of what is called a craft. Stonework, copper carving, saddle work for riding animals, ceramic plate decoration, carpentry work, hairdressing, glass work, leather work, etc. Now, if we look at...

{:en} Hi guys, I'm Melda Sherman. I am writing from Boston.On the 4th of my “People of Another World” series; Again, I have a very valuable guest. This time we're going to New Jersey. We are with the "Muhtar of America", an immigration consultant. It is very exciting for me because we came together, the author of the book Migratory Birds' and an immigration consultant. I asked many questions to our guest, who is the founder of American Radio too… If you have any questions about American immigration, write in the comments. Let's continue with dear Nurhayat Kinay: Melda Sherman: Hello, welcome Muhtar of America, dear Ms. Nurhayat,...