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  Gratitude Sometimes I look at people, real people. Living in worthy countries, following worthy ideas. What do I see in their eyes? Gratitude. Sometimes it is deliberately called patriotism, they try to present it as a duty, an obligation. But no, it is precisely gratitude. Gratitude to the Individual, for life in a worthy world. Gratitude for care, attention. The presence of gratitude is the main criterion for the quality of an idea. The better the idea, the more people thank it. The more they take care of it, the more they try to do for the idea so that it flourishes, so that it develops. Sometimes this is even confused with fanaticism, but this is gratitude and nothing else. All interaction between an idea and a person is built exclusively on gratitude, only it is the key fact of interaction between these two parties. I am unlucky, I live in a territory subject to an unworthy, destructive, destructive idea. But I was lucky to learn from the examples of the most worthy, the best

  Berg Lightness of touch, coupled with rigidity. Changeable, dynamic and static at the same time. Woven from a series of opposites. Known and unknown. Secret and hidden. Lightness directs, moves, merges with the flow. Rigidity stops, restrains, imposes a seal. Impulse removes the seal, creating a tendency to move. Opposites complement, replace and improve each other. Becoming a single whole. 23./II./2 Sin ….. Berg Leichtigkeit im Griff gepaart mit Steifigkeit. Austauschbar, dynamisch und statisch zugleich. Gewebt aus einer Reihe von Gegensätzen. Bekannt und unbekannt. Geheimnisvoll und verborgen. Leichtigkeit leitet, bewegt, verschmilzt mit dem Fluss. Starrheit stoppt, fesselt, erzwingt ein Siegel. Der Impuls bricht das Siegel und erzeugt eine Tendenz zur Bewegung. Gegensätze ergänzen, ersetzen und verbessern sich gegenseitig. Eins werden. 23./II./2 Sin ….. ベルク 剛性を兼ね備えた軽やかなタッチ。 交換可能であり、動的であると同時に静的でもあります。 相反するものを組み合わせて織り成す。