Three inspirational stories of epiphany life

Andersen’s dream

Do you have an ideal? How do you want your dreams to come true? The process of persisting in hard work may be hard and painful, but as long as you don't give up hope, you will get sweet fruits. Andersen said: "As long as you are a swan egg, it doesn't matter if you hatch it in the duck pen.

Once upon a time there was a poor child and his father was a shoemaker. After the death of his father, the mother had to take him to marry for life. One day, he had the opportunity to meet the prince. He was hopeful and sang poetry in front of the prince. Read the script. After the performance, the prince asked him what kind of reward he wanted to ask? The poor boy boldly asked: "I want to write a poem and play at the Royal Theatre." The prince took the benzoquine boy with a clown-like nose from head to toe. After reading it again, he said to him: "It is not a sign that you can recite the script. It is a different matter. I advise you to learn a useful craft."

However, after he returned home, he broke his piggy bank, said goodbye to his mother and never cared about his stepfather, and left home to pursue his own ideals. At this time, he was only 14 years old, but he believed that as long as he was willing to work hard, the name Andersen will surely be passed on through the ages.

He went to Copenhagen and went door to door, almost all the doorbells of the dignitaries, but no one appreciated him. He was ragged on the streets, but still did not reduce his enthusiasm.

Finally, in 1835, his fairy tales attracted the attention of children, opened a new page belonging to Andersen, and his fairy tales were translated into a variety of words. Nothing except the Bible, no book can match. At this time, it has been 16 years since he left home.

There is a miracle in spirit

Those who insist on correct beliefs, the result of constant efforts, may seem nothing, but he has gained spiritual abundance and fulfillment. This is no more money to buy. With the spirit, people can build their homes on the ruins; with the spirit, people can create all human miracles.

Sisyph was punished by God for stealing the fire from the heavens. God ordered him to pile up the stones under the mountain to Mount Lei, but he had just piled up the stones and the stones rolled down the mountain.

Day after day, year after year, Sisyph repeated this unproductive labor. But he has always believed that it is a just act to let people eat cooked food and become rich and light. Therefore, when the sun rises every day, he is devoted to this solemn labor with confidence.

What did Sisyph finally get? He received the love and praise of the people of the world, and of course the creative philosopher of this myth.

Pursuit of hope

There is no desperate situation in the world, only those who are desperate. How admirable and inspiring people who can still pursue the flower of hope in despair!

After the end of the Second World War, the land in Germany was full of ruins. American sociologist Popno took a few followers to the field to see. They saw many German residents living in the basement. Later, Popno asked a question to the followers: "Do you think that a nation like this can still be revitalized?" "Difficult to say," the entourage replied casually.

"They can definitely!" Pope firmly corrected. “Why?” the entourage asked inexplicably. Pope looked at them and asked: "When you arrived at each household, you saw what was on their desk?" The followers said in unison: "A bottle of flowers!"

"That's right, any nation, in such a difficult situation, has not forgotten to love beauty, then it will be able to rebuild its home on the ruins."