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2 giorni fa · I migliori libri di Henry David Thoreau, consulta su QLibri le principali opere con le trame e le recensioni dei lettori con commenti su stile, contenuti e piacevolezza.
4 giorni fa · Nel luglio 1845, Henry Thoreau lasciava la sua cittadina natale per andare a vivere in una capanna nei boschi del vicino lago di Walden. Il suo voleva essere un esperimento, che assumeva però risvolti politici e sociali insieme: era una scelta di "disobbedienza civile" verso una società di cui non condivideva gli ideali mercantili.
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2 giorni fa · Tweet. " Datemi la verità, invece che amore, danaro o fama. Sedetti a una tavola imbandita di cibo ricco, vino abbondante e servi ossequiosi, ma alla quale mancavano la sincerità e la verità; partii affamato da quel desco inospitale. L'ospitalità era fredda come i gelati.
2 giorni fa · Henry David Thoreau was a poet and surveyor, a measurer of the land. Omar was supposed to have focused his attention on the heavens, and Henry on the terrain. But in addition to strong mathematical minds, they both had profound poetical spirits, the one reinforcing the other. Living in a cabin near Walden Pond, Thoreau gazed upon the sky and asked:
4 giorni fa · In a world of constant noise and influence, what does it mean to live intentionally? What does it mean to be successful? In this video, we explore the importance of simplicity and the philosophy of Henry David Thoreau in an attempt to answer these questions. Pursuit of Wonder books available here:
The Passion of The Truth. Rather than love, than money, than fame, give me the truth. ~ Henry David Thoreau. In the hushed antechamber of silence, where shadows writhe and whispers coalesce, Truth was born. Not with a cry, but a gentle sigh, a flicker of understanding in the void. It was a virgin birth, unsullied by dogma or preconception, a ...
4 giorni fa · Henry David Thoreau > Quotes > Quotable Quote. (?) “Happiness is like a butterfly, the more you chase it, the more it will evade you, but if you notice the other things around you, it will gently come and sit on your shoulder.” ― Henry David Thoreau. Read more quotes from Henry David Thoreau. Share this quote: Like Quote. Recommend to friends.
