The inner world of a person exposition. OGE: arguments for the essay “What is the inner world of man? How to develop your inner world

Essay-reasoning in OGE format (15.3)

What is the inner world of a person

In my opinion, the inner world of a person is the sphere of a person’s spiritual life, which includes emotions, feelings, beliefs and aspirations, determined by the variety of connections between the individual and society. This concept gives me an overwhelming desire to look inside myself in search of the true meaning of my life.

Arguing this thesis, let us turn to the text of V.T. Shalamov. “...The sketchbook reflected the harsh inner world of the young artist,” writes the author. Indeed, the boy perceived the world like one big concentration camp. A touch of prison lies on each of his drawings, and, as you know, it is in drawings that children express their emotions, feelings, beliefs - everything that makes up their inner world.

Let's go back to the series works of art"Angelique" by brothers Anne and Serge Golon. The main character has a rich inner world, the leitmotif of which can be the phrase “thirst for love.” Indeed, Angelica strives to give love and be loved throughout her life. At the same time, she is characterized by spontaneity, increased emotionality, courage, kindness, faith in a better future and the desire for harmony. In the struggle for her happiness, she commits actions that characterize her as a passionate emotional nature, possessing a non-standard, vibrant inner world.

In our lives, every day we have to deal with someone else's inner world: colleagues, friends, fellow travelers, passers-by. Since all actions are determined by our inner world, we unwittingly initiate everyone who, one way or another, enters our lives into it. Thus, the inner world of a person is not subject to complete reflection and verbalization, but can be expressed through actions and emotions.

Strekolovskaya (Savina) N.I.

ORIGINAL TEXT

(1) It was an ordinary school drawing book, which I found in a heap of garbage. (2) All its pages were painted with paints, diligently, carefully and hardworking. (3) I turned over the paper, fragile in the frost, the frosty, bright and cold naive sheets.

(4) And I once drew - it was a long time ago - sitting next to a kerosene lamp on the dining table. (5) From the touch of the magic brushes, the dead hero of the fairy tale came to life, as if sprinkled with living water. (6) Watercolor paints that looked like women’s buttons were in a white tin box. (7) Ivan Tsarevich galloped through the spruce forest on the Gray Wolf. (8) The Christmas trees were smaller than the Gray Wolf. (9) Ivan Tsarevich sat astride the Wolf the way the Evenki ride deer, his heels almost touching the moss. (10) The smoke rose like a spring to the sky, and the birds, like crossed out ticks, were visible in the blue starry sky.

(11) And the more I remembered my childhood, the more clearly I understood that my childhood would not be repeated, that I would not meet even a shadow of it in someone else’s childish notebook.

(12) It was a formidable notebook - it amazed me.

(13) The northern city was made of wood, fences and walls of houses were painted with light ocher, and the young artist’s brush honestly repeated this yellow wherever the boy wanted to talk about street buildings, about the product of human hands.

(14) There were many, many fences in the notebook. (15) People and houses in almost every picture were fenced with smooth yellow fences entwined with black lines of barbed wire. (16) State-issue iron threads covered all the fences in the children’s notebook.

(17) People were standing near the fence. (18) They were neither peasants, nor workers, nor hunters - they were guards and sentries with rifles. (19) Rain booths-mushrooms, near which young artist placed guards and sentries, stood at the foot of huge guard towers, and soldiers walked on the towers, rifle barrels glittered.

(20) The notebook was small, but the boy managed to draw in it all the seasons of his hometown.

(21) Bright earth, monochromatic green, and blue-blue sky, fresh, clean and clear. (22) Sunsets and sunrises were solidly scarlet, and this, of course, was not a child’s inability to find halftones, color transitions, or reveal the secrets of chiaroscuro.

(23) The color combinations in the school notebook were a true image of the sky of the Far North, the colors of which are unusually pure

and are clear and have no halftones.

(24) And in the winter drawings the child did not stray from the truth. (25) The greenery has disappeared. (26) The trees were black and bare. (27) These were larches,

and not the pines and fir trees of my childhood.

(28) The northern hunt was underway; a toothy German shepherd was pulling on the leash that Ivan Tsarevich was holding in his hand. (29) He was wearing a military style hat with earflaps, a white sheepskin coat, felt boots and deep mittens - leggings, as they are called in the Far North. (30) A machine gun hung over Ivan Tsarevich’s shoulders. (31) Bare triangular trees were stuck in the snow.

(32) The child saw nothing, did not remember anything, except yellow houses, barbed wire, towers, shepherd dogs, guards with machine guns

and blue-blue sky. (33) This drawing book reflected the harsh inner world of the young artist.

(According to V.T. Shalamov)*

* * Shalamov Varlam Tikhonovich (1907–1982) - Russian Soviet writer, prose writer, poet.

(1) When do I
I was probably six years old, or six and a half, I had absolutely no idea who I was
I will be in this world eventually. (2) Then my appetite flared up to learn
the kind of artist who paints white stripes on the street asphalt for those racing
cars (3) Otherwise it seemed to me that it would be nice to become a brave traveler and
cross all the oceans on a fragile shuttle, eating only raw fish. (4)A
the next day I was already impatient to become a boxer, because I saw in
European boxing championship drawing on TV. (5) How they thrashed each other
- just some kind of horror! (6) And then they showed them training, and then they pounded
already a heavy leather “pear” - such an oblong heavy ball; on it
you have to hit with all your might, hit as hard as you can in order to develop strength in yourself
blow. (7) And I also decided to become the strongest person in the yard.

(8) I said
to dad:

- Dad,
buy me a punching bag! (9) I will train and become a boxer.

– (10) Nothing
“wasting money on nonsense,” dad answered. – (11) Train already
somehow without a pear.

(12) And he got dressed
and went to work. (13) And my mother immediately noticed that I was offended and tried
help me.

(14) She got it
from under the sofa a large wicker basket containing old toys, and
She took out a healthy teddy bear from it.

- (15) Here.
(16) Good bear, excellent. (17) Look how tight it is! (18) Why not a pear?
(19) Let's train as much as you like!

(20) I'm very
I was glad that my mother came up with such a great idea. (21) And I made the bear more comfortable on
sofa, so that it would be easier for me to train and develop punching power.

(22) He was sitting
in front of me is such a chocolate one, and he had different eyes: one of his own
- yellow glass, and the other large white one - from a sewn button from
pillowcases. (23) But it didn’t matter, because the bear was looking at me with its
with different eyes and raised both paws up, as if he was already giving up in advance...

(24) And suddenly I
I remembered how a long time ago I never parted with this bear for a minute, everywhere
dragged him along with him, and sat him at the table next to him for dinner, and to sleep him
laid him down and rocked him to sleep like a little brother, and whispered different tales to him
right into his velvety hard ears, and I loved him then, loved him with all my soul,
I would give my life for him then...

(25) And here he is
sitting on the couch now, my ex-best friend, a true friend childhood, and
I want to train my striking power against him...

– (26) What’s wrong
you? – Mom asked, opening the door.

(27) I didn’t know
What’s wrong with me, I raised my head to the ceiling so that the tears could not be seen, and said:

- I
changed his mind about being a boxer.
(According to V.Yu. Dragunsky)*

* Dragunsky Victor Yuzefovich(1913–1972)
- Russian Soviet writer, author of stories for children.

COMPOSITION

The inner world of a person is his spiritual world, consisting of feelings, emotions, thoughts, ideas about surrounding reality. There are people with a rich inner world, and there are people with a poor one. A person’s inner world can be judged by his actions. I will prove my words with specific examples.

Let us turn to the text by V.Yu. Dragunsky. The main character, a six-year-old boy, has, in my opinion, a rich inner world. His actions testify to this. When the boy's mother suggested that the boy use a forgotten childhood toy - a teddy bear - as a punching bag, the hero was happy at first, but then he remembered how he loved this bear, how he spent his time with him, as if with a little brother or friend. The flood of memories forced the boy to give up not only training, but also the desire to become a boxer. The hero's behavior indicates that he has a kind and devoted heart.

Masha Mironova, the heroine of A.S. Pushkin’s story “The Captain’s Daughter,” also has a rich inner world. This fragile and timid girl at first glance was able to overcome cowardice and indecision in herself for the sake of saving another person. When Masha learned that Pyotr Grinev was facing the death penalty, she fearlessly went to the queen herself in order to save her lover. A person with a poor inner world would not dare to do such an act.

Thus, in order to find out what a person’s inner world is, you need to pay attention to his behavior in a given situation. (212 words)

The inner world is a set of life goals, plans, desires, hobbies, interests, principles, personal views on the world. It is often hidden from other people, representing something intimate, secret, known directly to the individual himself. The proof of my position can be easily proven based on examples from literature and life experience.

People use the term “inner world” to characterize someone in terms of erudition and general attitude to the world and interests. We often say: “Your inner world is so rich, it’s very interesting to communicate with you and it’s easy to find a topic for conversation!” People assume that behind this “wealth” is hidden continuous work on oneself, as well as high level spirituality, intelligence.

According to the school curriculum, we study one of the most famous works era of sentimentalism, written by N. M. Karamzin - “Poor Liza.” The main character is an example of a person with a rich inner world hidden from people. She often thinks about various situations, is a very emotional and sensitive person, but hides her feelings due to various factors. Lisa sincerely loves Erast and, unable to survive his betrayal, kills herself. Often we do not see the wealth of a person’s inner world, just as Erast did not see it in the poor girl. Lisa's actions and thoughts indicate her awareness of the value of love and fidelity, which are among the most important moral values.

In life, we often meet people whose inner world we are not able to fully reveal, but what we know about them is of great interest. One day I also met a man whose fantasy-created world was unusually multifaceted. She was like Alice from Lewis Carroll's book, with her own invented reality. Lera reads a lot and creates illustrations for what she reads. She is sensitive and impressionable, internally experiencing everything that happens, she writes stories filled with sincerity and kindness. Lera loves all living things, often helps those who need it, but even such bright people like her can be sad or angry. Few people know about the reasons for her negative feelings; she often hides them.

I think that the arguments I have given prove that I have correctly understood the meaning of the term “inner world”.

Option 2

There are no two absolutely identical people in the world. Each person is individual. What makes a person an individual? The uniqueness of a person depends, first of all, on his inner world. So what is the inner world of a person?

The inner world of a person is our thoughts, feelings, experiences, attitude towards something or someone.

A person’s behavior does not always reflect his inner world. We can adapt to certain life situations, perform actions not from the heart, but under the influence of circumstances. At the same time, what we actually think and feel is hidden only in our consciousness. Very often, it takes several years of life, and sometimes decades, to understand what kind of person he really is. A person reveals access to his inner world only to truly close people.

There are different opinions about the origin of the human inner world. Some argue that a person is already born with his own inner world, and throughout his life he only complements it. Others argue that inner peace is a reflection of a person’s spiritual development throughout life.

The basis of the inner world can be both universal human values and one’s own experience. A person does not always remain the same; throughout his life he develops and his inner world develops and fills with him.

We read books, go to theaters, cinema, travel, communicate with people and thereby fill our inner world. Our thoughts that arise when reading books, our feelings that we experience when watching plays, movies, the expansion of our worldview when traveling form and fill our inner world. And the more a person learns, the more educated and internally richer he becomes.

A person who truly has a rich inner world becomes truly free and happy man. It’s not only pleasant to talk to such a person, you want to be around such a person. By improving and enriching our inner world, we attract people to us.

Every day gives us the opportunity to learn something and change something in ourselves, to make our lives brighter and more colorful.

Essay on the topic What is the Inner World

There is a whole world inside a person! Of course, they are talking about thoughts and so on, and not about the body, although it is very complex. Man has developed his brain very much; a lot of things can fit in there!

From childhood we absorb knowledge, at school we also add information, create a system. We have many memories. They say that a person remembers everything! I mean, under hypnosis you can remember any little thing that you didn’t pay attention to.

There is also a thinking process in a person, the brain constantly analyzes and synthesizes everything... we just don’t realize this work, just as we don’t feel what processes are going on in the cells of the body.

A person also has his own beliefs. They may coincide with morality (beliefs of society), or they may not coincide...

There are also dreams and fantasies, desires. Some people want to go to the sea, and others to the mountains. A person can set goals, motivate and control himself. He can look at himself from the outside and choose what is best to do.
In fact, people are all very different, their content is also different. The perception of some things can be the opposite, which depends on experience and principles.

I heard about different people, they say, this one has a rich inner world, but that one does not. If one thinks only about food, watches TV, believes everything they say, doesn’t read, doesn’t have his own opinion, doesn’t create anything... In principle, he knows how to think, but he tries not to use his brain. It is clear that he seems to be covered with dust! And the other may think too much, worry, and have internal conversations. (At the same time, he remains normal, he simply imagines: “And I’ll tell him like this! And he’ll answer me like this, then I...” By the way, in reality, everything often turns out differently than you imagined, you get lost right away.”) So he thinks too much, his brain is overworked too.

And someone can come up with poetry or music. He has a special inner world that needs to be protected. Don’t interfere with the creative process, don’t allow bad things to happen.

A person’s inner world can be full of stupid fears, unfinished things (when he wanted something, started doing it, but gave up), jokes... anything!

The main thing is that the person feels comfortable. Some people have formulas in their heads, others have pictures... everything is needed in the world!
Mom sometimes asks me what's on my mind. But she's being a little kidding. In my inner world I have many stories about super heroes and courage. I really love comics and movies based on them.

But I think it's not so bad! And my mother loves the series “Kitchen”, I don’t laugh at her. Although I could.

Essay reasoning 4

From my point of view, the inner world of a person is his thoughts and feelings, his intellect, secrets, dreams, experiences, soul, fantasies. They are its components. Each person has a different inner world; the same ones simply do not exist. For some it is rich, for others it is poor. Signs of a person’s character, his behavior, actions, preferences, relationships with others - all this characterizes the inner world of a person. I will try to prove the validity of my point of view with examples from my life and reading experience.

There is a girl studying in a parallel class. They told me an unusual situation that recently happened in their class. During one of the drawing lessons, the teacher asked the students to draw something on free topic. The majority of the children drew their parents, their dacha, their pets, and so on. The teacher approached the girl, about whom the story is, in fact, and asked to see what she was drawing. After looking, the teacher showed her drawing to the whole class. However, no one understood what exactly was drawn there - some incomprehensible geometric figures. When asked what she drew, the girl did not answer anything. Since then, classmates and classmates have read it as quite strange. I don't agree with them in any way. She's not weird, she's very interesting person with a rich inner world. He is richer than the world of those guys who condemned her and laughed at her. I think so because her drawing was noticeably different from the drawings of her classmates.

When discussing the inner world of a person, I cannot help but cite the example of Willy Wonka from the film “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.” Willy Wonka is the creator of an unusual and magnificent chocolate factory. On its territory there are colorful chocolate and caramel trees, flowers and berries. An unusual chewing gum is produced here, after eating which a person acquires incredible stretching abilities. The factory workers are gnomes and other fairy-tale creatures. All this is the fruit of Willy Wonka’s rich imagination. All his thoughts, emotions, fantasies, feelings were embodied in the chic idea of a chocolate factory.

Thus, the inner world is what influences the actions and works of art of a person in the external, real world. That is why in our world there are many beautiful and extraordinary architectural structures, works of painting, music, sculpture and literature.

Sample 5

Every day we are surrounded by tens and hundreds of people. We meet new personalities and find like-minded people in some of them, while we eliminate others. What does this depend on? We find it pleasant and easy to communicate with people whose worldview coincides with ours. The inner world of a person plays one of the most important roles.

From childhood, our parents instill in us love for our neighbors and certain life values that shape our inner world. They explain to us how to treat people, how to behave in certain situations, how to react to something and how to make decisions. What is this for? The answer is simple: for happy life. Our parents want to be a worthy successor to their family, to be surrounded by true friends and people who will be there and lend a shoulder in any situation. But not every person can boast of having at least one friend. We find reasons in another person, but see nothing in ourselves. We love to utter such a loud phrase as: “The main thing in a person is the soul, not the appearance,” and later we contradict ourselves. Do you really want to know a person’s soul if appearance rejects you? Of course not. It’s like candy, we choose it based on its beautiful wrapper, and don’t unwrap each one to see what’s inside.

Each person's inner world is different. Every day we are influenced by many situations that radically change our view of things. We love, we miss, we get angry or we are happy, all this influences us. We must remember that our inner world is visible to the naked eye, so we need to be able to control our emotions so that those around us receive only positive emotions from us, which in turn will show that you are exactly the person with whom you want to communicate.

It is important to remember that in any situation, you must, first of all, remain human and not forget that you are surrounded by dozens and hundreds of people who may depend on you, and your task is to do everything to keep their lives safe. Listen, help them and show them that your inner world is versatile and worthy of being among an educated society.

9th grade 15.3 OGE

Analysis of the work The Shepherd and the Shepherdess by Astafieva

The work, classified by literary scholars as a genre of modern pastoral, is one of the writer’s largest works touching on military themes, depicted in a naturalistic way of describing reality

Larins in the novel Evgeniy Onegin by Pushkin (Larin family)

The Larins live in the village and lead a calm, measured life. This is a father, mother, two sisters. All we know about my father is that he died by the time the novel was written. In the past he was a military man

15.2 Write an argumentative essay. Explain how you understand the meaning of the text fragment: “ And now he’s sitting on the sofa, my former best friend, a true childhood friend, and I want to train my punching power against him...
- What happened to you? - Mom asked, opening the door. And I didn’t know what was wrong with me, I raised my head to the ceiling so that my tears wouldn’t be visible, and said:
“I changed my mind about being a boxer.”
In your essay, provide two arguments from the text you read that support your reasoning.
When giving examples, indicate the numbers of the required sentences or use citations.
The essay must be at least 70 words.
Write an essay carefully, legible handwriting.

THIS IS AN EXAMPLE FOR REFLECTION AND ANALYSIS. NOT A SAMPLE!

ESSAY 15.2
The fragment proposed for analysis says that for the sake of a friend, even a toy, the boy is ready to give up his cherished goal. Only a person with a kind and devoted heart is capable of such an act. I will try to confirm my words with examples from the text.
When the boy looked at the bear sitting on the sofa, he did not see in it a resemblance to a punching bag; on the contrary, it seemed to him that the bear was alive and did not want to be hit at all (sentence 23). I think at this moment the narrator was able to feel someone else's pain.
And sentence 24 says that the bear resurrected in the boy’s heart those forgotten feelings that the hero once felt for his toy: “... and I loved him then, I loved him with all my soul, I would give my life for him then. .." This suggests that the bear was more than a toy for the narrator.
I like the hero of the text by V.Yu. Dragunsky because friendship is a great value for him and that he is not capable of betrayal.

WHAT is the INNER WORLD of a person?
ESSAY 15/3
The inner world of a person is his spiritual world, consisting of feelings, emotions, thoughts, ideas about the surrounding reality. The inner world of each person is unique, it is reflected in his actions and attitude towards others. I will prove my words with specific examples.
Let us turn to the text by V.Yu. Dragunsky. The main character - a six-year-old boy - has, in my opinion, a rich inner world. His actions testify to this. When the boy's mother suggested that the boy use a forgotten childhood toy - a teddy bear - as a punching bag, the hero was happy at first, but then he remembered how he loved this bear, how he spent his time with him, as if with a little brother or friend. The flood of memories forced the boy to give up not only training, but also the desire to become a boxer. The hero's behavior suggests that he is a true friend and will never offend someone who is weaker than him.
Masha Mironova, the heroine of A.S. Pushkin’s story “The Captain’s Daughter,” also has a rich inner world. When the girl found out that Pyotr Grinev was facing the death penalty, she fearlessly went to the queen herself in order to save her lover. Masha was able to overcome cowardice and indecision in herself for the sake of saving another person. And this testifies to the girl’s spiritual wealth.
Thus, in order to find out what a person’s inner world is like, you need to pay attention to his behavior in a given situation.

(49 words) In Pushkin’s novel “Eugene Onegin,” Tatyana Larina is a girl with a rich inner world. She was brought up on quality literature, so she also hopes for a fateful meeting with the hero of “her novel.” Tatyana is thoughtful and silent, but her soul is painted with bright colors, which Evgeny himself notes, preferring her to the flighty and empty Olga.
(53 words) In Fonvizin’s comedy “The Minor,” Prostakova decides to marry her ignorant son Mitrofan to the heiress of Starodum’s wealth, Sophia. Unlike Mitrofan, the girl is prudent and virtuous. The character of the heroine clearly speaks of her inner world, saturated with true values. Therefore, in the finale she finds happiness, and the Prostakov family becomes as poor externally as internally.
(56 words) You can express your inner world in creativity, as Zhukovsky did when he wrote the elegy “The Sea.” The enchanted lyrical hero stands on the shore and admires the elements. It is in it that the soul of the poet is revealed: like everything on earth, the sea reaches to the sky, so the spirit of the true creator soars above vanity. This is one of deep secrets the very elements and man.
(65 words) A person’s inner world can be hidden in his experiences. In Karamzin's story "Poor Liza" main character lives by his feelings. Together with nature, the girl blossoms when she feels happy thanks to her beloved Erast. However, the chosen one leaves Lisa, which she cannot survive, and rushes into the water. For a girl, love and loyalty are sacred, this is evidence of the wealth of her soul, which her chosen one did not see in the peasant woman.
(54 words) A person’s outer world and the impulses of his soul can be completely different. The hero of Lermontov's poem "Mtsyri" lives in a monastery, and he himself dreams of freedom and a return to his homeland. His soul is revealed over three days during his escape. The meeting with the Georgian woman, the endless expanses and the battle with the leopard enriched the young man’s inner world, as whole life free.
(53 words) Sometimes the essence of a person manifests itself in situations when he is able to win something from the prevailing circumstances. This is how Khlestakov acts, main character Gogol's comedy "The Inspector General", when, having already become accustomed to the role of an inspector, he begins to take bribes. And the laziness and reluctance of officials to work completely reveals the inner world of those in power. Actions speak more about people than words and promises.
(56 words) Loyalty is the dignity of the inner world. Remembering Yaroslavna’s cry from the work “The Tale of Igor’s Campaign,” we imagine and admire the character of a Russian girl who is waiting for her husband, calling on nature to help him. Even without receiving news, she believes in the favor of fate and does not turn away from the difficulties and trials encountered on her life's path. The heroine's inner world is rich and harmonious.
(55 words) The ancient Greeks believed that each Olympian god had his own purpose and spiritual content. For example, Aphrodite is the goddess of love, and Hera is the patroness of marriage. Since a person should have an inner world, then, of course, the gods also have it, so people believed that each “Olympian” had his own character quality. For example, the god of trade Hermes is cunning and dexterous.
(52 words) The inner world can manifest itself not only in reality, but also in fantasies and dreams. Just like Lewis Carroll’s heroine from the fairy tale “Alice in Wonderland.” The girl meets unusual characters - the Cheshire Cat, the Caterpillar, the White Rabbit and others. Wonderland is the inner world of a child, which is so important for an adult to preserve.
(46 words) The eccentric confectioner Willy Wonka embodied his cherished dreams in Roald Dahl’s “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.” Wonka is an adult child, so his factory has become a real reflection of his inner secret world in reality. Having put his whole soul into creating the factory, confectioner Willy Wonka revealed his most attractive side to people.

Examples from life

(63 words) Inner peace can be expressed not only in character, but also in creativity. I admire the paintings of the Dutch artist Vincent Van Gogh; we can see parts of his soul, gracefully painted with brush strokes. Van Gogh was self-taught and took critics' reviews too seriously, although his self-expression met with many admirers. Seeing his “Boot”, we understand that the painter expressed fatigue and disappointment, and did not simply depict shoes.
(48 words) You can turn your soul inside out in musical language, as many artists do. It is no coincidence that the British rock group The Beatles made millions of people fall in love with themselves and their songs. Not only the form, but also the content of the tracks was a great success. The musicians opened up their inner world to the listeners, which is why they were so warmly received by the public.
(44 words) Walt Disney not only shared his talent in cartoons, but also brought his ideas to life. Disney has delighted billions of children and adults with the embodiment of their fantasies, giving the world fairy-tale characters brought to life in an amusement park. Walt Disney's inner world turned upside down real world each of us.
(54 words) When I first meet people, for example, I don’t open up to them right away. At first they only see appearances, but over time, when I begin to share my impressions, stories, interests, they notice my personality. Only by trusting close people will I reveal my secrets to them and, thereby, invite them to visit my inner world, like an amusement park.
(59 words) Not long ago I met a girl who told me that when she reads a poem or any other text, periodically she imagines what color is inherent in each letter. She sees the letter “A” only in black, and the letter “I”, for example, exclusively in red. Having opened the door to her imagination a little, I realized that this person has a rich inner world.
(50 words) Many people gave names to their toys in childhood. What is this if not our own inner world? By comparing a separate group of toys, we imagined them as a family, arranged meetings for them and made their plans for life. Our imagination is our inner world, therefore, from a very early age, any person is interested in his soul.
(65 words) Dreams are an integral part of a person’s inner world. One girl told me that she wanted to learn to sing and dance. As a child, her stage was her room, her microphone was her hairbrush, and her audience was her reflection in the mirror. Over time, she decided that it was time to get serious about what she loved. Now she is engaged in singing and dancing and is glad that she did not leave a piece of her world in her room, but tried to realize it.
(65 words) My dad said that since childhood he imagined a certain image of his beloved: his wife should be interested in the same things that he himself is. At the history department, he met my mother and immediately fell in love. Dad realized that she was the same girl from the world he had imagined. Only he was lucky to meet her in real life. So you don’t need to be afraid of your inner “I,” you need to give it the will to open up.
(44 words) Dreams are the most important element of a person’s inner world. I remember I dreamed that back side The moon was covered in white chocolate, and next to it was a deep lake of light green color. Then, of course, I learned the truth, but my fictitious stories about a specific location remained a bright fantastic canvas in my inner world.
(59 words) One boy told me how he loved comics. He was seriously interested in many characters: he studied history, the abilities of each of them, and as a child he sincerely believed that only they were capable of miracles. The boy couldn’t imagine his world without superheroes, so he decided to become one in real life - to help people. Sometimes our inner essence grows into a calling; we just need to give it a voice.