Prologue _Writing sentences that give dreams with heart

Chapter 1: Sentences of Enlightenment That Will Give You Wisdom for Life

Look closely at everything | Become the owner of your possessions | A meaningful life | If you want to have good relationships with others | If you can live like a tree | The joy of knowing how to give | A fulfilling life | Cherish your relationships | Don't go beyond the limit | The best way to communicate is to listen | To bestow virtue means | How to make yourself valuable | The definition of life | Reading is timeless | Complete understanding | A being who lives miracles | The value of life | To make human nature clear and fragrant | What you want to do is a dream in itself | Be silent sometimes | To live a simple life means | The brakes of life | Don't lose your first heart | Who you are with is important | The beginning is important | Beware of the rust of life | There is no retirement age in life | Have time for yourself | Your work makes you | Live your life proactively | A life of dignity | The first step is important | Look broadly, big, and deeply | Take pride in what you do | The vessel of the person | Three-dimensional thinking | Lighten the burden on your heart | Life and work are like cars | Throw away everything that hinders growth | Check yourself occasionally | A fragrant flower of a person | Don't let your head rust | The poor in spirit | The law of filling | He who rules over desire | Even a single flower has a reason for existing

Chapter 2: Sentences that Strengthen Faith, Belief, and the Heart

Winner of life | How to make your own flower bloom | No matter how hard and difficult it is | Don't be ruled by fate, but master your fate | Believe in yourself and rely on yourself | There is no glory without pain | The meaning of hardship | What it means to live a solid life | Your life is only yours | Even if it's hard, it's my life, even if it's sad, it's my life | Don't try to grab what you want easily | Change up your life | At the edge of a cliff | The alchemy of life | There is nothing that is not a challenge | The true meaning of trials and tribulations | A shining life

Chapter 3: Words of Wisdom That Will Build Your Courage and Strength

The wise and the foolish | Be honest with your own abilities | Life itself is enlightenment | A one-time life diary | A life of principles | A saint and a commoner | Good deeds beget good deeds, and evil deeds beget evil deeds | Good times and bad times | Don't look at the surface, look deep | People like a river | Be prepared for hope to come | A warm word | What it means to make someone happy | The light of life and a glass of water | A tree with strong roots | See the strengths of others | How not to be trapped by human bondage | People like a fully loaded cart | How to live a true life | Plug your thoughts into the 'Yes' cord | The wise and the ignorant | The virtue of moderation | Deepen your life | The wall of darkness | The art of a beautiful life | Soil | Eyes | The owner of your thoughts | A bowl of rice | Living with gratitude | Dignity | Being free from the temptation of overflowing | The Bible of life | The power of prayer | The marshmallow of life | Speaking pleasantly | Your own star | Trusting each other | The way of the world | The delight of reading | Letting go of attachments, which are mental byproducts | There is no secret to overcoming the truth | Divine vitality | A person who does not build walls between people | You cannot achieve what you want overnight | Everything starts from one | The most fearsome enemy | What you must do as life deepens | Have your own philosophy | Be grateful for everything | A being like a mirror | It matters what kind of thoughts you see through | Do not get trapped in the graveyard of words

Chapter 4: Life Sentences of Reflection that Build Vocabulary and Literacy

Inaction and artificiality | The wisdom of humility | The only school | A person with a human touch | Filling by abandoning | The necessity of organizing human relationships | Having one's own voice | Become a true human being rather than a perfect human being | Look only at things that are good to look at | Winter rain, lonely and plain | If you want to reap well, plant well | Live as you think | There is no result without action | A kind person has no enemies | How to be reborn with a shining life | Books and life | Not being bound by worries | Becoming intelligent | The mirror of ugliness | Everyone is the sculptor of their own life | Flowers bloom even after a harsh winter | Pain is also a guest in life | Courage and fear always coexist | An optimist overcomes any shaking | Heaven and hell | Wisdom and knowledge | The age of the body, the age of inspiration | Life is not a possession

Chapter 5: Famous quotes and famous sentences that awaken and change me

The road not walked | Your love | What is success | Youth | Beware of material greed | Turtle dove | Even if life deceives you | If I | First love | The truth is not beautifully decorated | Become a person who enjoys | How to control your mind and make it right | Beware of others' actions, but refrain from over-examining them | Give your all to even small things | The fundamental force that allows you to live | The purpose of life is endless progress | The strong and the weak | Go toward the path where the path to take is clearly visible | Do it anyway | Human dignity | Our mission | People and money

Chapter 6: Blue Lyrics and Love Phrases that Deliver Love and Happiness

Rain | What makes humans different from God | The most beautiful language | Courtesy of love | Be more grateful and live more happily | The law of love | Life and time spent loving | Love without regrets | The happiness of sharing | Create your own happiness | Long-lasting happiness | A day of casual happiness | Be happy as much as you see beautiful things | The happiness that life gives us | Happiness is by your side | A beautiful windy day | Scenery

I refine myself every day by copying beautiful sentences.
Life Quotes to Improve Vocabulary, Expressive Power, Literacy, and Writing Skills

First, if you write down what you read, you can remember it accurately for a long time.
Second, it is a great help in forming my own thoughts.
Third, you can empathize with the author's thoughts, reach his heart, and deeply sympathize with and appreciate the text.
Fourth, it is very helpful in developing vocabulary, expressive skills, literacy, and writing skills.

Transcription is an act of uniting myself with the sentence.
So, even if it is difficult, you can see satisfactory results as much as you put in the effort.


This book is organized into six chapters to maximize the attractive effects of transcription: 'Sentences of enlightenment that cultivate life wisdom', 'Sentences that strengthen belief, faith, and the mind', 'Sentences of wisdom that cultivate ideals and courage', 'Sentences of life that foster vocabulary and literacy', 'Quotes and famous sentences that awaken and change me', and 'Sentences of blue lyricism and love that convey love and happiness'.

Let's feel one with the text by copying and savoring the precious sentences in this book every day.
Let's refine ourselves every day by experiencing a warm and deep emotion that is significantly different from what we experience when we just read.