Morrie and Mitch discuss emotions, aging, money, love, marriage, and life's meaning over their final meetings. Morrie teaches that people should fully experience their emotions, find purpose through community service rather than materialism, and make love and human connection primary priorities in life. He believes these lessons can help people find fulfillment and not fear death.
Morrie and Mitch discuss emotions, aging, money, love, marriage, and life's meaning over their final meetings. Morrie teaches that people should fully experience their emotions, find purpose through community service rather than materialism, and make love and human connection primary priorities in life. He believes these lessons can help people find fulfillment and not fear death.
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Morrie and Mitch discuss emotions, aging, money, love, marriage, and life's meaning over their final meetings. Morrie teaches that people should fully experience their emotions, find purpose through community service rather than materialism, and make love and human connection primary priorities in life. He believes these lessons can help people find fulfillment and not fear death.
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Endah Alvian (0811113012) Herry Nugraha (0811113101) M. Syaifulloh (0811113125) The Sixth Tuesdays We Talk About Emotions • Everyone have to learn to detach • Don’t cling to things, because everything is immortal. (page: 103, par:5) • To know what we really feel, we have to throwing ourselves into the emotions, and allowing ourselves to dive in (page 104,line:7). The Professor, Part Two • Wealth did not buy us happiness or contentment (page: 111, par:1) • Morrie is the best teacher that the students have ever had because he can understand what his students wants are. The Seventh Tuesday We Talk About the Fear of Aging
• Asking people first before we ask
someone to do something (page: 115, line: 8). • Forget what the culture says. I have ignored the culture much of my life. I’m not going to be ashamed. What’s the big deal. (page: 116, line: 2). • Actually we all need human touch (page: 116, par: 3) • Aging is not just decay. It’s growth. We will understand we are going to die and that we live better life because of it. (page: 118, par: 2). • Lives that haven’t found meaning make us want to go back. But if you have found meaning in your life you don’t want to go back. You want to go forward. (page: 118, par: 4). The Eighth Tuesday We Talk About Money • We’ve got a form of brainwashing by hearing something repeated over and over. Owning things is good, more money is good, more property is good, more commercialism is good, more is good. (page: 124, last par.). • People always wanting to gobble up something new. (page: 125, par: 2). • We can’t substitute material things for love of for gentleness tenderness or for a sense of comradeship (page: 125, par: 3). • Something that make us satisfied is offering others what we have to give (page: 126, par: 4). • A meaningful life is devote yourself to loving others, devote yourself to your community around you, and devote yourself to creating something that gives you purpose and meaning. (page: 127, par: 3). • AN open heart will allow you to float equally between everyone (page: 128, first line). The Ninth Tuesday We Talk About How Love Goes On • Love is how you stay alive, even after you are gone (page: 133, last par). • “I believe in being fully present,” Morrie said It means you should be with the person you are with (page: 135, last par). • Everyone is in such hurry because they haven’t found meaning in their lives (page: 136, par: 3). The Tenth Tuesdays We Talk About Marriage • It’s important to find a loving relationship with someone because so much of the culture does not give you that. (page: 148, par: 1) • Loved one is so important. (page: 148, par:2) • By marriage, you’ll find out who you are, who the other person is, and how you accommodate or don’t. (page: 149, line: 4) • Rules about love and marriage: if you don’t respect the other person, you’re gonna have a lot of trouble. And If you don’t have a common set of value in life, you’re gonna have a lot of trouble. Your values must be alike. • The biggest of the values is your belief in the importance of your marriage. (page 149, par: 4) • Marriage is a very important thing to do, and you’re missing a hell of a lot if you don’t try it. (page: 149, par: 4) • Thank you