Sorry, Carol and Daryl, I did actually enjoy this one.

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Sorry, Carol and Daryl, I did actually enjoy this one.

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Community building through reading
     Reading is communication. Through written word, we can view the world through an infinite number of perspective look-outs, and experience our own lives through the lenses of others. Toni Morrison calls this the âDancing mindâ engaging with another âdancing mindâ and that we must all strive towards securing the peace in which the dance is not hindered. Writing is â[offering] the fruits ofâŠimaginative intelligence to another without the fear of anything more deadly than disdainâ(The Dancing Mind), and as such, must be fought for in all places where intelligence can be cultivated.
     For me, reading is a form of communication intake closest to true communication, which would be the transfer of a thought or idea without the need to utter a sound or correlate a piece of black characters on a white field into meaning. By reading, we experience our minds thoroughfares, the myriad ways that an idea travels by, and all the intersecting pathways on which the content is carried create a multi-dimensional representation of the idea, a sort of mind-map that is unique within each of us, wherein reason and wisdom are the compasses used to properly navigate. The more experienced navigator constantly strives to expand his map, to view world after world of possibility with which they can create passages to other minds, other maps, and interweave thoughts and ideas into a net so vast and complete that the term global citizen will be obsolete, but we would all be cosmopolitans (which, lets face it, has a MUCH better ring to it anyhow).
    As the video âWhat is Literature for?â points out, reading is a safe vessel in which we can experience lifetimes of emotions and events, and as such, each book is a new piece of the mind-map we all have been creating since our first memory. Each book serves as a new voyage, and there is never an identical trip to be made. Try reading a book you were assigned in middle school or high school YEARS after you were graded on your first go around, and see if you come across the same ideas again. Everything we intake changes the landscape of our minds, making a re-read of a book a new experience every iteration, which is why I encourage everyone to go back and read books, not as assignments, but as a means to further expand their mind-maps, their psycho-topographical skills constantly improving as a result.
    The argument can be made that movies, music, art, food, and any other form of communication are as valuable as reading, and in the reflection involved post-intake (after watching, listening, eating, etc.) this may be true. I believe that the act of reading is unique, in that through the words on a page, our minds actually visualize the worlds being created, we donât just SEE the gunslinger shoot the thief, but we pull the trigger; we donât just hear the symphony from our seats, we navigate the music-sheets. While the thoughts that are created after watching a movie can interact and be used to create new ideas, they are no-where near as unique as the self-induced hallucinations that occur when one is truly enraptured by a dancing mind.
    The drive to want to communicate is what makes us human, but the drive to want to create and cultivate wisdom through communication, that is philosophy. Sure, we can open up another Buzzfeed article about how Kanye called himself the most important figure since Einstein and agree, disagree, like or share, but I ask, why? Why should we riddle our maps with man-made-garbage-islands, when there is a paradise of infinite wisdom waiting for us behind the literature of the worldâs greatest minds?
Why read?
Why read?
âCha Loi ah! Cha Loi ah! Thereâs customers in the front.â
Yes. You got it right. My name is Im Cha Loi. I am from a wealthy family because my family run a very famous takoyaki restaurant. You must think that I am that lucky,right? So,why bother study when you can have all that you wish in a palm of your hand.
Once upon a time, it didnât occur to me that day like this would happen. Â I was walking down the street,planning to hang out with my rascal friends when I received a call that my parents were involved in a car accident. Their Vios was smashed by a truck. I was crushed and devastated. I didnât know what to do. I canât bear losing them. No,I just canât. I have too many sins to them. It didnât take me long to speed my way to the hospital.
However, I lost them. I profusely gasping for air. I couldnât breatheâŠ
--2 months laterâ
I received my parentâs will. As the only heir of the family, I was asked to run their business. As I said,I used to think that studying is not important for a wealthy person like me. Therefore,I never bother with studying,let alone reading anything. Then,it strucked me. Why am I so foolish before? How can I continue our family legacy in the business industry if I donât even know how to read things or write things? I resent myself but I know things wonât change.
Nevertheless,I made a bold decision to start over my High school. If I was being bullied somehow,I shall not care because I deserve this. Atleast Iâm doing the right thing now. Thatâs what my parents would have wanted too. I started reading and studying since then onwards. I wanna make my parents proud of me. I wish they can see me excel too but itâs alright. I know theyâre always here watching over me.
The moral of the story is that being illiterate is the worst thing can ever occur in anyoneâs life. Not only you can be fool easily,but you canât also do most things in life. So,start reading and if you canât,learn how before itâs too late. Donât become the worst of yourself. Knowing how to read is a bless and you wonât regret it,ever.
-H.N