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After thirty years of  existence, I have finally discovered my profound sensitivity.
For so long, I considered myself a stranger in this world, almost as if I were  an alien.
To my surprise, I realized that millions share this trait, and it is not a flaw  at all.
On the contrary, I have uncovered strengths within myself, strengths I once  believed were weaknesses.
I used to think of myself as an overly sensitive soul, quick to feel hurt,  anger, sorrow, and deep emotion.  I thought I was unique spending in endless hours reflecting on words or actions  that wounded me, magnifying the simplest matters until they became mountains in  my mind.

But then, I discovered  thousands like me—individuals with breathing sensitivity.
Suddenly, I saw myself as extraordinary.
I am like a radar, able to sense far deeper and wider than ordinary people. This allows me to empathize deeply, to truly feel what others feel, and to  bring comfort to those around me.
Some say I possess strong intuition, what is sometimes called the "sixth  sense."

It is clear now why I am  drawn to nature and all things beautiful.
My spirit finds multiplied joy in every glimpse of beauty.
A glass of water, to me, is more than mere refreshment; it is a divine  masterpiece.
My tender soul longs to be surrounded by trees, sparkling brooks, and birds  singing in the dawn.
While others gaze at the ground, I look up at the sky and the drifting clouds.
I cherish the gentle patter of rain and adore the scent of the earth after it  has been kissed by water.

Yes, I am a sensitive  person, so what?
My acute sensitivity has led me to make mistakes, but more importantly, it has  taught me valuable lessons.
Those who share this trait are often artists, philosophers, and thinkers.
I love books; I find delight in reading, in the magic of films, and in stories  that spark my boundless imagination.  Indeed, my imagination knows no limits.

This sensitivity is a  blessing, dear friend.  It prevents me from hurting others.
I respect my neighbors, feel compassion for those in need, and always seek to  lend a helping hand.  I simply cannot witness suffering without responding with mercy.

Now, I truly know  myself.  I accept who I am and strive to live in harmony with my nature, always working  to grow and improve.
I am, indeed, a sensitive person.

#Taha

 I was walking in the dark, returning  from my uncle's house near ours, accompanied by my little brother. Suddenly, I  saw lights flashing here and there and then fading away. Then I saw shadows  dancing on the road. There were ghosts whistling, trying to scare me. I felt  intense fear that rooted me to the spot. My little brother is five years old  and I am six years older than him. I am his older brother and supposed to  protect him, not make him afraid. He stood frozen like me.

I closed my eyes and tried to gather  myself and summon my courage. I have an old fear of the dark, but I have always  myself during the day to think that everything trained that frightens me at  night is just an illusion. I opened my eyes and resumed walking, and soon it
became clear that those flashing lights were car headlights driving on the  street below ours. The dancing shadows were actually tree shadows moving due to  the whistling wind, and the ghosts were just figments of my imagination.

I found a method that I will repeat  whenever these illusions visit me. We all have fears, but we must summon our  courage at the right moment.

#Taha

Knowing  yourself is crucial. Having a brilliant idea and a great purpose is good. Being  patient and persistent until that idea becomes a reality is excellent.

 Without  persistence and discipline, nothing is accomplished. I have learned from my experience that you can be a genius and still achieve nothing. Persistence is the common factor among successful people.

 Persistence  means continuous work toward a goal. Be disciplined, be persistent, and keep up  the good work.

Good job!

Vocabulary: 

Knowing:  awareness or understanding of oneself or facts.

Crucial:  extremely important or necessary.

Brilliant:  very bright or intelligent; excellent.

Purpose:  the reason for which something is done; a goal or intention.

Patient:  able to wait calmly without frustration.

Persistent:  ​​​​continuing firmly despite difficulties or delay.

Reality:  the state of things as they actually exist.

Discipline:  training oneself to follow rules or maintain order.

Accomplished:  successfully completed or achieved.

Experience: practical contact or observation of events or facts.

#Taha