The Noblest Art Is That Of Making Others Happy นิยาย & เรื่องราว

She asked with a slight chuckle, but he shook his head and said, “It's the way you care about others. You put everyone's needs before yours. That is such a selfless act I've barely come across in any human before. I've watched you constantly go out of your way to help others, I've watched you push yourself to the very limit just to make sure other people are happy. As much as I admire this trait, I also feel it's also your weakness. You prioritize others' happiness and ignore yours, you allow other people to define your happiness for you. But you have every right to be happy, with or without anyone else. You shouldn't need other people's approval before you can be happy and you can't make ev

What actions are most excellent? To gladden the hearts of human beings, to feed the hungry, to help the afflicted, to lighten the sorrow of the sorrowful, and to remove the sufferings of the injured. - prophet Muhammad sallallahu alaihi wasallam ( peace be upon him) If you haven't prayed your Salah then please pray this book can wait but your Salah can't Happy reading Meerab p.o.v Finally setting out everything I lean back on my chair cracking my fingers .

Liza laughed again and this time, her laughter sounded free and unrestrained. Liza: You probably say this to all the tourist you take on guided tours. Tour guide: Guilty as charged but then, not all of them ask to be happy. She laughed again. Tour guide: See, you are happy already. He looked at her oddly. Tour guide: Sometimes to be happy, you should appreciate a gift not the intent and also try to stop worrying about how exclusive it is. Look out Miss, the best things in life are not exclusive at all. . . The bright beautiful sun, the air we breathe. They are for both the old, the young, the rich and poor, the loved and the unloved but only the truly happy reallt see them.

, he replied with his eyes fixed on the road. "What's necessary to do that work when you clearly know it includes suffering." "If it won't, then life won't be fun. A little suffering is a must to enjoy the taste of happiness later. It will vanish in front of the result you get in the end. The only thing that matters is your heart. Anyone can make you smile but not everything can make you happy. It makes me happy to help my people and the expressions when I get to see on their faces in the end, it gives me strength to take on thousands of sufferings and I feel it's worth it."

Aidan smiled at Edison as he said, “You’re so considerate, Edison. But this painting is priceless, I don’t dare to take it, you should just keep it for yourself!” Edison smiled and replied, “Grandpa, heroes deserve powerful swords whereas refined scholars deserve famous paintings. You are indeed a truly refined scholar, Grandpa, just look at how many disciples you have! If I were to keep The Landscape, that would just lower its worth. However, it’s definitely a match for you!” “Haha, what a great speech. Mr. Bardot, with such a grandson-in-law, what more could you ask for? Since this is his token of appreciation to you, you should just accept it, Mr. Bardot!”

said Arsya then passed away leaving Anjani who still smiled happily. For Arsya, to make Anjani is easy because Anjani is often happy with simple things. Because for Anjani, happiness does not have to be done in an expensive way. One thing Arsya always remembers is Anjani's words. Smile to be happy, not happy to smile. Yes, the woman is indeed so generous and grateful.

“In the eighth paragraph, you used ordinary words to describe how uniquely special you are. You wrote, ‘the best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched.’ Mad, you’re too good for them. They don’t deserve you. Isn’t that obvious?” “Those were Helen Keller’s words. I borrowed them for the project,” she pouts quietly. “Fuck it, what matters is that you believed it. You are the most captivating luxury in this life. What does it matter if you’re not perceptible to the eyes of the undeserving? Luxury isn’t meager, so it’s not meant for the inferior. God, no hand is qualifiedly noble—hell, honorable enough—to touch you.” I will protect her to my last breath if I have

"But that generation matters. Children will be born. Love will grow. Art will be created. Life will be lived. That's what we're fighting for. Not eternal peace. Just enough peace to make existence beautiful." Rowan took my hand. "Then we make it count. Every year. Every day." I nodded. Looked at the six Unmakers who'd chosen coexistence. "Thank you," I said. "For listening. For learning. For choosing something new instead of defaulting to what you've always known." "Thank you for showing us joy," one replied. "For proving chaos can create beauty. We will remember. And when the war comes, some of us may fight beside you instead of against you."

“…want you to be a part of it.” Evelyn turned away, gazing at the small lake in front of them. “Why me?” Haruki gave a faint smile. “Because no one understands rising from ruins better than you.” Evelyn let out a dry, bitter laugh—more breath than sound. “That’s not an accomplishment, Haruki. It’s just… wounds polished so they don’t gape.” “And that’s exactly where the beauty lies.” Haruki leaned back against the bench, his fingers fidgeting on the armrest. “You once said art is a reflection of the heart. Then your heart deserves to be seen.”

“What brings you joy beyond the fight for justice?” A slow smile spread across his face, transforming him from a fierce rebel to a gentle artist. “Sunsets that paint the sky in a kaleidoscope of colors,” he mused, gazing into the distance. “The sound of rain drumming on a rooftop window. The way a brushstroke captures the perfect shade of lavender.” His response surprised me, etching a new facet of his personality onto the image I held in my mind. He wasn’t just driven by ideals; he possessed a deep appreciation for beauty in its simplest forms.