One body....two souls..
Let me think back to the date that has changed my life forever. March 14, 1993 is the day that I will never forget. I think about that day a lot now. It was my second birth, with the same body but a different soul. A soul that would have been the same until I met one lady, Miss Hellen Kidder, my philosophy teacher. She changed my life forever with just one book called Win Friends. Like Nicholas Gage, my mentor is no one else but my teacher, a teacher who changed my life by changing my thoughts. Miss Marjorie Hurd changed Nicholas Gage's life in his story "The Teacher Who changed My Life." She was a teacher who gave him a new outlook in his war-ravaged, impoverished homeland.
"You need it the most," she answered. What was my real view of her this time? Was it rough in some way? Yes, it was. (204)" prepared him to explore his painful memories to his class fellows and later then to the whole nation. When I was about twelve, Miss Hellen Kidder loved to teach me philosophy. Hurd who encouraged him "to write about what happened to his family in Greece. Her open-mindedness towards the judgment of people of all kinds, race, and religion and their stereotypes fascinated me. I have been looking for this book since I met you. "But why me? How come not for everyone?" I questioned. Books such as The Art of War, The Warrior Within, and Confucianism seemed more like my learning. tereotyping is gossip about the world, gossip that makes us prejudge people before we ever lay eyes on them. I used to judge people by race, language, and by looks, which was shrinking my views of the world every second.
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