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One of the most beautiful  book to read is "Die Empty" by Todd Henry. The author was inspired and got this idea of writing ​​this book while attending a business meeting. When the director asked the audience: "Where is the richest land in the world?" One of the audience answered: "Oil-rich Gulf states." Another added: "Diamond mines in Africa." Then the director said: "No it is the cemetery. Yes, it is the richest land in the world, because millions of people have departed, "they have died" and they carried many valuable ideas that did not come to light and benefited others. It is all in the cemetery where they are buried." Inspired by this answer, Todd Henry wrote his book "Die empty." Where he did his best to motivate people to pour out their ideas and potential energies in their communities and turn them into something useful before it is too late. The most beautiful of what he said in his book is: ...

An enchanted village in the countryside Hunky-dory throughout the seasons Though Knuckling the hardships. Eagerly waiting to heal her dysphonia She is still awaiting an answer To rescue from her destitution. Exasperating and perplexed For the cutthroat of unscrupulous Petrifying for none trustworthy. Hoorah! there are few people like diamond Pull all the nighters for the dawn to come Yearning to arise high above in the sky. Unforgettable vibrant village Never attempt to fade away from us Gaze upon for thy descendants Isn't time for us to live in oneness? Oh yeah! hear thy voices A million hopes is yet to achieve it.

We were told that you never get something for nothing. But now, after a lifetime of work, I think that actually you can get a whole universe for free. The great mystery at the heart of the Big Bang is to explain how an entire, fantastically enormous universe of space and energy can materialise out of nothing. The secret lies in one of the strangest facts about our cosmos. The laws of physics demand the existence of something called ‘negative energy’. To help you get your head around this weird but crucial concept, let me draw on a simple analogy.  Imagine a man wants to build a hill on a flat piece of land. The hill will represent the universe. To make this hill he digs a hole in the ground and uses that soil to dig his hill. But of course he’s not just making a hill – he’s also making a hole, in effect a negative version of the hill. The stuff that was in the hole has now become the hill, so it all perfectly balances out. This is the principle behind what happened at the begi...