Past and Present Life

Hugh Brody, on the other side of the Garden of Eden, explains the lives of the Inuit village in the Arctic Circle in detail. There are several things in this group that are different from the others. An interesting thing about this group is that children can cite their deceased grandparents. In the example of selection, it shows a woman's baby named after the deceased's grandmother. As she is named after her grandmother, the child is considered to have her spirit, she is both a child and an old man.

There is no doubt that many aspects of life differ greatly between the past and the present. And this difference brought about the development of civilization and change of lifestyle and form. Some people think that this difference is positive, but others think that it is necessary to return to societies lacking in modern life and values ​​of that custom. People's lives are difficult and difficult in many ways, because the ancient life lacks the technical tools that modern humans know. During the trip, people use camels to travel from one country to another, and at home they use simple primitive tools to light the food. . In today's world, people compete for technology in all aspects of private life and public life. In the people's homes, there are most tools to save people time, energy and money, making people more livable, away from difficulties and fatigue.

The most time-friendly view of happiness is the positive direction of the past. Past active individuals have the highest self esteem and are satisfied with past and present lives. But even with this very positive view, avoiding overstoring, attention and change, opening the way for new experiences and culture, maintaining the present situation, even if it does not suit one's best interest, Including trying to apply. Solving new problems

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