All houses have heard the sounds of the alley - 2003-06-02. The insight and ability of humans lie in their capacity to analyze and endure events through their perception of the external and internal selves. Some believe that the angel and devil within us obey us, and our reactions depend directly on the permission we give for the expression and intervention of our angel or devil. Sister Emmanuel, an 84-year-old French woman who spent her days and nights helping the poor in the slums of Egypt until just four years ago, returned to France only at the insistence of doctors. She says to feed your soul as much as you can. The food for the soul is silence and patience.
All Houses Have Heard the Sounds of the Alley - 2003-06-02
The article discusses the philosophical perspective on human nature, emphasizing the internal struggle between good and evil. It features Sister Emmanuel, an elderly French woman who dedicated her life to helping the poor in Egypt, advocating for nurturing the soul through silence and patience. This reflects broader themes of morality and human resilience.
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📰 What Happened
The article reflects on the philosophical struggle between good and evil within humans, using Sister Emmanuel's life story as a backdrop for discussing the importance of nurturing the soul through silence and patience.
- Sister Emmanuel is an 84-year-old French woman who dedicated her life to aiding the poor in Egypt.
- The article emphasizes the internal moral struggle and the need for self-reflection and patience.
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📚 Background
The article discusses the philosophical aspects of human nature, particularly the internal conflict between good and evil, which is a universal theme relevant to many cultures, including Iranian society.
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