We are witnesses to the times we live in. We are responsible for the times we live in. The weakest writing is stronger than the strongest memory. Experience is Knowledge. It's not said for nothing: "Words fly away, but writing remains."
Nureddin Topçu, one of the stars of our intellectual world, says, “Every book written serves language and religion,” and makes the following observation: Three things are necessary for purification: 1- Asking for forgiveness, 2- Chatting with a friend, 3- Writing.
Mahatma Gandhi, who was brought up by Indian wisdom, said, “You can snatch a person or a piece of information from the hands of death by writing it down!”
We had to write. We had to write down our thoughts, our feelings, what we read, what we saw, our impressions.
This work came into being thanks to the diary keeping habit I acquired during my university years.
We had teachers and friends whose ideas, advice, and counsel influenced us. They said, "Religion is advice," and we said, "Thank you." They said, "The wisest person is the one who consults and consults the most," and we said, "Congratulations."
With "Those Who Live in the Heart," we present a collection of these people of the heart. Although some have physically departed this world, they still live in our hearts.
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