He was born in thr year 1879 in the germany .Her father was a saleman .He was in childhood very special and He spoke very late .He was very simple in life and He always wore old cloth .
He played violon becuase he learned it in his chilhood
He took diploma in 1896 .He alwaya took the best mark in the mathematics and phisycs and always he took the worth mark in history and geography.
He wrote many letters for mr borogerdy in Iran about eslam.He understood eslam in his life end and he said that quran is God book and reality but I wish understood it in my youth !!!
He died in 1955 .
BY HAMED
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Sabber's letter to Sue
Hi Sue
I hope you are fine. When I say: There are many rabbits in a small village,
in fact I don't mean exactly those rabbits are in a village, rather I mean
the village's surrounding forests.
When I was in that village , I saw five big rabbits just in one day, so it is
very surprising.
Finally I want to say that your letter was very great and I learned many
things and I don't know the story of the tower of Babol.
I wish you the best.
SABBER
I hope you are fine. When I say: There are many rabbits in a small village,
in fact I don't mean exactly those rabbits are in a village, rather I mean
the village's surrounding forests.
When I was in that village , I saw five big rabbits just in one day, so it is
very surprising.
Finally I want to say that your letter was very great and I learned many
things and I don't know the story of the tower of Babol.
I wish you the best.
SABBER
Sabber's letter to Sahar
Hi Miss Sahar
I'm Sabber. I have written a letter to you and you
answered me, now I want to say: Why you don't
write letters for our website?
Of course we know you are busy.
We know you are a musician and I think the
number of musicians in Iran is not more than other
countries like America, so if you share your
knowledge with us we will know many things
about music.
In Iran we don't have many musicians so please
answer my questions about music.
Thanks a lot.
SABBER
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
The Golden Rose of Utopia
I shall become a master in this art only after a great deal of practice.
--Eric Fromm
It is comforting to think that at some future date humanity will take stock of its successes and mistakes, its errors in judgment and its ability to surmount obstacles long enough to see where Utopia lies. Utopia is that perfect world we are sure we can find if we only look hard enough. I’m sure most of us would settle for a minor Utopia if it brought peace and a way to create good at the same time.
Here is a story of two such attempts and a hint at what we may have learned from them:
Tucked away in a remote spot in Indiana, USA, is one of the few examples in America of a community that owes its early creation to the hopes and dreams of communal living. New Harmony, Indiana,in the center of America,was founded in the early 1800’s by George Rapp and his group of Ex-Lutheran Christian "Rappites" from Pennsylvania. Rapp later sold the property to intellectuals led by the Englishman, Robert Dale Owen. New Harmony exists today as a sad example of man’s inability to find harmony in communal life--two communities, one founded on religion, and one established on the love of knowledge; both floundered and fell, unable to realize their dream of a Utopian world.
After the failure of the religious Rappite group in the 1820s, Owen's intellectuals sailed down the Ohio River on what history knows as "A boatload of knowledge," and they eagerly put their plans for a perfect society based on reason and good will into effect. In spite of their good intensions, lack of communal interest and, perhaps, a bit of laziness, caused Robert Owen's dream to also collapse.
What is left today in New Harmony are symbols of disappointment and continued hopes and dreams: A Roofless Church, commissioned by Owens’s granddaughter, who believed that only under the open sky could all men come together in prayer; a Labyrinth, or maze, symbolizing man’s complicated, puzzling life-journey, and a stone commemorating Paul Tillich, a Christian existentialist minister, whose ashes are scattered in the park underneath the large sycamore trees. Tillich loved this community and on his stone is this Tillich quotation:
"Man and nature belong together in their created glory – in their tragedy
and in their salvation."
His memorial is dedicated to the human bridge linking philosophy, theology and technology--the mind and spirit working together to craft a world dedicated to the common good of man: a Utopia, a dream, a salvation. Is the final answer really to be found on that human bridge? Knowledge alone wasn’t enough, religion alone wasn’t the answer, at least in the form presented, and technology alone simply provides toys for our amusement or our destruction. If we could just take a step beyond our single-minded attitudes we might have something to celebrate.
■
--Eric Fromm
It is comforting to think that at some future date humanity will take stock of its successes and mistakes, its errors in judgment and its ability to surmount obstacles long enough to see where Utopia lies. Utopia is that perfect world we are sure we can find if we only look hard enough. I’m sure most of us would settle for a minor Utopia if it brought peace and a way to create good at the same time.
Here is a story of two such attempts and a hint at what we may have learned from them:
Tucked away in a remote spot in Indiana, USA, is one of the few examples in America of a community that owes its early creation to the hopes and dreams of communal living. New Harmony, Indiana,in the center of America,was founded in the early 1800’s by George Rapp and his group of Ex-Lutheran Christian "Rappites" from Pennsylvania. Rapp later sold the property to intellectuals led by the Englishman, Robert Dale Owen. New Harmony exists today as a sad example of man’s inability to find harmony in communal life--two communities, one founded on religion, and one established on the love of knowledge; both floundered and fell, unable to realize their dream of a Utopian world.
After the failure of the religious Rappite group in the 1820s, Owen's intellectuals sailed down the Ohio River on what history knows as "A boatload of knowledge," and they eagerly put their plans for a perfect society based on reason and good will into effect. In spite of their good intensions, lack of communal interest and, perhaps, a bit of laziness, caused Robert Owen's dream to also collapse.
What is left today in New Harmony are symbols of disappointment and continued hopes and dreams: A Roofless Church, commissioned by Owens’s granddaughter, who believed that only under the open sky could all men come together in prayer; a Labyrinth, or maze, symbolizing man’s complicated, puzzling life-journey, and a stone commemorating Paul Tillich, a Christian existentialist minister, whose ashes are scattered in the park underneath the large sycamore trees. Tillich loved this community and on his stone is this Tillich quotation:
"Man and nature belong together in their created glory – in their tragedy
and in their salvation."
His memorial is dedicated to the human bridge linking philosophy, theology and technology--the mind and spirit working together to craft a world dedicated to the common good of man: a Utopia, a dream, a salvation. Is the final answer really to be found on that human bridge? Knowledge alone wasn’t enough, religion alone wasn’t the answer, at least in the form presented, and technology alone simply provides toys for our amusement or our destruction. If we could just take a step beyond our single-minded attitudes we might have something to celebrate.
■
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Hi Sue
Perpahs it is good for me to speak a little bit about myself. I am a 18 year old boy studying in the last year of high school. I am T's neighbor so I live in Tehran. I study physics and mathematics in high school. I like the film "Lost' very much and I have all the series on DVDs at home. I come to T's classes with my sister Maryam. She is 16 years old and is in the second grade of high school. She studies physics and mathematics too. We both want to be civil engineers in the future and work togehter.
I hope you are fine. I know you are busy so without any extra sentences I ask my question:
What is your field? It is very important for me to know what field the kind woman who always answers my letters has studied. If you answer me i will be happy.
Thanks a lot.
Sabber
PS T helped us to write this letter a little bit.
I hope you are fine. I know you are busy so without any extra sentences I ask my question:
What is your field? It is very important for me to know what field the kind woman who always answers my letters has studied. If you answer me i will be happy.
Thanks a lot.
Sabber
PS T helped us to write this letter a little bit.
Sabber's letter to Sue
Dear Sue:
I hope you are fine. A few days ago, I went to a small village in Hamedan;That village was very beautiful. There was a big and lovely nature over there. Many rabits were in that village.
Now may I ask a question please?
Do you go to nature?And how many times a week American people go to nature? In Iran just there is one holiday in a week and people don't have much time to travel to the nature, but in America I think there are 2 holidays a week and you have alot of times to go to the nature.I should when it comes to the number ofholidays, I think Iran is the first in the world.
I wish you the best.
Sabber
I hope you are fine. A few days ago, I went to a small village in Hamedan;That village was very beautiful. There was a big and lovely nature over there. Many rabits were in that village.
Now may I ask a question please?
Do you go to nature?And how many times a week American people go to nature? In Iran just there is one holiday in a week and people don't have much time to travel to the nature, but in America I think there are 2 holidays a week and you have alot of times to go to the nature.I should when it comes to the number ofholidays, I think Iran is the first in the world.
I wish you the best.
Sabber
Maryam's writing
A text about teachers
Some schools just pay attention to their ranking and because of this problem they don't have good teachers.
In these schools, most of teachers teach very well, but they don't have good connection with students, so unfortunately they cann't improve and most of the teachers can not be successful in the future.
Here some teachers are just teachers and they are not good friends for their students ofcourse i have many good teachers like Miss Ramezani. At last :
I think a good friend can be a teacher, but a good teacher is not always a good friend.
MARYAM
Some schools just pay attention to their ranking and because of this problem they don't have good teachers.
In these schools, most of teachers teach very well, but they don't have good connection with students, so unfortunately they cann't improve and most of the teachers can not be successful in the future.
Here some teachers are just teachers and they are not good friends for their students ofcourse i have many good teachers like Miss Ramezani. At last :
I think a good friend can be a teacher, but a good teacher is not always a good friend.
MARYAM
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Bahman's letter to Sue,
Dear Sue,
I have started studying for master’s entry exam. Studying is not very well, but I try to study more than before day. It is difficult, because I don’t study academic lessons in Ramadans. I usually study other books in Ramadans. I will go to university next week. I hope that I have no a strict professor.
Oh, Alaska we had a TV serial 5 years ago. A police lived in Alaska. Is Alaska very cold? I knew that Alaska was purchased by the USA. Always I ask from myself that what do Russia that.
Today is a day that we called Persian poem and Persian literature. Today is Shahryar’s day too. He was an Iranian poem that he lived about 100 years age. He has a beautiful love story. It is that story.
A day that he went to market for shopping. He saw a young girl. With that sawing he felled in love. He could give his home address to that girl. Many years he was waiting for coming that girl. In those years he wrote a poem book for his love.
Many years in waiting. She com came back, when Shahryar was in a hospital and after some days he death. Shahryar told her: you come back my soul is for you, faithless why do you come now?
Take care,
Bahman
P.s if you go to this link you have a beautiful video clip from Faramarze Payvar
http://santoor-payvar1.persiangig.com/video/Payvar_Esmaili_Mahoor.wmv
I have started studying for master’s entry exam. Studying is not very well, but I try to study more than before day. It is difficult, because I don’t study academic lessons in Ramadans. I usually study other books in Ramadans. I will go to university next week. I hope that I have no a strict professor.
Oh, Alaska we had a TV serial 5 years ago. A police lived in Alaska. Is Alaska very cold? I knew that Alaska was purchased by the USA. Always I ask from myself that what do Russia that.
Today is a day that we called Persian poem and Persian literature. Today is Shahryar’s day too. He was an Iranian poem that he lived about 100 years age. He has a beautiful love story. It is that story.
A day that he went to market for shopping. He saw a young girl. With that sawing he felled in love. He could give his home address to that girl. Many years he was waiting for coming that girl. In those years he wrote a poem book for his love.
Many years in waiting. She com came back, when Shahryar was in a hospital and after some days he death. Shahryar told her: you come back my soul is for you, faithless why do you come now?
Take care,
Bahman
P.s if you go to this link you have a beautiful video clip from Faramarze Payvar
http://santoor-payvar1.persiangig.com/video/Payvar_Esmaili_Mahoor.wmv
To Hamed
Hello Hamed,
Please print all your letters very carefully and bring them to me next time we have a class otherwise you will repeat the same mistakes over and over again. That is what we do with other students: we analyze the letters sometimes for more than three or four hours in a class.
T
Please print all your letters very carefully and bring them to me next time we have a class otherwise you will repeat the same mistakes over and over again. That is what we do with other students: we analyze the letters sometimes for more than three or four hours in a class.
T
Help!!!
I like to know music and I learn , special guitar and violon . Who is know these ?Does he or she can teach to me ?If a person can teaches to me , I help her or his in my feild ( ELOCTRONICS) Thank you very much .
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