On May 1, 1994, a man died and a legend was born on the racetrack Imola in Italy, a virtually sacred place of worship. People s admiration for Ayrton Senna, who has incredible power inside the race car, reached unprecedented levels after the accident that cost him his life. Senna became arguably the most famous athlete in the world, and he still maintains that feature today. Christopher Hilton, who wrote the first Senna biography in collaboration with Senna himself, reveals the breathtaking life story of the famous Brazilian racer in all its details. The first chapter of this book, enriched with never-before-seen documents about Senna and compelling interviews with people who crossed paths with him, focuses on the unforgettable F1 driver s career, where he won three world championships and broke countless records. The second part deals with what has happened since Imola. The efforts made to improve safety in Formula 1, the court process involving Frank Williams, the founding story of Ayrton Senna Instituto, a beacon of hope for thousands of orphaned Brazilian children, and the special memories of those close to Senna are conveyed. Ayrton Senna, which became even more valuable with the translation of F1 presenter Serhan Acar: A unique work for those who love this sport as time passes... He coped with stress in a different way; had fun in a different way; perceived winning, qualifying in a different way. I have never worked with someone like him. (Gordon Murray) As the whole scene became clear, it became clear that probably the greatest pilot ever, and certainly the best of our generation, was dying in the living room before our very eyes. This was perhaps the most bleak and heavy image ever reflected on television screens.

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Those who walk with faith alone, in the shadow of difficulties, in the midst of uncertainty Those who take the first steps on this path, in a time when Islam has not yet achieved a visible victory, when submission, not power, is the determining factor

We all experience big and powerful emotions. But amidst the increasingly debilitating uncertainty of emotion-phobic modern times, we often don t know how to talk about them or even cope with them. The rise of stress, burnout, and anxiety is one of the most pressing issues of our time. This book is a vital guide not only for coping with complex emotions, but also for learning to navigate difficult times and then move on with even greater resilience. It s for anyone feeling restless, exhausted, and anxious, offering tools to understand what s really going on, find comfort, and confront the uncertainty of the future.

The soul cannot know itself without looking at its counterpart, its reflection in a mirror. When you look at your body, you are not bowing down to yourself. The self is not comprised of clothing, tools, or possessions. It exists in a principle that utilizes these tools; this principle pertains to the soul, not the body. You must be concerned about your soul; this is the fundamental activity of bowing down to yourself.

We all have lessons to learn during this time called life; this becomes especially evident when working with the dying. The dying learn much at the end of life, but it is often too late to apply what has been learned. In 1995, on Mother s Day, I suffered a paralyzing stroke. I lived the next few years on the brink of death. At times, I thought death would knock on my door within weeks. Many times, I was disappointed it didn t, because I was ready. But I didn t die, because I was still learning the lessons of life, my final lessons. These lessons are the ultimate truths about our lives; they are the secrets about life itself. I wanted to write another book not about death and dying, but about life and living.

There is always salvation for humanity, but it is beyond humanity. We can find in extraordinary times and places what we have lost in ordinary times and places.

HOPE AND FAITH IN THE LIGHT OF THE THREE HOLY BOOKS

Monet s Cat tells the amusing tale of Chika, a ceramic cat who comes to life with the strokes of a brush. This magical cat is quite the adventurer! In fact, she s a bit mischievous. She drags Monet along, endlessly wandering through Monet s famous paintings, wreaking havoc wherever she goes.

The city s ability to camouflage all of humanity s contradictions is a profound story. Finding solace in the city while seeking manifestation in others is another story. With its first experiences, its sharing of all our fancies, desires, and excitements, the city is our greatest confidant. I believe that when we remember a city, we also remember ourselves. Life and forgetting, I suppose, are learned later...