teach by heart

Motivating: to teach by heart

I am me. Me is human. I am this body. But I am in this body; means I am divine but I am also animal, means I am divided into two parts. This body that is me and this heart that is me too. When a part of this body is hurt, I say I am hurt. And when somebody fools me or annoy me I say I am hurt. It is confusing but one thing to be known is that both soul and body unified by emotion we call heart.

Just our hearts concludes that we are really hurt no matter it is internally hurt or externally hurt. Hearts are bridges between bodies and souls. Then, let your heart speak and you’ll know what you really need. It is not wrong that Aristotle said: “what comes out of heart will enter heart”. Well, now, who has heart? Many people say that having heart means never angry at anybody. But actually it is wrong. In my opinion, having heart means be able to manage our emotion to control this life and other lives. We make a flashback to what our Lord has done in Jerusalem by having kicked out all the traders from the church. Our Lord showed us that he also got angry but then several minutes later He healed sick people in that church. He got angry to exact person, exact time and exact portion. That is the ability to control or manage emotion. This is called heart playing.

And heart playing will be very good if we have pure heart. And I stipulate that one pure heart will be a good strong vyrus to attack and affect other. Having pure heart gives other willing to attempt us but patience that is one of the kind of controlling emotion makes us win again. Having pure heart give other chance to make us hurt to repair their hearts, just let it be by always having pure heart toward them. Finally, they will have time to reflect what occur. And the best time it decides that we really love them. That’s the really part of our divine.

As a teacher, have you used your heart to teach your students?

How to teach by heart?

How to see from the students point of view