Monk and Robot: A Psalm for the Wild-Built and A Prayer for the Crown-Shy (Monk & Robot)
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It starts out with Sibling Dex, a tea monk, who travels into the wilderness after they became overwhelmed with their work. There they meet Mosscap, a robot. Robots have lived seperate from humans for many many years and Mosscap has ventured closer to human settlements in order to ask the following question:"What do humans need?" Along with Dex as it's guide they travel through the wilderness for a while and eventually Mosscap gets to meet the humans. This was a truly delightful story about one's purpose in life. Whether we as humans even need one or whether it's totally fine to just be and enjoy the little things. I loved their deeper conversation and it was lovely to watch their friendship blossom. The way they found comfort in each other made me find my own and seeing Mosscap getting giddy and excited about such a simple thing as flowers on the side of the road made me want to appreciate the little things one sees day to day. This book means a lot to me. It felt like a comforting hug after you've just had a rough day and it will definitely stick with me for many years to come. I'd highly recommend it to anyone who's looking for their purpose in life or to anyone who simply needs to feel like being wrapped up in a comfortable blanket with a cup of tea to keep you warm.
Dieses Buch sollte jeder einmal gelesen haben. Jeder, der seinen Weg verloren, oder nie gefunden hat.
Beiträge
It starts out with Sibling Dex, a tea monk, who travels into the wilderness after they became overwhelmed with their work. There they meet Mosscap, a robot. Robots have lived seperate from humans for many many years and Mosscap has ventured closer to human settlements in order to ask the following question:"What do humans need?" Along with Dex as it's guide they travel through the wilderness for a while and eventually Mosscap gets to meet the humans. This was a truly delightful story about one's purpose in life. Whether we as humans even need one or whether it's totally fine to just be and enjoy the little things. I loved their deeper conversation and it was lovely to watch their friendship blossom. The way they found comfort in each other made me find my own and seeing Mosscap getting giddy and excited about such a simple thing as flowers on the side of the road made me want to appreciate the little things one sees day to day. This book means a lot to me. It felt like a comforting hug after you've just had a rough day and it will definitely stick with me for many years to come. I'd highly recommend it to anyone who's looking for their purpose in life or to anyone who simply needs to feel like being wrapped up in a comfortable blanket with a cup of tea to keep you warm.