I would like to start with a quote by ‘Ralph Ellison’ “I am an invisible man. I am a man of substance, of flesh and bone, fiber and liquids - and I might even be said to possess a mind. I am invisible, understand, simply because people refuse to see me.” Some of you might wonder why I quoted this line, well it’s this quote that has made me realise that there are so many people in this world who are not sees, not even noticed by a single soul. When you travel in bus or in metro do you observe what is happening around you or who's sitting next to you? Well most of us spend our time listening to music or sleeping or checking their Facebook. One day while I was travelling in the bus I saw this man who doesn’t have a leg but still standing up straight to cross the road and next to them there is this couple who are holding their hands and crossing the road. He was not sees or helped by anyone next to him, I felt bad for that man. When we all travel all we think about is ourselves, about our life which makes us less human. Try to the see the world. Look up and see the unseen.
Can a project take more than a century to be completed? Well, some projects do take a century to get over. Sagrada Familia is one of those projects that has taken more than centuries to be completed. It is one of the best-known structure of Catalan Modernisme, attracting over three million visitors annually to Barcelona, Spain. Antoni Gaudi, an architect who is also called by the name "The God's Architect" started the project in 1882. Gaudi was a very religious person, and all his works were infused with a sense of spirituality that reflected the natural world and the God. Sagrada Familia was Antoni Gaudi's most significant work, with this project he was able to take spirituality to a new level. He worked on this project until his death in 1926. This project came to a stop soon after his death. He was not fortunate enough to complete what he had started. Surprisingly, Gaudi knew this truth. He knew that he wouldn't be able to complete this project during his lifet...
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