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[Book Introduction]
Those with dreams are eternally youthful!
*Let Your Dreams Dance*, an essay collection by author Ko Do-won. This book contains over 70 stories that encourage readers to nurture forgotten dreams—and dreams that have shrunk—that bring joy just by thinking about them and lift them up again during difficult times. It fully captures the diverse experiences and insights of the author, who opened a second life through meditation and achieved his dreams under the central theme of "mind care" while operating the "Deep Mountain Spring" meditation center. It offers methods to look into one's body and mind and cultivate the inner strength needed to achieve one's dreams, as well as wisdom to make dreams grow again and revive the passion for life amidst the fierce reality. Spanning five chapters, it delivers vivid stories and wisdom, providing fresh stimulation to weary minds and conveying heart-stirring realizations.
[Detailed Images]
Author: Ko Do-won
Author Ko Do-won is the man who awakens the hearts of 3 million people every morning with dreams and hope. Starting with his first article titled "What is Hope" in August 2001, he became a reliable companion on the journey, delivering humble yet sincere messages to those who wish to live vigorously amidst a harsh world and achieve their own dreams. Currently, as the Chairman of the Morning Letter Cultural Foundation, he operates the Morning Letter Meditation Center in Chungju, providing a time of rest and healing to care for weary bodies and minds. He graduated from Yonsei University with a degree in Theology and completed his graduate studies in Political Science at the same university. He also completed training at the University of Missouri's School of Journalism. He served as the Editor-in-Chief of the Yonsei University student newspaper, *Yonsei Chunchu*, and worked as a reporter for *Deep-rooted Tree* and the *JoongAng Ilbo*. From 1998 to 2006, he served as the Presidential Speech Secretary (Grade 1) at the Blue House. He was awarded the Order of Merit of the Yellow Ribbon in 2003 and the "100 People Who Made the World Brighter" award selected by the Korea Green Foundation in 2006. To date, he has published bestsellers such as *A Moment to Pause*, *I Love You, Thank You*, *Dream Beyond Dream*, *You Are Hope*, *The Ugly Tree Protects the Mountain 1, 2*, *Go Do-won's Morning Letter 1, 2, 3*, and *45 Things You Must Do for Your Parents While They Are Still Alive*.
[Table of Contents]
Preface | Are You Living Like a Dance? Are You Living Passionately?
First Dance: Dreams Grow Too
In Search of a Good Dream
Your Heart Must Beat
A Single Photograph of ‘Gandhi and the Spinning Wheel’ That Left a Mark in History
When Will the ‘Door of Success’ Open?
Times of Hope Found in the Valley of Despair
My Elementary School 1st Grade Teacher, Ms. Kwon Geum-soon
Those Who Dream Never Grow Old
Opportunity Comes Like a Flash
Do Small Things, Start with the Difficult Tasks Well
Life's Goal, Life's Direction
Just One More Minute! Scholarly Judgment and Merchant Temperament
When You Must Wait
The Second Dance: Meet a Good Person
The Secret to Meeting a ‘Good Person’
You Are My Mirror, I Am Your Mirror
Please Tell Me Now
Conversation Through Eye Contact
If You Waver, I Waver Too
Believing and Believing
Just Different from Me
Gaze, Hand, Hug Greeting
Dreaming of Life Together
A Friend Like a Teacher
Qualifications of a Teacher, Qualifications of a Student
Michael Jackson and The Helper
Love Begins with Touch
The Home Is Where We Learn Love and Reconciliation
Rules of Marital Arguments
The Third Dance: I Like Myself, I Like You
Laugh a Lot Today
Muscles of the Mind
Pausing for a Moment
Three Reasons Why You Must Be Healthy
Your Shining Eyes
When the Body Speaks to You
The Goose Foot of the Gayageum, ‘Keep Touching Me’
Do Not Grieve for Too Long
Music That Swallowed Sorrow
The Pain of Heartbreak
If Only I Could Hug You Just One More Time
Send a Pleasant Frequency
“You Mustn’t Fall Asleep, There "There is a snake!"
The Fourth Dance: Walking Slowly in the Embrace of Nature
Walking the Forest Path Makes You a Poet
Episura of Lake Baikal
Rest
Walk on the Ground! Even the Dying Come Back to Life
The Beginning of the Morning
Do You Have a ‘Soul Tree’?
Eat It with the Bark, Eat It with the Root
Ongdalsam 30-Day Meal Plan
Ongdalsam Acorn Waffles
Fasting and Refeeding
Amma
I Want to Become a Dandelion Seed
The Hormone of Love and Happiness
The Fifth Dance: Expand the Territory of Dreams,
Expand the Territory of the Mind
Those Who Have Dreams Are Lonely
The Privilege of Youth
A Travel Gift to Myself
While Listening to
Psychology Time
Set Out on a Journey to Cultivate Your Dreams
The Path from Leader to Healer
Sundar Singh, the Saint of India
Knowing at a Glance
Dreams and Vision
“Act”
Territory of Dreams, Territory of the Mind
The End of a Dream Must Be Beautiful
[From the Book]
Those with Dreams Do Not Age! Mind Massage by Dream Uncle Go Do-won, Who Makes Dreams Grow Again
I pondered deeply on what is needed for young people standing on the path of learning, especially for the youth of this era who must break through a difficult reality.
In 1807, about 200 years ago, a German university professor named Fichte delivered a lecture at the University of Berlin. The title was the famous "Address to the German Nation." I believe that day's lecture contains a message that is essential for our young people today as well.
In the 19th century, Germany was in a state of complete devastation, having been swept through by Napoleon's army. While our country is currently discussing difficulties such as economic crises and unemployment, Germany at that time was in a state of total ruin. The entire nation had turned to ashes, creating a precarious situation where the lives of every single citizen were pushed to the extreme. Amidst such despair, Professor Fichte rose up.
"In an age of despair, what is more important than building a few factories or reviving the economy is spirit and dreams."
Those with dreams are eternally youthful!
*Let Your Dreams Dance*, an essay collection by author Ko Do-won. This book contains over 70 stories that encourage readers to nurture forgotten dreams—and dreams that have shrunk—that bring joy just by thinking about them and lift them up again during difficult times. It fully captures the diverse experiences and insights of the author, who opened a second life through meditation and achieved his dreams under the central theme of "mind care" while operating the "Deep Mountain Spring" meditation center. It offers methods to look into one's body and mind and cultivate the inner strength needed to achieve one's dreams, as well as wisdom to make dreams grow again and revive the passion for life amidst the fierce reality. Spanning five chapters, it delivers vivid stories and wisdom, providing fresh stimulation to weary minds and conveying heart-stirring realizations.
[Detailed Images]
Author: Ko Do-won
Author Ko Do-won is the man who awakens the hearts of 3 million people every morning with dreams and hope. Starting with his first article titled "What is Hope" in August 2001, he became a reliable companion on the journey, delivering humble yet sincere messages to those who wish to live vigorously amidst a harsh world and achieve their own dreams. Currently, as the Chairman of the Morning Letter Cultural Foundation, he operates the Morning Letter Meditation Center in Chungju, providing a time of rest and healing to care for weary bodies and minds. He graduated from Yonsei University with a degree in Theology and completed his graduate studies in Political Science at the same university. He also completed training at the University of Missouri's School of Journalism. He served as the Editor-in-Chief of the Yonsei University student newspaper, *Yonsei Chunchu*, and worked as a reporter for *Deep-rooted Tree* and the *JoongAng Ilbo*. From 1998 to 2006, he served as the Presidential Speech Secretary (Grade 1) at the Blue House. He was awarded the Order of Merit of the Yellow Ribbon in 2003 and the "100 People Who Made the World Brighter" award selected by the Korea Green Foundation in 2006. To date, he has published bestsellers such as *A Moment to Pause*, *I Love You, Thank You*, *Dream Beyond Dream*, *You Are Hope*, *The Ugly Tree Protects the Mountain 1, 2*, *Go Do-won's Morning Letter 1, 2, 3*, and *45 Things You Must Do for Your Parents While They Are Still Alive*.
[Table of Contents]
Preface | Are You Living Like a Dance? Are You Living Passionately?
First Dance: Dreams Grow Too
In Search of a Good Dream
Your Heart Must Beat
A Single Photograph of ‘Gandhi and the Spinning Wheel’ That Left a Mark in History
When Will the ‘Door of Success’ Open?
Times of Hope Found in the Valley of Despair
My Elementary School 1st Grade Teacher, Ms. Kwon Geum-soon
Those Who Dream Never Grow Old
Opportunity Comes Like a Flash
Do Small Things, Start with the Difficult Tasks Well
Life's Goal, Life's Direction
Just One More Minute! Scholarly Judgment and Merchant Temperament
When You Must Wait
The Second Dance: Meet a Good Person
The Secret to Meeting a ‘Good Person’
You Are My Mirror, I Am Your Mirror
Please Tell Me Now
Conversation Through Eye Contact
If You Waver, I Waver Too
Believing and Believing
Just Different from Me
Gaze, Hand, Hug Greeting
Dreaming of Life Together
A Friend Like a Teacher
Qualifications of a Teacher, Qualifications of a Student
Michael Jackson and The Helper
Love Begins with Touch
The Home Is Where We Learn Love and Reconciliation
Rules of Marital Arguments
The Third Dance: I Like Myself, I Like You
Laugh a Lot Today
Muscles of the Mind
Pausing for a Moment
Three Reasons Why You Must Be Healthy
Your Shining Eyes
When the Body Speaks to You
The Goose Foot of the Gayageum, ‘Keep Touching Me’
Do Not Grieve for Too Long
Music That Swallowed Sorrow
The Pain of Heartbreak
If Only I Could Hug You Just One More Time
Send a Pleasant Frequency
“You Mustn’t Fall Asleep, There "There is a snake!"
The Fourth Dance: Walking Slowly in the Embrace of Nature
Walking the Forest Path Makes You a Poet
Episura of Lake Baikal
Rest
Walk on the Ground! Even the Dying Come Back to Life
The Beginning of the Morning
Do You Have a ‘Soul Tree’?
Eat It with the Bark, Eat It with the Root
Ongdalsam 30-Day Meal Plan
Ongdalsam Acorn Waffles
Fasting and Refeeding
Amma
I Want to Become a Dandelion Seed
The Hormone of Love and Happiness
The Fifth Dance: Expand the Territory of Dreams,
Expand the Territory of the Mind
Those Who Have Dreams Are Lonely
The Privilege of Youth
A Travel Gift to Myself
While Listening to
Psychology Time
Set Out on a Journey to Cultivate Your Dreams
The Path from Leader to Healer
Sundar Singh, the Saint of India
Knowing at a Glance
Dreams and Vision
“Act”
Territory of Dreams, Territory of the Mind
The End of a Dream Must Be Beautiful
[From the Book]
Those with Dreams Do Not Age! Mind Massage by Dream Uncle Go Do-won, Who Makes Dreams Grow Again
I pondered deeply on what is needed for young people standing on the path of learning, especially for the youth of this era who must break through a difficult reality.
In 1807, about 200 years ago, a German university professor named Fichte delivered a lecture at the University of Berlin. The title was the famous "Address to the German Nation." I believe that day's lecture contains a message that is essential for our young people today as well.
In the 19th century, Germany was in a state of complete devastation, having been swept through by Napoleon's army. While our country is currently discussing difficulties such as economic crises and unemployment, Germany at that time was in a state of total ruin. The entire nation had turned to ashes, creating a precarious situation where the lives of every single citizen were pushed to the extreme. Amidst such despair, Professor Fichte rose up.
"In an age of despair, what is more important than building a few factories or reviving the economy is spirit and dreams."
