For a long time, I
have been wishing to visit Iceland. I have seen pictures of the countries
beauty – nature, lovely villages, and cities. I heard that a lot of people who
visited Iceland – didn’t regret it. Therefore, I thought that I would love to
visit it myself. When I did so, I thought to stay there for few weeks or so,
but everything turned out quite different.
One day, I finally
decided to leave Lithuania and travel to Iceland, go out for some adventures
there. Luckily, I arrived to the unseen country peacefully, nothing stressful
happened and thankfully, I have booked a room in a beautiful hotel, in a small
city. Of course, when I arrived to Iceland, I felt quite exhausted, so I
decided only to eat, look around the hotel and rest in my room. The next day I
woke up, I felt energized so I had my morning routine and made a plan for the day
– I had so many places in my mind that I would like to visit!
Firstly, I thought
that I could rent a car, and when I did so, I took a map of Iceland and started
marking the main attractions: Gullfoss Waterfall, Myrdalsjokull
Glacier Park and Asbyrgi Canyon. They all were far
more beautiful in real life than in the pictures online. Of course, the next
day I thought of more destinations and weeks went by, I had to go back to
Lithuania. That day, I decided to stay in Iceland for longer because I had so
many places to visit that I just did not feel ready to leave. Of course, my
parents were super worried but I told them to relax. I did not regret this
decision at all.
I continued
travelling, finding breath-taking places but I always had to search for
apartments to rent or hotels to stay in. If I were far away from the villages
or cities, I used to sleep in the cars but I did not regret it, because at the
nights I starred at the stars and the moon. The winters were freezing cold, so
a couple of friends helped me out. All of the people were nice and friendly,
which made me adore this country even more. In spring, I decided to visit the
mountains and I felt overwhelmed. They were so beautiful; in Lithuania, we have
no mountains, so this was like a blessing for me. For days, I stayed in a camp
and felt inspired to be here, nothing could compare to the magical experience.
I even wrote a little poem while I was there:
“Beautiful Iceland, so fair,
You are, by your nature, so
rare
The waterfalls so great,
forest so old
You are so precious to our
world.”
After a whole
year, I came to Lithuania and wanted to travel the same way around my own
country.
This journey truly changed me and left a mark
inside of me. It made me appreciate my country’s beauty even more and to create
wonderful things. My parents also noticed how I changed. I do not regret it in
any bit.
Most of us dream of someday visiting every inch of the world to see all kinds of culture, architect, animals, and landscape. But several people set their destinations to see known and beloved places, and I think that lots of people make a mistake. Because in my opinion places that have little to no tourists are the gem in finding a perfect place to travel. That's why I wish to visit the island of Budelli.
Italy, for a long time, has been my most favourite place on earth. I very much enjoy their language and culture. So, I'm not surprised that it would be my dream destination. Although I wish to visit it one day, I always feel that I won't explore Italy if I went there. All the time I would be brought to places that tourists love to explore, where it's crowded. There is a language barrier too and because of that, I won't have a chance to go out to the market or calmer places in the city. I wanted to find a place that would let me experience Italy with fewer people and fewer tourist places.
The island of Budelli is the perfect place for this. It is a beautiful island that was a popular place to visit, but now fewer and fewer people visit it. On the island, there are no buildings, no shops, no cars, no people, nothing. It is empty, just filled with nature and surrounded by blue waters. It is the perfect place to stay for a day or two. If I could live there I probably would, and I would be very happy about it. I wish to visit there someday, to experience the quietness around me and to hear the ocean waves. I think a lot of people need a place like Budelli to help them to relax.
As much as we like to dream about traveling, there's always going to be one important question to answer. How in the world are we going to get there? I thought about it and came up with a plan. There are some cheap flights that you can book, just need to find which month they sell them the cheapest. Airbnb is cheaper than a hotel, plus there are easy to find and rent them online. Those places always have an exact address, so it will be easy for a taxi driver to know where it is. And lastly, there are ship rides to nearby islands that are popular with tourists, so it's easy to get there.
The best advice that I could give is to know what you are looking for on travel holidays. If you like crowded places, do you prefer animals to architecture and so on. Because then you can truly find the
best places for you to visit and have a lovely time there. The best is to learn about your likes before traveling and always think about yourself first then about what is popular".
"I have always dreamt of going to New Zealand. It has lots of beautiful landscapes, that I have seen through movies, but always wanted to see myself.
One of my favourite movies that, I have seen is the Lord of the Rings trilogy. I know, that all three movies were shot in New Zealand and I would love to see all those places myself. In my belief, there is a fourteen-day tour, which contains visiting places were Lord of the Rings movies were shot, not only the mountains and the fields, but the weapons and armour that were used in the movies.
I would like to go there in winter. Because, while here, in Lithuania, we have snow and it is cold, in New Zealand it is hot and people are swimming in the ocean.
In New Zealand I would visit everything in that fourteen-day trip. It would be fields, mountains, lakes and forests of New Zealand, sites where Lord of the Rings movies were shot and workshop of Lord of the rings.
For my trip, I will pack my tent, mobile phone, backpack of course, some water bottles, dry food, money, first aid kit and good energy. I think, that is all I will need.
If I had a problem in a different country, I would call my parents and try to discuss about the problem with them, so they could advise me what to do. Of course, it is depending on the situation. If the problem is that I forgot to buy water for the day, I would buy it later or just endure it for a day. When I comeback, I would tell my parents and friends, who are interested in Lord of the rings, as much as I am, what I seen there. I would share my experience with them and encourage them to go on a trip to their dream destination.
In conclusion, I would like to encourage everyone to go on a trip to their dream destination, if they can, because there is nothing better than achieve your dream".
"When it comes to what places I would like to visit, I think I would visit almost any place if I had the chance to. I think the location that I would enjoy most would be Montreal City, Canada.
But why Montreal? Well, first of all, I have never visited the west side of the world. I think a great place to start would be Canada, as I think The United States could be a bit overwhelming for a first-time visitor.
Secondly, I really like the architecture of the city. It has areas with skyscrapers, but also regions with buildings similar to the ones we have in Lithuania, for example, Old Montreal. Also, it has more nature than you’d expect in a modern city. Finally, I really like that there are a lot of skiing resorts around Montreal and Quebec. As we don’t have much of a skiing season in Lithuania, I think going snowboarding there would be fun.
Okay, planning of the trip. I will definitely visit the Old Montreal region. I will probably travel to Quebec City as well. I wouldn’t rush to travel to the next destination as I would explore the places a lot. I’ll definitely have a map of some sort, but if I were to get lost, I would ask someone for directions. I would most probably travel there during late November and come back in late December. That way I could have time to get used to the city and explore it. I could also go snowboarding, because it would be the start of skiing season, and when I would come back, I could celebrate New Year’s Eve.
Packing wouldn’t be much of a problem for me, as the weather is more or less the same in Lithuania and Montreal during November and December. I would take a lot of sweaters and some warm pants as well. I’ll need a good scarf as well, because catching a cold in the middle of my trip would suck. Talking about catching something, I'll also bring some medicine with me in case I still manage to get something.
Ah, returning home! Hopefully, I return in one piece, no broken bones or bad energy. I would be happy to meet my friends and family again, as a whole month of being away would be quite a long time for me. I would have taken photos of the places I visited, I'll also tell my family and friends about the people I met. But most importantly, I would have made memories. In conclusion, I would love to visit Montreal to enjoy the architecture, nature and culture of Canada. I wouldn’t rush to explore everything in one day, instead I’d do it at my own pace, no pressure. I think it would be quite a memorable and fun visit for me."
One of the best ways to explore and learn about our
world is to travel. Of course, you can learn a lot about any place through the
internet, school or from people who have been there. But this kind of knowledge
does not compare to being able to go there yourself, seeing everything through
your own eyes, and gaining new experiences. That is why many people have dreams
that are related to travelling to other countries or visiting places they have
never been to.I have one of these
dreams too.
Throughout my
life, I have dreamed of visiting several countries and locations but at the
moment I have one country I genuinely hope to get to visit someday which is
Japan. If I were able to go there, I would bring along some of my friends who
also dream of going there. I would also prepare a list of places I want to
visit when I arrive there. Most importantly, I would try my best to learn as
much as possible about Japan's culture, language, history.
I know that most people have at least some reasons why
they wish to visit a specific destination and so do I.
Firstly, I am very fascinated by their
culture, art, and language. I would love to learn Japanese myself so that I
could communicate with local people and find out as much as I can about the
country.
Also, I would definitely bring my camera so that I could capture some
of the stunning architecture and art. I believe that a part of the reason why I
find their culture so interesting is that it is completely different from mine.
Japan is an Asian country that is located far away from my European one so the
differences between these are huge. By going there, I would have the chance to
learn and experience life from a different perspective.
Another reason why I
would love to go there is kind of silly. I have always loved Asian food,
especially Japanese dishes. Of course, I have had them in Asian food
restaurants but I am sure the original dishes would taste even better.
To
summarise, I think that going to Japan would be one of the most memorable and
fun journeys of my life. If I went there, I would not only be able to visit
some of the most beautiful and well-known spots but also I would gain a lot of
knowledge and experience. That is why my dream destination is this country.
I have always been amazed by the greek
mythology. I love this idea that there are myths for almost every historical
place. However, Athens is the place that attracts me the most.For this trip I would pack clothes for hot
weather, of course and plan every little detail about where would I go.
The
first place I would visit here is the Temple of Athena Nike. This ancient
building fascinates me due to it‘s myth about Medusa. There are peaces from her
story that I relate to very hard. I even got a tattoo of her.
Secondly, I would
definitely visit Acropolis. It is the most popular object to visit in Greece.
Of course, I would love to see the nature there. The mountains look very cool
and not far away there is the Mediterranean Sea too.
I love meeting new people. It gives me
anxiety but it still blows my mind knowing that there are more than seven
billion of them. Just think about it. Every single one of them has a different
life path that they chose. So why don‘t meet the greeks?
I heard that they like
to party very much and for outgoing person like me it sounds amazing. In
addition to that, greek people are very passionate about everything. Also, it
is in their blood to cook very tasteful meals.
Although, I can‘t forget the dangers there.
Human trafiking in Greece has become the country‘s top crime over the years. In
2018, the organization A21 estimated that there were 89,000 victims of human
trafficking in Greece and over half were victims in the sex trade. Thoughts
about being the victim of this crime gives me a huge anxiety.
However, if I
always were afraid of the world dangers, I wouldn‘t see the beauty of our
planet. So, sometimes we have to come out of our shell, but be careful.
So,
overall, I think that Greece is a stunning country, but has it‘s own dangers. So don‘t be afraid to see the world, but be safe.
Tuesday, 9 February 2021
"Dreaming is necessary even if the dream goes beyond
reality." Ayrton Senna.
What is a Lucid Dream?
Lucid dream (sane / conscious dream) is the ability to
consciously observe and / or control your dreams, as the name suggests. Imagine
your dreams knowing that you are dreaming and everything you have experienced
feels real, it would be wonderful, right? What if we told you that anyone can
do this by applying some methods? Are you excited too? The subject is a little
deep, let's explain it in detail :)
Before we get into how you can do this work, let's get a
thorough understanding of the subject. Lucid dream transforms your inner dream
world into an alternative reality where everything you see, hear, feel, taste
and smell is as authentic as real life. Exploring this virtual world is truly a
mind-blowing experience!
When you switch to Lucidity mode, your consciousness awakens
and realizes that you are in a dream, that is, consciousness and subconscious
are activated at the same time. In normal dreams, awareness of your self is
off. That's why you often feel blurry and distant situations in your dreams and
then vaguely remember them.
What Benefits Does the Lucid Dream Experience Provide?
We said that with Lucid dream, you can make any of your
dreams come true in your dreams. Do you want to fly in the mountains, have sex
with a celebrity, time travel, fly with dinosaurs or explore alien planets? No
matter what you want, once you master your control of your dreams, you can
experience them almost as real.
It is stated that some psychological problems can also be
overcome with lucid dreams. Let's say you have a phobia or a past trauma, you
can overcome these problems by confronting them in your dream over and over
again and perhaps finding a way out to comfort yourself.
Conscious dreams encourage people to think with their
imagination. Thus, the mind becomes more active and problems that previously
seemed hopeless can be resolved in this way. In fact, thanks to these dreams,
people can become people who look at life more positively, because the thoughts
and problems that lead the person to pessimism can come to light thanks to
these dreams.
And of course creativity! You can make music in your dreams
in surreal and unexpected ways, do original artistic work, and experience the
pleasure of creating just like real. You can become a famous singer and give a
concert, be a charming dancer or professionally play a musical instrument you
have always wanted to play :)
A completely lucid dream can be in perfect reality, concrete
and visually detailed. You can also nurture your creativity with what you see
in your dreams. You can experience everything that normally seems impossible in
these dreams. Think about it, there are no rules, no laws and everything is limitless,
you are in a place where everything you can think of is real!
But lucid dream is not just a playground where you can make
your fantasies come true.
Dream theories state that there is a chance to interact with
other parts of your soul (talking to different dream characters) as well as
your inner self (talking to the fabric of the dream).
After understanding your inner world in your dreams and
embracing the universe, you can discover a strange and brand new world. You can
experience inner peace and awareness.
To summarize briefly, Lucid dream experience;
Problem Solving
Increasing your creativity
Facing fears
Increasing confidence
Developing new skills
Improving your sense of self
It is said to have positive effects such as exploring your
subconscious mind.
Can Anyone Have a Lucid Dream?
Experts point out that everyone has the potential to dream
consciously. However, only a small proportion of people learn to do it
regularly. Everyone has many dreams that they can remember, and it is possible
to live these dreams consciously. Children could learn lucid dreams
intuitively. Some medications used in degenerative conditions such as
Parkinson's disease can also trigger such dreams. Also, experts say, everyone
has had a lucid dream at least once in their life. In order to continue this,
all you have to do is realize that you are in a dream.
Usually when we are in trouble in a dream, we find ourselves
questioning whether this is my dream real, and at that time, we first try a
little slap ourselves, etc. Then, to be sure, we make sure by continuing what
we wouldn't normally do, like killing people, jumping from a high place. Usually
when doing things like these examples are illogical or we wouldn't normally do,
the mind can suddenly awaken that this is a dream.
How Can I Dream a Lucid?
There are some methods that can be done to gain this habit;
Meditation - to focus your mind on what you desire
Visualization - trying to dream of what you want to see in
order to enter lucid dream state while awake,
Reality checks - constantly asking yourself if I am dreaming
or real in your daily life to create spontaneous awareness in dreams (you will
do it in your dreams after a while),
Dreamy plants - some herbal teas are used abroad to
intensify and extend your dreams,
Dream diary - to reinforce your dream experience when you
wake up
Mnemonic techniques - to clear the mind in dreams to realize
that you are dreaming.
You can trigger your
mind during the day to be aware of events. For example; You can exercise for a
few weeks by determining some situations for yourself and trying to notice them
as you experience them. It's like making your mind aware of this every time you
look in a mirror and write it down. Or you can constantly ask yourself whether
I am dreaming or not during the day and get your brain used to question this.
Before you go to sleep, you can fall asleep by giving
yourself suggestions that you will remember and control your dreams. In a
method; After waking up at 4 - 5 in the morning, staying awake for 15 minutes,
drawing fresh air and waking up, determining an object or situation to suggest
to yourself that you will realize that you are in a dream when you notice it. Or
to sleep thinking that even if you do not determine an object, you will live
your dream consciously and what you want to see. People who do one or more of
these methods are said to be successful within 3-21 days. Of course, it may
vary according to this person, we cannot reach a definite conclusion.
However, the lucid will provide you with the motivation you
need to make the dream come true once successfully :)
What is the negative sides of Lucid Dream?
You may never have thought that it could be harmful after
explaining it so well. Even while reading, one gets caught up in the
possibility of this fantastic world and doesn't think what harm it can bring. When
we look at it, we can also think that 'we spend our sleeping time in a quality
way, it is very good'. There is not much trouble with lucid dreams that you see
once in a while, but if you exaggerate and specialize in this job, you may want
to completely break from reality and sleep continuously and be filled with the
desire to stay in that world. Although there are people who do this job
consciously and who are now specialized, who do not do any harm, sometimes it
can give people great difficulties. This fact should never be ignored. If we
are to sort briefly;
This situation leads to disruption of sleep patterns.
You isolate yourself from the world.
Not being able to
actually live the life you live there can make you be aggressive.
You may feel tired because your brain is always busy while
asleep.
You may become
inefficient by not being able to adapt to your daily work.
If the situation in your dreams sometimes gets out of your
control, this can cause psychological problems. It can lead to serious
over-sleeping problems and diseases as a result of impaired metabolism.
Controlling dreams.
This is really a subject with deeper points than what it's written here. Stories and interviews of people who have mastered this
experience called Lucid Dreamers are also found in some foreign sources. If
this job really interests you, you can check them out too. It is a really
fantastic subject and its accessibility attracts people with the thought of
experiencing it at least a few times :) I leave here Juice WRLD'S song "Lucid Dreams"
Tuesday, 26 January 2021
Yorgos Lanthimos and his three movies
Yorgos
Lanthimos was born on May 27, 1973 in Athens, completed his education at the
Greek Film and Television School Stravkos. After his education, he directed
many commercials and music videos. In addition, Yorgos Lanthimos prepared the
opening ceremony of the 2005 Athens Olympics. His first feature film was the
2005 production Kinetta.
After this
film, which was nominated for the other award, he shot the films Dogtooth,
Attenberg and Alps. He managed to receive the Special Jury Prize of the Cannes
Film Festival with his movie The Lobster that he shot in 2015. After watching
it, he started his preparations for the movie named The Favourite for 2017
without slowing down.
Lanthimos’s strict and sterile style seems to stem from a
fear of melodrama, and a misunderstanding of acting. They deal with concepts as
grandiose as language, love, and revenge. Often times, when watching a
Lanthimos film, one can often ask themselves “What is going on?”. And in
retrospect, that worked out perfectly, because this is what may have led to the
spark of creativity in a young Lanthimos. What we can expect from Yorgos
Lanthimos is the unexpected.
An unconventional love story
set in a dystopian near future where single people, according to the rules of
the Town, are arrested and transferred to the Hotel. There they are
obliged to find a matching mate in 45 days. If they fail, they are
transformed into an animal of their choosing and released in the woods. A
desperate man escapes from the Hotel to the woods where the Loners live and
there he falls in love although it's against the rules.
After the untimely death of 16-year-old Martin's father on
the operating table, little by little, a deep and empathetic bond begins to
form between him and the respected cardiothoracic surgeon, Dr Steven Murphy. At
first, expensive gifts and then an invitation for dinner will soon earn the
orphaned teenager the approval of Dr Steven's perfect family, even though right
from the start, a vague, yet unnerving feeling overshadows Martin's honest
intent. And then, unexpectedly, the idyllic family is smote by a fierce and
pitiless punishment, while at the same time, everything will start falling
apart as the innocents have to suffer. In the end, as the sins of one burden
the entire family, only an unimaginable and unendurable decision that demands a
pure sacrifice can purge the soul. But to find catharsis, one must
first admit the sin.
In the early 18th
century, England is at war with the French. Nevertheless, duck racing and
pineapple eating are thriving. A frail Queen Anne occupies the throne, and her
close friend, Lady Sarah, governs the country in her stead, while tending to
Anne's ill health and mercurial temper. When a new servant, Abigail, arrives,
her charm endears her to Sarah. Sarah takes Abigail under her wing, and Abigail
sees a chance to return to her aristocratic roots.
Wednesday, 20 January 2021
Hello
everyone, I am Ana Nemsadze from Saqartvelo. In this small article I
will share my views about why we should apply for the European Solidarity Corps
volunteering programs, what is generally volunteering and what experience I
have so far.
I would like to begin with why we
should apply for ESC projects. Well, for me it is a great opportunity to meet new
people, get to know with new cultures. As long as you are never alone, in your
organization there always will be a group of volunteers from different
countries. During this period, volunteers are becoming more independent
individuals, we learn how to control our budget for living, we learn how to be
more compationate,
forgiving, tolerant, increasing creativity and
motivation for new life challenges. This is a time when we will learn how to
cope with new culture and new traditions.
If you are already interested to participate, here are some tips how you can do
it.
First , you need to register on the portal (https://europa.eu/youth/go-abroad/volunteering/opportunities_en). Be careful
while uploading your CV, because it’s very important and don’t forget to fill
out all charts given.
When you find suitable projects for you and feel passionate about them, you
need to start applying process. You will need motivation letters for each of
them and send CV of course. But I would like to give some small tip from my point
of view, as long as there are different types of projects, you can start from
short term project, so you would be able to apply again for long term projects,
if you decide in your future life and your volunteering career will be extended.
The advantage of these program is that there is no language barrier, you need
to be able to communicate and express yourself. But read carefully description
of the project, well for me knowledge of English was important as long as I am
doing my volunteering work at school, and I am also very lucky because in our Gimnazium
there is a high level of English knowledge among students. After applying you
need to find a sending organization, a local from your country. They will help
you to prepare all kinds of documents you need.
I would
like to say some words about the projects itself. It is a time all about
yourself and your creativity. You are fully provided with the services from the
beginning all transportation fees ending with your accommodation, communal,
food money and pocket money. You are ensured as well, so you will feel safe and
secured.
During
volunteering you are never alone. You have a huge support system built around
you. All volunteers have coordinator, mentor and tutor. They are people who
will always be there for you. At your work place you will have mentor and
tutor, you will communicate every day and they will help you to integrate
easily in new culture. If you are participant of short term project, you will
have training, provided from you sending organization, before going to another
country about what kind of differences you may face and give you advices how
you can cope easily with new culture. If you are participating in long term
project, you as a volunteer will have arrival and mid-term training from the
national organization. Where all kinds of activities are planned and provided
for you.
The last
part of your activity is evaluation of your work. It is a conclusion of your volunteering
service. You are given a chance to have very valuable document Youth Path,
which describes all kind of activities you have implemented in your project,
all the competences you have improved or gained. This Document is official form
which will be helpful in your future life, while applying for exchange programs,
or even in hiring. You are creating a web of communication as well and don’t lose
them, because they are a big part of your memory and experience.
Volunteering
itself is a perfect way of staying motivated. When you are focused more on
giving rather than getting, your motivation grows. Together we make a difference
in this world. Our attitudes, believes and ideas creating stronger community
together are priceless. Some people only focus on what they can get out of life
and relationships. If we come from the position of serving and helping and
being more consciously awake to world around us, our mindset can shift from
merely receiving to giving. It’s true that “You make a living by what you get.
You make a life what you give.”-Winston Churchhill.
These times are challenging for all of us but still we should try to make best
out of it.
I would
like to welcome all of you in our big family of volunteers.
Thank
you.
Sincerely, Ana
Monday, 18 January 2021
“If you want to live a happy life, tie it to a goal, not to people or
things”- Albert Einstein
Days of 2020-2021 are itself challenging and we must help ourselves to survive.
Always remember to stay positive and self-motivated.
Staying motivated is big task for everybody especially in today’s
reality. Let’s first define the motivation. It is what pushes to achieve our
goals, feel more fulfilled and improve our overall quality of life. Motivation
is one of the three areas of the personal skills that are integral to the
concept of emotional intelligence.
For being self-motivated, it’s very important to have personal drive to
achieve, commitment to goals, to be initiative, to look to things in optimistic
way and stay in reality. Keep these elements in your everyday mind and things
might change in a better direction. You must always have something on your “lifetime-plate”.
As once Michelangelo said – “The greater danger for most of us isn’t that our
aim is too high and we miss it, but that it is too low and we reach it.”
Let’s pause here and realize meaning of these words. How big we will
think for our future it will always help us to stay motivated to reach them.
But we can’t forget the difference of two main activities: goal setting and having
dreams for future life. Let’s set a goal which can be achieved and cherish the
moment of accomplishment. By doing less and focusing on the things we love,
will help us to increase our motivation. It is the way of simplifying the complexity,
but having big dreams for future is the way which will help you to have always
something on your “Lifetime-plate” to achieve.
I believe that world has turned its back on us because we stopped cherishing
what we have, what we have achieved. We are more focused on getting rather than
giving. From my point of view, one of the positive things our volunteering program
has as a pattern, is to implement in our selves feeling of giving, helping,
which will automatically transform our brains into more creative ways how to
spread more and more abundance in community. If you really focus on giving it
will be more satisfying and can become a true purpose for a life.
For any type of achievements, we have to stay committed. How funny it
can sound, smallest shifts create the biggest results. For example, creating
more positive attitude, starting new positive habits can boost our motivation.
When we are doing it constantly, our brain wires new pathways that help us
create incremental improvements.
My wish for every human being is to have more positive attitude and a happy
life.
Monday, 11 January 2021
Syndromes named after places
1. Stockholm
Probably the most famous syndrome is Stockholm syndrome. It’s about
situation when a kidnapped person begins to start feeling empathy or love for
their victims. The most famous example for Stockholm is syndrome is “Beauty and
the Beast”.
2. Paris
Paris syndrome is that when somebody visits to Paris for the
first time and they think that they will live very special feeling and everybody
is romantic and beloved in Paris but when they face that they are living normal
life, it makes them to be depressed. Mostly Japanese people can be affected
from this situation.
3. Jerusalem
Jerusalem syndrome is a religious version of Paris syndrome.
Most of people effect from this religious atmosphere and think that they are
Christ or another religious person.
4. Sarajevo
I think this is the saddest syndrome. Sarajevo syndrome is a
post-traumatic stress disorder particular to people who survived the bloody
wars in Yugoslavia. People have fear about those awful days can come back and
they live stress of it.
5. London
The opposite of Stockholm syndrome is London syndrome. It is
about when a kidnapper starts feeling special feelings for their hostages. You
can see a lot of movies about this syndrome. As well as, you can call it Lima
syndrome, too because it is totally same.
6. Helsinki
Helsinki syndrome is
related to official meetings where people thinks together but they make bad and
poor decisions based upon baseless idealism.
7. Florence
Also known as Stendhal syndrome, Florence
syndrome is when you see amazing art works, your body goes to react it
differently. And it can touch you and even it can end up with fainting.
