In the 5th story of Greek Myth for Children, there came a woman who was called Demeter, the kind Earth-mother helping care of all the plants, and grains in the world. People loved her very much and obeyed her faithfully. Demeter had a beautiful daughter, Persephone, taken by Hades to the underground when she was wandered in the meadow among the flowers. No sooner had Demeter known the bad news than she became desperate. Immediately, she became a wrinkled old woman. As a consequence, nothing grew upon the earth and all became dreary and barren. Besides, when people turned happy for Persephone’s return without Demeter knowing, she should cry, “Can the earth be ungrateful? Does it soon forget my sweet Persephone?”
By the side of Demeter, the mother of all things on earth, she held the view that everyone ought to share happiness and sorrow with her. That was to say if she was in despair, no one could be happy. I don’t approve what she thought. There is no use crying for spilled milk. Our lives need positivity and happiness. …show more content…
It is not long before you are affected by their negative emotions and become negative, hating everything surrounding you. Once you begin to spread negativity, your life will full of unhappiness: No one would like to make friends with you; your boss will seldom give you promote; people will not like you. On the contrary, if you are a man who spreads positive energy at any time, you will gain lots of opportunities than those negative ones. People prefer hooking with those who are of positivity and would like to share with