Hygge: Get Cozy the Danish Way to Hygge
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| Rating | : | 4.57 (900 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B073YSMZBS |
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| Number of Pages | : | 306 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-06-29 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
It simply requires being present and recognizing a moment that feels so sweet, cosy Hygge is a Danish word used when acknowledging a feeling or moment, whether alone or with friends, at home or out, ordinary or extraordinary as cosy, charming or special. It simply requires being present and recognizing a moment that feels so sweet, cosy, charming, special or nice that we just have to name the moment. In This book, the author Malou Jepsen teaches us how to hygge the Danish way. Relax and enjoy a well and good life using simple Danish principles. Interesting book. You would like it, if you are interested in Hygge.. "It is a great guide that is very essential nowadays." according to Haera Jefferson. One of the best book i have found to bring the hygge in my house, this book will help you to redecorate your life with hygge style from living room to kitchen room. You can feel the change from your first day.The Danish concept of Hygge teaches us that life most precious gifts are free and with all the negative going on in the world this was a nice escape to a happier place.I'd recommend this book to anyone wanting to understand and start hygge.. f you ask a Danish person, they're likely to f you ask a Danish person, they're likely to tell you that candles are the most important part of creating a hyggelig atmosphere at home.The book could not fully reveal the topic of Hygge, but it gives basic knowledge about what it means. Because it's a lifestyleI learned what is hygge in food, in the house and so on.
But it is also, above all, a philosophy, an art of living and a daily optimism. Relax and enjoy a well and good life using simple Danish principles.. The word hygge does not originate from the Danish language but it comes instead from the Norwegian language where it means something like “well-being”. After discovering this interestingly appealing way of living, I could not bear the thought of continuing to live my life without sharing my remarkable hygge journey with you dear readers. Many of you may still not be able to understand precisely what hygge is in its essence, so I present to you some examples of hygge situations:• Picking up fruits from your grandmother's garden and making jams together.• Going for a hike in the forest and lying down on the grass to catch your breath. Hygge today can certainly be considered as a “strategy of survival” which makes it possible to stay positive during the long and cold Danish winters, where the sun never rises. • Watching Harry Potter Movies in Pajamas on Christmas Eve• Taking refuge in a small cafe as rain falls down• Eating homemade soup with garlic and potato• Making an apple pie and then taking the first bite• Lying in clean sheets after taking a hot shower• Reading a crime novel near candlelightIn the end, nothing could teach you how to enjoy these simple pleasures of life and to appreciate them more than experiencing them on your