5 lessons from Albus Dumbledore that make us stronger

Chapter 4

The period we are going through is one of the most difficult, if not the most difficult, in recent decades, globally and nationally. Developments are happening every day and the uncertainty about tomorrow is causing us tremendous stress. The Hogwarts , however, is always our "spiritual home" in which we are always welcome (even in quarantine and curfew time) and Albus Dumbledore , the magician whose life lessons will make us ever stronger, as many difficulties and if they are in front of us. Many times developments and circumstances require all of us to stand our ground - and that means a different degree of difficulty for everyone. No matter how much we avoid it, at some point in reality we will be forced to choose between the difficult path of virtue and the easy path of evil, just as it happened with the mythical Hercules. And this choice will affect many more people, as well as the collective effort to overcome our common problems. Each of us can have skills that, if used, can accomplish something great. Our choices , however, are what define us as human beings, what shows who we really are, especially in difficult times like the one we are going through at this stage. After all, no matter how many difficulties we go through, we can always dream, keep hope alive, think about tomorrow, and realistically, for the common good, and through our dreams, so that creativity and creativity do not dry up inside us. kindness. All of this will one day come to an end, and we must be ready to rebuild our lives from scratch. Of course, we must not live only in dreams and situations that we expect to happen in the future, because then we will lose our 'footprints' as people in the real world and we will not be able to manage any new developments in our situation. It doesn't matter where we come from, where we go, what we believe, what color our skin is: we will all work together, finding our common ground, seeking the common good. We will succeed, as long as we all work together. Theory: That's how Tom Riddle managed to find out where Rowena Ravenclaw 's diadem is O YouTuber Harry Potter Folklore with a new video presented his theory about how Tom Riddle managed to learn where is the diadem of Rowena Ravenclaw , and then turn it into one of the Pemptousiotes of. H Helena Ravenclaw , daughter of the co-founder of Hogwarts Rowena Ravenclaw , which is much envied her mother, seeking to become smarter and more famous than her, stole the diadem, he left Scotland and fled to Albania. When Rowena Ravenclaw fell ill, she asked the Damned Baron, who was in love with Helena , to locate her and ask her to come back. Indeed, he found her, but she refused to return with him to her homeland to say goodbye to her dying mother, and Baron killed her coldly, after which he committed suicide. Knowing the above story, the young Tom Riddle had at his disposal several elements about Helena 's character , which he could use to his advantage. The Helena had grown up in an environment where everyone had high expectations from her, while she was not able to manage this psychological pressure. Even after her death, when she became one of Hogwarts ' ghosts , she continued to feel angry with her mother, disgusted with the new name they had given her at school, and, of course, unable to trust her easily (and not at all). ) the people. So it is possible that the strategy of Tom Riddle for obtaining the diadem be unwound to some very good predesigned stages, since he was one of the most talented magicians manipulative ever passed from this world. So initially Tom Riddle would approach the Gray Lady, tell her a few things about him, to show that he likes her, and once he had gained her trust , without making any mention of the diadem until then, like many others who they would have found themselves on her way, taking advantage of her insecurities , to show that she sympathizes with her, understands her, and justifies her for her whole behavior, both while she was alive and after. So at the right time, when the Gray Lady had relaxed her attitude towards Tom Riddle , she would have told her about the diadem, pointing out that her life would be better if it was ruined. Thus, through this game, Tom Riddle would force indirectly Gray Lady to think how he could help her get rid of the magical object that contributed to personal destruction, reaching practically to the point n a to beg to take this obligation to her - and so she would inevitably reveal to him where the diadem was. Of course, this is a theory based on the character traits of both Riddle and the Gray Lady, so we'll be waiting for JK . Rowling to confirm or deny it at some point in the future.