When was the last time you received a letter?
Have you ever thought about why the forgotten art of letter writing should return to our lives...
In today’s digital age, we’ve almost forgotten the beauty and meaning of handwritten letters. Unlike messages that get lost in the notification stream, a letter is something tangible—a physical piece reflecting someone’s thoughts, care, and time. It’s a true expression of feelings conveyed at a desk with pen and paper.
Receiving a letter is an intensely personal experience. The handwriting, the carefully chosen words, and the time spent make a letter much more than just a message. Letters allow us to express what cannot be conveyed in a quick message. They create a moment to pause, read, feel, and experience. Moreover, letters can be kept; they can be revisited years later to remember a connection, an emotion, or a period in life.
Writing a letter requires slowing down, being mindful of our words, and offering a piece of ourselves. This is one of the most special ways to make someone feel valued, seen, and appreciated—something rarely achieved through digital messages. So, if you really want to make someone happy, put pen to paper. The joy you’ll give and receive might surprise even you.
We need to revive this powerful tradition and remind ourselves of the magic of meaningful connections.
Taking time for a letter is an investment for the future!
Dr. Bilinç Dolmacı
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