Self-Help culture and Harry Potter

Each and every character in Harry Potter series give us long lasting messges through their journey of life.

"Numbing the pain for a while will make it worse when you finally feel it"

This quote from Harry Potter and Goblet of fire gives a lesson that avoidance is adaptive in the short term, but overtime its presence may be destructive.

Harry Potter teaches us to never doubt on our own personality as well be a selfi confident is equally important. To work a hard is necessary to achieve anything without hardwork we can't get anything.

"No divine, no dead ones, no loved ones comes to save us. It is we who save us"

It also tecahes us that there is no dead one who comes to help you, it is nothing more than having an illusion, ultimately it is the person himself or herself who can come over from difficult situation by their great efforts.

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