Some values affecting how magnifient the views are

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 g17.   Fair play keeps things well for life in the living environment.

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66. Sparklingly fascinating human relationships
If one is one's true self in one's human relationships, in one's everyday life encounters, the others too have their characteristics. So if one goies along with them somewhat, the amount like most fascuinates in each type of characteristic, always only for a few minutes or like feels best for onself and is natural. Then one can from one's human cantact each one learn something about life, even if one were different from the other one and even if the others were not so wise and fascinating ordinarily.
So one learns about life, lives a fascinating everuday life, and from each person one can choose which characteristics are like what I am interested in and which get löeft further away. In this way one sometimes gets sparklingly fascinating human relationships, but that means that one should not be rigid, formal or lie to oneself.

67. With things it is the same: if you can yourself choose the distance and how much you associate with them, things are much more fascinating.

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Motivation for this blog

 About ten years ago I had lived a few years in Savonlinna, which is an arts oriented countryside town in eastern Finland in northern Europe, where there is a famous summer time opera happening just about every summer. I myself am originally from the capital but like arts and nature. I guess such is common in Finland. So I learned something about arts etc, and to my surprise the view from my window, which I had chosen on a moment when fascinated by Kalevala, was really stunning. So I got stuck to writing about subjects loosely connected with fine views from a window, see LearnTalents.BlogSpot.com/2018/09 , and now years later I am still in the same subject, so as I have run out of things to write about, I experiment also by having a blog straight in this subject: Magnifient views from a window and nice to live in, beneficial for skills too. 

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5th of April 2024   A link to a Finnish language video of the third poem of Kalevala as sung in a quite traditional way. There ought to be English subtitles available. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OVuT8jdpjsU