Metaphorical postcards "Lessons of Life"

The set of metaphorical postcards consists of 20 colorful pictures with positive images and quotes from famous personalities on the back.

Metaphorical postcards are an amazing tool for personal growth and development. They help us understand our thoughts and feelings, as well as explore our inner world more deeply. Each picture on the postcard has its own metaphor that can help us solve problems, change behavior, or make new decisions. When we choose a picture that most corresponds to our current needs, we can deepen our understanding of the metaphor by asking ourselves how it reflects our thoughts and feelings. Regularly using metaphorical postcards will help us improve our lives and achieve our goals. Metaphorical postcards are not just beautiful pictures, but also an effective tool for personal growth and development.

Using metaphorical postcards will help you gain new ideas, inspiration, and motivation, as well as solve problems and achieve your goals.

How to use metaphorical postcards for personal growth:

1. Start by choosing a picture that best reflects your current state or desire. Examine it closely and try to understand what ideas and emotions it evokes in you.

2. Turn the picture over and read the quote on the back. Reflect on how this quote relates to your life and how you can use its message to achieve your goals.

3. Ask yourself questions to deepen your understanding of the metaphor: How does this metaphor reflect my thoughts and feelings? How can I use this metaphor to change my behavior or make new decisions?

4. Come up with your own quote for the chosen picture. This will help you better understand your thoughts and feelings, as well as give new meaning to the image.

5. Choose a picture that most reflects the problem you are facing and read the quote on the back. Then ask yourself questions: How can I use this metaphor to solve my problem? What actions do I need to take to achieve the desired outcome?

For working with this set, you can use any techniques you like, and you can also choose a card openly (picture up) or face down (blank side up) and explore it using questions. We offer you possible questions that may help in describing the selected card.

• What is depicted on the card? What is happening in the picture? How do the characters behave?
• Do you like these images? What do you feel when looking at the picture? In what other situations in life do you experience similar feelings?
• What do the characters in the picture feel? What are their motives, desires, needs, aspirations? What might they convey to you?
• Which character can you associate with? How can the image relate to your life? Does what is happening in the card resemble your life? Or is it different?
• Does this image resemble the desired picture of your life? Or not? Why?
• Read the aphorism on the back of the card. How do you understand it? What feelings and thoughts does it evoke?
• How are the aphorism and the image connected?