The Art of Writing

How was Write created?

Systematized Writing, appears only around 3500 BC, when the Sumerians developed cuneiform writing in Mesopotamia. The daily economic and political records of the time were done in clay, with symbols formed by cones. At the same time, hieroglyphics appear in Egypt.

What was the first form of write?

Cuneiform writing

Possibly the oldest writings are cuneiform and hieroglyphics. Both Writing Systems, were created around 5500 years ago between Sumerians and Egyptians. Hieroglyphics originated in Ancient Egypt and cuneiform writing in Mesopotamia (present-day Iraq).

What was the main reason for the emergence of write?

Writing emerges, as a necessity for the development of the economy and society that were taking place mainly in the Middle East. The first form of writing recorded in this locality is cuneiform which evolved from working time records.

The era of Cuneiform Writing came to an end with the emergence of Aramaic writing, with the Phoenicians, between the 10th and 7th centuries BC, made in ink on leather or papyrus.

How was reading created?

Thousands of years ago, the man began to make inscriptions on the walls of caves, representing animals and scenes from their daily lives. This inscriptions, called rock art, later evolved into a rudimentary form of communication called pictography. Religion contributed significantly to the history of reading and the literacy process.

One of the times I was thinking myself, which is more relevant, reading or writing?

If we are going to make a statistic, the maximum percentage of people prefer read than to write. Yes, with good reason. Because it is simple to read, you will only be interpreting and understanding the real meaning of what someone has written. Already writing, you will have to have multiple ideas to link thoughts. Soon, I thought. How to read if not write? Imagine that in our childhood, we learned to write without even reading. Because for reading you have to write. Therefore he values ​​writing (when it is relevant, of course) because it is also through write that learning comes.

Personally, a lot of what I learned is because I read it, and if I read it, it's because someone wrote it, and if he wrote it, it's because he found it interesting to share it with someone else.

Honestly, the person I admire a lot is the WRITER.

Because, He is an artist par excellence. For each word articulated and well formulated, thoughts combined and well narrated in ways that intend good understanding of the one who reads. What a beauty!

Sometimes, sleepless nights in front of the notebook drawing the petals of knowledge. With Writing, we can record facts, and this record helps us in memory and make us wise.

So if you're a writer, keep Writing. If you're just a reader, keep reading because you'll get what we call WISDOM.

I also appreciate the WRITER because he cares about someone else. What he writes is not only for himself but also for all, those who are always looking for change, knowledge, strategy, Wisdom, etc.

Thank you for coming this far. It was so how I became what I like to do WRITING. Because every WRITER likes to read, it's impossible to be a good writer and not enjoy reading. If you like reading, read, and if you like write, write. Because the WRITER, I repeat, is an artist par excellence, drawing what readers will be able to learn from him.

These are the few words we wrote with the aim of reminding you of the preciousness of being a WRITER.

May God bless those who read and those who write. Peace!