My Exoplanet

part 1.     When I was a kid, my parents told me that between 5.00PM until 7.00PM, kids should come home immediately, or there is a “Shanekala” waiting for them. What it “Shanekala”? It is a kind of ghost who kidnaped children in my age. Usually, my friends and I play at a public grass field untill late afternoon, then, we usually went to our house after maghrib or at 6.00PM. It has been told that they who went alone to their house usually followed by Shanekala, because Shanekala likes children.   In our culture, Shanekala is actually a father who killed himself because his couldn’t face the reality about losing his sons or daughters. So they all who killed themselves because they can’t accept their children’s deaths, usually, in our culture, they become a Shanekala in the end. That story, or that myth, haunted me so much when I was young. Because, basically, I’m not a believer of Shanekala’s existence. For me, that myth is just a tool to make children become more agreeable

  As we know reading it’s not just reading for literely meaning, but reading in semantic meaning is the true meaning means more than just reading every single sentences to read, but to make we more either relax at pronounciation or when we read the text itself, we’ve been practicing reading fluency properly when we used to be reading wheter reading aloud or silent. Why? Because the one of many kind the purpose of reading itself to make us get used to be read everything. In another way get used to be reading is to make us having culture reading for ourself and in order to understanding about others by learning something from what we’ve been reading before.              What’s exactly the meaning of understanding others by learning something from what we’ve been reading before? The effect of   reading in habituality it’s related and has connected correlation between the three aspect in our biology, physiology and psychology. I mean it’s about cognitive aspect, affective aspect and psyc