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《Tuesdays with Morrie》是一本由Mitch Albom著作，Bantam Doubleday Dell Publishing Group出版的Paperback图书，本书定价：GBP 4.23，页数：192，文章吧小编精心整理的一些读者的读后感，希望对大家能有帮助。
《Tuesdays with Morrie》读后感(一)：一些命题难寻答案
人生的话题远远不止书中涉及的这十几个。处在每个人生阶段里的个人如何透彻地了解到自己的需要？如何认识到自己是否被卷入大众的洪流之中？
小学时书法课老师每次都要求上交一页练习，我几乎每次都认真写，怀着对自己的崇拜、对下一周本子上的“优秀”的笃定小心翼翼地把它摆放在作业本堆里。几年或者几个月后如果还能找到当时的笔迹，只觉“不堪入目”，羞愤难当，当初自己是如何自满骄傲的？
不识庐山真面目，可能因为身在此山中，也会是因为身在山外而无心回望曾经围困自己的群山。当我无法做到用第三人称的视角看待过去时，过去仍然是一个自己造的假象，可是谁知道那是不是假象呢？所以，理所当然地，以他人为尺，衡量自己，简单省力。有直路何必选弯路？
这书就像一把钥匙，让关在笼子里的鸟可望而不可即。我不知道它是否能解开那把困我的锁，它摇摇欲坠地挂在那里，是一个不可忽视的诱惑。
古往今来，书是许多人赞扬讴歌的对象。遗憾的是，现在我仅仅敬仰它传播知识的能力，欣赏的是它用或华丽或平实或精妙的语言自我修饰的技巧。我一直怀着对“思想深刻”“揭露丑恶”“鞭挞人性”之类“著作”的仰望之心，不断远离那些扑面而来的深刻内涵。因为我不懂，而又不太愿意暴露自己的浅薄，所以我选择做岸边的水草，不在水中被纠缠被摧折。
《Tuesdays with Morrie》读后感(二)：make peace
Tuesday with Morrie has been in my reading list for a long time and yesterday I finally started reading. It was plain but meaningful so I finished it at 22:30.
Following the instruction, I try to reflect on my past 23 years to see if there"s any regret. No serious regret. I may regret for some stupid word I said, but then I would comfort myself that nobody would remember that even myself. I did have hard time. Failures, frustration, sadness and loss etc.. But I can"t say sentence like: If I have known that, I would…… Because if all those things didn"t happen, I won"t realize what i need to do.
I am actually thankful for all those things that happened were not too late for me to take action. About my family, I almost feel lucky that i still got the chance to improve. About myself, I don"t know whether it is because i can adapt myself to new environment easily or because i am really good luck.
All those turning points in my life were not expected by myself. High school choice was a stake taken, my college life in Beijing was due to a failure in the exam, my first and current job in Fuzhou was a choice made when i was lost and suffered great fear about my family.
ut looking back all those years, I saw progress, either fast or slow, they are progress. And somehow i am content with that. I don"t like to be too harsh to myself though i am still struggling for what i really want without a result.
I am still looking for my right position. Morrie talked about love and compassion which i think i lack seriously. Love or perish, he said. All of my current imagination about future is living inside my castle and keeping distance with other people. I find it really hard and unsafe to trust someone which may be caused by some childhood trauma？ That is why i keep interest in psychology. I don"t know how life going to unfold before me, but i will try to make peace with myself just like Morrie said.
Morrie asked Mitch whether he would come to see him after he die？ On a Tuesday, in front of his tombstone, Mitch talk and Morrie listen. This is warm and at that moment i understand that Yes, death is nature. It is sad. But love exist after death.
《Tuesdays with Morrie》读后感(三)：ALS the most miserable disease
While the Ice Bucket Challenge is prevailing the whole world, this story is about how the disease progresses. ALS is worse than paralysis because the patient suffers the former cannot move the muscle but can still feel the pain. It may be the most miserable disease in the world. Wise as Morrie, never feel regret for his fate,face every aspect of life honestly and peacefully, even illness and death.
《Tuesdays with Morrie》读后感(四)：When Death Ends Life…
If you ask me to give this book a definition. I think I probably will say that it is a life course taught by a great teacher——Morrie Schwartz, who finally died of ALS.
However, if you ask me what I think of this book,it’s a sad story, which will break your heart in the process you are reading it, I feel.
When I finished this book, I still keep in mind the requirement of this course——took place once a week in Morrie’s house, by a window in the study where he could watch a small hibiscus plant shed its pink leaves. The class met on Tuesdays. It began after breakfast. The subject was The Meaning of Life. It was taught from experience.
What a course it is! An old man used the last fourteen weeks of his life to reveal the secret of life for his student. I have never felt anything more shocked and moved than that an old man who was serener when facing death, lying in bed, told you how to become happy, how to hug the life and how to face death.
From sights of most people, fourteen weeks is really a long period of time, long enough to finish a course. However, the deｓｃｒｉｐｔions in Tuesdays with Morrie would make you feel like reading it as fast as possible, while at the same, it would also let you feel afraid, afraid of the past pages, afraid of the ending you will encounter later, because you have already known, on the last page of this book, Morrie would disappear. Sometimes during my reading, I had an idea that if I had never finished this book, Morrie would have still existed, existed forever.
It doesn’t matter.
I try to say to myself. But I still cannot help crying.
Anyway, as Morrie said, by throwing yourself into these emotions, by allowing yourself to dive in, all the way, over your head even, you experience them fully and completely. You know what grief is. And only then can you say, “All right. I have experienced that emotion. I recognize that emotion. Now I need I to detach from that emotion for a moment.”
I had been sad, and I had experienced the sadness. Alright, I can put it away now.
Actually, during these fourteen weeks, Morrie and Mitch had talked a lot, and the topics varied. World, Family, Emotions, How love goes on, Forgiveness and so on, they had mentioned about the topics which someone may never take up thinking throughout his whole life. Most of us all walk around as if we’re sleepwalking. We really don’t experience the world fully, because we’re half-asleep, doing things we automatically think we have to do.
Life is such a great topic. Everyone has his own understanding. Death ends a life, not a relationship, not a memory, not a spirit, not love which Morrie believed during his whole life.
Morrie is one of the best teachers I’ve ever felt. When he knew he got ALS and had no more than 2 years to live, he still appreciated the love his life gave him and was not afraid of death.
When death ends life, it doesn’t mean that you are not alive in spirit. What’s more, as Morrie said, once you know how to die, you know how to live.
Then You are able to say Goodbye, in Morrie and Mitch’s way, in your own way. You can still talk, for there must be someone who listens.
《Tuesdays with Morrie》读后感(五)：To die is to live
I think different people will have different view about this book. I"ve turned to 26, I"ve been to hospital recently I am not so health as before, I"ve using lots of medicines, i start to missing the very relaxing life before whe you can drink and eat everything you want. I start to do exercise just for keeping healthy. I did all of the things I never did before. We are not so young anymore. And then I read this book. Sadness and happiness. A dying man who is telling you how to live and dying. It like I was I front his bed. Its like I was the student. Its like my own old professor. By asking what would you do if you have one day perfectly healthy. The old professor said"I"d get up in the morning. Do my exercises, have a lovely breakfast of sweet rolls and tea. Go for a swim,have my friends come over for a nice lunch.then I"d like to go for a walk, in a garden with some trees, watch their color, watch the birds, take in the nature. In the evening we"d all go together to a restaurant with some great pasta,maybe some duck, then I"d dance with all the wonderful dance partner, until I was exhausted and then I"d go home and have a deep, wonderful sleep" until then I realize I am so lucky that am able to do all of this stuff easily.
For a long time i was afraid of been sick afraid of some disease course every day I heard some one is died in a accident, some one is surfed cancer, i was afraid who gonna be the next one.
To die is to live, dying and birth are the equal nature thing you birth and you die, it"s a truth that every people are exciting about birth and sad about dying.
And then they talking about death, dear, aging, greed, marriage, family, society, forgiveness, a meaningful life.
y talking about this i start think about something else more then fear. I was thinking about my old grandparents which I love most, I was thinking about then everyday. But by thinking doesn"t mean you are company them, then I made a decision that i need to spend as much as time to be with them，that I canceled my Octobers holidays, i plan to go home, which is the #family# about. About relations and marriage although one day I will trough one. There"s most interested thing about marriage or a relationship that you two shares the same value. Well I think the most important thing is LOVE. Which brought a lot in this book.
I give a good review it because it"s a positive book, it teach you how to live good, how to love, how to make a meaningful life. At least I"ve made something change after reading this book. It deserve to be a good book.
It"s came in a good time when I need you most, to comfort my heart.
Thanks Mitch and the coach.
《Tuesdays with Morrie》读后感(六)：Tuesdays Will Be Everyday
AWARENESS: Realization, control and detachment (culture, decision making)
contradiction (tension of opposites, know one thing but do another)
domineering culture and self-actualization (subculture)
hortsightedness, rid of nostalgia
IRITUALITY: perspective of peace (death brink - world, decision making, transformed toward youth)
uffering and death (death brink, part of the ocean - inevitable but natural)
RESPONSIBILITY
over-simplicity, regrets (materialistic, preoccupation)
iritual, filial responsibility (family and children)
LOVE (Respect, compromise/negotiation and honesty)
Universality of love - human family
relationships immune to death
《Tuesdays with Morrie》读后感(七)：book review on Tuesdays with Morrie
It seems like Mitch Albom cares about nothing but love. In Tuesdays with Morrie, he narrated Professor Morrie"s last chapter of life, showing the readers what the essence of life is. On the world, regrets, death, family, emotions, fear of aging, money, love, marriage, culture, and forgiveness, the book offered us all the answers. The answers came straight from an old man, standing right in-between on the bridge connecting life and death, taking stock of his whole life. In the past years, he never based his life on exploiting others. Instead, he brought people care and love. Even in his final days, he wanted to be a "teacher to the last". How could we ignore kindness like this？
Mitch Albom also wrote The Five People You Meet in Heaven, a book about different forms of love, and Time Keeper, which seems to be a book about the true meaning about time. Put all those books together, you may find that Tuesdays with Morrie is the essence and a condensed life, strong and intense. While the other books just elaborated on the topics in TwM, like love, time, forgiveness and so on and on, diffusing the fragrance into your life, reminding you to stay calm and grateful.
Yet, many people find Mitch"s books making them embarrassed and squeamish. "Affected","chicken soup", they sneered. Some people listed reasons like "We cannot live merely on ideal. Even Morrie himself depended on this book to pay his medical fees. Isn"t that ironic？" While others never read this book carefully and just depreciated it because other people did this. As for those who accused Morrie of writing this book to make money, I"d like to say, don"t forget what Morrie said in the book, which is he would not exploit others. He wrote this book to tell us how to deal with all the difficulties we"d meet in our own lives. Or to be precise, he encouraged Mitch to write this "thesis" to help his student live a better life. He was really a "teacher to the last".
Maybe it"s because I myself am going to become a teacher this August that I value this book so much. I am not a teacher yet, and I"m really disoriented. What does it mean to be a teacher. In Little Big Master, a movie based on a true story, the main character said that teaching means influencing others" lives with yours. It sounds great, but how could I influence my students with my own life. I mean, I am still young myself and I am confused about life myself. How could I tell them how to live when I don"t know it myself. In desperate and pushed by the heavy responsibility on my shoulders, I turned to books. I read Excellent Sheep before TwM, which told me that a good teacher doesn"t only move knowledge from one head to another; a good teacher is a mentor who knows how to challenge his students to think about their own lives, about what they want and how to pursue their OWN purposes of life. That"s much better. I feel a little bit relieved. It sounds like easier to pose questions than to answer questions. Yet TwM told me that it would better if you can inspire your students to come up with questions on their own. Morrie showed me how.
Form the perspective of a to-be-teacher, I love Tuesdays with Morrie and I"ll recommend it to my future students. Yes, we cannot live merely on ideal. But what is a problem is not we have nothing but ideal but that we are running after materialism so eagerly that we don"t even think about the meaning of it. One concept mentioned by Professor Morrie impressed me a lot, which is that what makes us feel alive is not the big house nor the nice car but love. I guess those who depreciate this idea will find it true when they stand on the final bridge between life and death themselves.
《Tuesdays with Morrie》读后感(八)：摘抄
The culture we have does not make people feel good about themselves. And you have to be strong enough to say if the culture doesn"t work, don"t buy it.
o many people walk around with a meaningless life.
They seem half-asleep, even when they"re busy doing things they think are important. This is because they"re chasing the wrong things. The way you get meaning into your life is to devote yourself to loving others, devote yourself to your community around you, and devote yourself to creating something that gives you purpose and meaning."
I give myself a good cry if I need it. But then I concentrate on all the good things still in my life.
Mitch, I don"t allow myself any more self-pity than that. A little each morning, a few tears, and
that"s all.
quot;You see," he says to the girl, "you closed your eyes. That was the difference. Sometimes you
cannot believe what you see, you have to believe what you feel. And if you are ever going to have
other people trust you, you must feel that you can trust them, too-even when you"re in the dark.
Even when you"re falling. "( I still think it takes risks for trusting)
We’re involved in trillions of little acts just to keep going. So we don"t get into the habit of standing back and looking at our lives and saying, Is this all？ Is this all I want？ Is something missing？"
quot;Everyone knows they"re going to die," he said again, "but nobody believes it. If we did, we would
do things differently."
quot;Do what the Buddhists do. Every day, have a little bird on your shoulder that asks, `Is today the day？ Am I ready？ Am I doing all I need to do？ Am I being the person I want to be？" "
Once you learn how to die, you learn how to live
quot;The things you spend so much time on-all this work you do-might not seem as important. You might have to make room for some more spiritual things."
You know what the Buddhists say？ Don"t cling to things, because everything is impermanent."
ut detachment doesn"t mean you don"t let the experience penetrate you. On the contrary, you let it penetrate you fully. That"s how you are able to leave it."
I want to know what"s happening, accept it, get to a peaceful place, and let go.
Remember what I said about finding a meaningful life？ I wrote it down, but now I can recite it: Devote yourself to loving others, devote yourself to your community around you, and devote yourself to creating something that gives you purpose and meaning.
quot;Still," he said, "there are a few rules I know to be true about love and marriage: If you don"t
respect the other person, you"re gonna have a lot of trouble. If you don"t know how to compromise,
you"re gonna have a lot of trouble. If you can"t talk openly about what goes on between you, you"re
gonna have a lot of trouble. And if you don"t have a common set of values in life, you"re gonna
have a lot of trouble. Your values must be alike.
quot;It"s natural to die," he said again. "The fact that we make such a big hullabaloo over it is all
ecause we don"t see ourselves as part of nature. We think because we"re human we"re something
above nature."
quot;Death ends a life, not a relationship."
《Tuesdays with Morrie》读后感(九)：An old man, a young man, and life's greatst lesson
In the last few days, Mitch asked Morrie what he would do if he had one perfectly healthy day.
The answer was turned out.
“I’d get up in the morning, do my exercises, have a lovely breakfast of sweet rolls and tea, go for a swim, then have my friends come over for a nice lunch. I’d have them come one or two at a time so we could talk about their families, their issues, talk about how much we mean to each other……...” This is what Morrie said.
《Tuesdays with Morrie》读后感(十)：Do you have a teacher like Morrie?
高中生可以读懂的英文，跨越丰富人生才能懂得的生命哲思。
quot;He is a small man who takes small steps, as if a strong wind could, at any time, whisk him up into the clouds. In his graduation day robe, he looks like a cross between a biblical prophet and a Christmas elf. He has sparkling blue-green eyes, thinning silver hair that spills onto his forehead, big ears, a triangular nose, and tufts og graying eyebrows. Although his teeth are crooked and his lower ones are slanted back-as if someone had once punched them in- when he smiles it"s as if you"d just told him the first joke on earth."His mother dead when he was eight.
Morrie老师身材矮小，在大学做教授，他的妈妈在他8岁时死去。在他70几岁时的突然一天他被告知患上了“渐冻人”病，这种疾病的患者会一点点丧失所有正常人的生理机能，而直到各个脏器衰竭离开人世之前，患者的思维都还是清醒和健康着的。
Morrie had ALS( amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, Lou Gehrig"s disease) and the doctor guessed he has two years left. Morrie deciced to study himself in his slow and patient dimise.Watch what happens to him. Learn with him. He was intent on proving that the word "dying" was not synonymous with "useless".
看着死亡一天一天、一点一点从自己的身体上拿走原本可以行动自如的一切，Morrie从一个观察者的角度去观察死亡是什么？
作者呢？曾经是Morri很喜爱的学生，在多年不联系之后的某一天，通过电视上的一个节目得知老师生病了，开车去探望。作者已经不是那个大学校园里梦想成为钢琴家的学生，他看似成功的生活，被一切与成功相关的标签和事件推动着向前，他的大学梦想已经被遗忘。直到，他每个周二与自己走向死亡的老师开始了最后一堂课，他的心逐渐被一点一点打开。他开始重新思考自己的人生，并一点一点的去改变。
quot;The culture we have does not make people feel good about themselves. And you have to be strong enough to say if the culture doesn"t work, don"t buy it."
The 1st Tuesday, we talk about world.
The 2nd Tuesday, we talked about feeling sorry for yourself.
The 3rd Tuesday, we talked about regrets: death、fear、aging、greed、marriage、family、society、forgiveness、a meaningful life
The 4th Tuesday, we talked about death: You know what is death, you know how to live.
The 5th Tuesday, we talked about family：
love. Without love,we are birds with broken wings.
There is no experience like having children. And there is no substitute for it. You cannot do it with a friend. You cannot do it with a lover. If you want the experience of having complete responsibility for another human being, and learn how to love and bond in the deepest way, then you should have children.
The 6th Tuesday, we talked about emotions：
The 7th Tuesday, we talked about fear of aging：
As you know, you learn more If you stayed at 22,you"d always be as ignorant as you were at 22. Aging is not just decay, you know. It"s growth. It"s more than the negative that you"re going to die, it"s also the positive that you understand you"re going to die, and that you live a better because of it.
The 8th Tuesday, we talked about fear of money：
Do the kinds of things that come from the heart.When you do, you won"t be dissatisfied, you won"t be envious, you won"t be longing for somebody else"s things. On the contrary, you"ll be overwhelmed with what comes back.
The 9th Tuesday, we talked about how love goes on.
The 10th Tuesday, we talked about marriage.
The 11th Tuesday, we talked about our culture:
Every society has its pwn problems, the way to do it, I think, isn"t to run away. You have to work at creating your own culture.
The 12th Tuesday, we talked about forgiveness:
Forgive yourself before you die, then forgive others.
The 13th Tuesday, we talked about the perfect day:
Death ends life, not a relationship.
The 14th Tuesday, we say goodbye:
ometimes, when you"re losing someone,you hang on to whatever tradition you can.
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