"The Little Prince" is a book you return to again and again, like an old friend, to remind yourself of what is truly important. There is something magical about it that does not reveal itself immediately, but with each reading it gives more and more wisdom. What was the most significant for me?

First of all, the lesson that "the most important things are not visible to the eyes." True love, like important moments in life, are not always obvious. These are subtle feelings, care, attention to detail - those invisible threads that connect us to each other. People often forget about this in the hustle and bustle of everyday life, but it is these moments that make relationships truly deep.

Another lesson is about taking responsibility for those you have tamed. The little prince took care of his rose not because it was the most beautiful or unique, but because he gave it a part of his heart. This reminds us that relationships require care, even when it is difficult or not always mutual. Love is a choice that comes with responsibility.

Finally, "The Little Prince" teaches us to see the miracle in the simple. Often, in search of happiness or "true" love, we pass by the simplest joys: the sunset sky, a warm touch, or a quiet evening with a loved one. This book reminds us that happiness is near, if only we are ready to notice it.