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Kirke: my goosebump moment was when my partner and I were accepted into the Maasai culture, into the family of one of the biggest tribes in Kenya. When we arrived there, they greeted us with dancing and singing and all the local traditions and food. Almost the whole village had come to see us just because we were white people. I’ll remember it the rest of my life.

Lika: my goosebump moment is the ending scene of the movie “La La Land”, with Emma Stone & Ryan Gosling. The ending scene showed “what if” she would have chosen the life with her ex-boyfriend instead of her current husband. It gives me goosebumps because the scene itself, the cinematography, the music, the dances are well scripted and gave me an emotional rollercoaster ride.

Anastasia: my goosebump moment is a movie called “A Dog’s Journey”. I’m the biggest animal lover, I just had to watch it. The movie is about a dog that finds its purpose through the lives of humans that he meets. I cried every six minutes because of the emotional scenes. It was such an honest picture of how life can be and how unconditional love can pull you through absolutely anything.

Isaac: my goosebump moment is the movie “Back to the Future”. It’s a movie about Marty McFly and Dr. Brown traveling through time in a DeLorean. It’s a fascinating film that absolutely makes me dream. When you look a little through history, we can easily realise that man has made so many mistakes that if now, I had the DeLorean, I would not stop going back to the past to correct our multiple errors.

Jomana: my goosebump moment is Christopher Nolan’s “Batman Trilogy”. Bruce Wayne’s early life tragedy, his commitment to being a servant of justice, and his fight against Gotham City’s criminals were all touching. These movies have inspired me to constantly follow the road of truth and justice, to face all of life’s challenges with positive strength, and to speak up for mankind.

Maryam: my goosebump moment is a historical television series based on the real life events of a great warrior from Turkey named Ertugrul. It is related to Islamic history and since I study history, it seems very interesting to me. The continuation of the same series is about Ertugruls’ Son, Osman.

Amandi: my goosebump moment was when I heard that I was selected for a free scholarship to go study in Japan. This was one of my biggest dreams from childhood, but I didn’t really think about it because I didn’t have money. But I learned Japanese and studied the law of attraction, how you can manifest the things you want. A week later I got the news that could go to Japan and I still get goosebumps thinking about that.

Aru: my goosebump moment is the song “Live Before I die” by Mike Posner. It is about Mike’s self-discovery journey and him walking across America. He did this because he wanted to experience life to the fullest. We can all relate to this song because we all feel lost or hopeless sometimes. This song is a great reminder that we should always strive for the best and live our best lives.

Cécile: whenever I am not feeling good and I am down, I listen to the song “Keep the faith” from Michael Jackson. It takes you on a journey and the more the song goes on, the more you feel hope coming back and like you can do anything. That is my goosebumpmoment.

Tshering: my goosebump moment was when I came across Chloe Ting’s YouTube channel. She is an inspirational fitness YouTuber and she inspired many people, and inspired me as well. Usually I am not a fitness freak but I have been doing her workouts consistently and have really enjoyed them. It changed my life and has become my way of life.

Maryam: my goosebump moment is the ending scene of “The Truman Show”. “The Truman Show” is a utopia – a perfect world. Everything was controlled in a huge Hollywood dome. Truman grew up having no idea he was being watched every hour of the day by millions all over the world. I felt the same as he felt, trapped into a social world.

Jane: my goosebump moment is a book called “The Four Agreements” by Don Miguel Ruiz. It highlights 4 key principles that guide the way you choose to live your life: Be impeccable with your word, don’t take anything personally, don’t make assumptions, always do your best. It gives me goosebumps because it’s a constant reminder of how I choose to live my life.

Mary: my goosebump moment was when I was watching American Idol and a little girl called Grace VanderWaal was performing an original song during the auditions. Later she performed it in the final and she ended up winning the show. The song always gives me goosebumps, no matter when I listen to it. The way she sings it is very nice and I really like it.

Vanesa: my goosebump moment is a book called “The Power of Now” by Eckhart Tolle. This book really changed my whole life and perspective on how to enjoy the present moment and stop worrying about the past or the future. All we have is now and we should focus on the things that bring us more in the now.

Salma: my goosebump moment was when I was reading this book called “The Alchemist”, by Paulo. It has a quote that says “When you want something, the whole world conspires in helping you to achieve it”. When I read that quote, I got chills and thought “Why didn’t I know all this before?”

Sophea: my goosebump moment was in 2017 when I went to the Phare Circus Show for the first time. The show combined storytelling with a circus performance. One artist strode down from a pillar with his head down and stopped right before the ground. Everyone was screaming and cheering, that’s the first time I felt such goosebumps.

Asim: my goosebump moment is a book written by Stephen R. Covey named “Seven Habits of Highly Effective People”. After reading this book, my life experienced a revolutionary change. I have improved on almost each of my personal life aspects and this book has really helped me to change, to bring a positive change in my life.

Elizabeth: my goosebump moment was when I heard Adele sing her song “Love in the Dark” for the first time. The song talks about how it’s beautiful to let go and how it’s not easy to say goodbye, but you have to have courage and get away from any toxic relationship in your life. It’s beautiful.