Dear Friend,
I know you love a traditional way of life, and I truly respect this choice. You enjoy calm days, real conversations, nature, and meaningful habits that come from the past. I am not asking you to give these up or to change who you are.
The digital world does not have to replace your traditions; it can simply support them. With technology, you can access useful information quickly, read books online, and explore history, culture, and old photographs without leaving your home. These tools can help protect traditions instead of destroying them.
Technology also helps people stay connected. You can talk to family members and old friends who live far away. A short message or a video call can reduce distance and keep relationships strong and warm.
You do not need to use technology all the time. When it is used carefully and for a clear purpose, it saves time and energy. This leaves you more space for the life you already love.
Please think of the digital world not as an enemy, but as a small helper. We can start slowly and learn together. Your values will remain safe while you gain confidence using modern tools wisely in everyday life.
Best wishes,
Ada