¶ … Migrant How I feel about Flusser's message

Flusser's message in my opinion is a point driven home. The message is succinct touching on the outward and inward way of living in the present multicultural environment. It emphasizes on the importance of maintaining the touch of home, Heimat as the author denotes it. I love this story. The article exemplifies various connotations necessary for a human being to interact well with other members of the society. Heimat is a simple exemplification of the various connotations, which try to bring out the "home" of an individual in the society. For instance, it is exhilarating to find the name existing among different cultures, and not German and Czech alone. This gives total broth to Flusser's ideas and nuance as he discussed the challenge of the immigrant.

Learning and integrating different languages, cultures, myths, originations, and the way of living or behavior is decisive to the universal liaison and increases the chances of an individual to integrate to the society. This is what Fusser tries to integrate into human sensibilities. With this consideration, one thing which comes out clear, and which makes me as if the message is the fact that humanity is not all about hosting, keeping, losing, or even regaining Heimat. It is important to be a member of a particular Heimat. It feels like you are at domicile and everything is okay....

Nonetheless, not all people are providential to live and love within their fastidious Heimats. It is distinguishable to separate intense Heimat, and the opposite brought out when an individual finds him/herself in the situation like that of Flusser.
The traditional and rudimentary human living and interaction is all directed to the charisma of the Heimat. As such, it is imperative to comprehend a one Heimat just for the sake of living. Besides, Fusser's message on the challenge of a migrant comes to me as a challenge and an inspiration on how I can be able to live within a Heimat, and be able to embrace the key and open sesame to unlock other Heimats and welcome them into my conscience.

Our dwellings are our dwellings and will remain so when one subscribes to a certain Heimat. This means that everything that takes place in the human life has enormous regards to the temperament and form of the dwelling of an individual. Flusser reiterates the fact, "homeland is not an eternal value but rather a function of a specific technology; still, whoever loses it suffers" (Flusser and Anke 12). Human beings are attracted to Heimat to the extent that they are not even able to experience how it feels to be in conscious presence of another Heimat. Our own Heimat is significant. We are even not able to comprehend and let consciousness be part of the bonds and linking strategies,…