MENTORS

Falling down a cliff? Drowning in water? Stuck in quicksand? Do you feel like that...? You need a hand to pull you out!

Sometimes, in life, you need things that would help you grow. You need to know, what's good for you and what's bad. You need to know, how to come out of a problematic situation. And, you may need help if stuck somewhere...

There's nothing bad in asking for suggestions or advice. Because, there comes a time in life that you are unable to figure out things properly for yourself. That's actually the time, when you can't shape your confusions.

"The key to being a good mentor is to help people become more of who they already are - not to make them more like you." Suze Orman

The people who help you get through it in such times, are people who make a total difference in your life. They let you see the unseen. They shape your personality. They bring out the best in you. They mend what's broken in you. They find what was lost in you. They bring a meaning to your Life.

"A lot of people have gone further than they thought they could because someone else thought they could." Unknown

It's time to Thank your Mentors. Because, they were there through thick or thin, no matter what circumstances were. They didn't give up on you, when you screwed up. Cherish them. Show them their importance by improving yourselves. By becoming one...

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Super Human

Do you feel trapped in your own thoughts? Like your mind is a never-ending maze, filled with worries, doubts, and fears? What’s stopping you from breaking free? Pause. Breathe. You're overthinking again. That restless feeling, that voice whispering worst-case scenarios—it’s just another trick your mind is playing. But you are not your thoughts. You are the master of your mind, not its prisoner. So take control. MASTER your mental power. Whatever is weighing you down, let it go. Free your mind, free yourself. Let your heart take the lead—it knows the way. When you think with your heart, you find clarity. When you see with your heart, you recognize truth. When you listen with your heart, you understand beyond words. When you feel with your heart, you experience life fully. When you act with your heart, you move with purpose. When you speak with your heart, your words heal. "Think with your heart. See with your heart. Hear with your heart. Feel with your heart. Act with your he...

The Historical Significance of Palestine: From First Temple to Hazrat Musa (A)

Palestine in the Time of Hazrat Musa (AS): A Divine Test and a Cosmic Shift The story of Palestine begins with Hazrat Musa (AS) and Bani Israel. After their escape from Pharaoh's oppression in Egypt, the Israelites wandered in the wilderness for forty years due to their disobedience. According to Islamic tradition and Jewish scripture, Allah had promised them a blessed land—Palestine—if they remained steadfast in faith and obedience. However, when ordered to enter the land, they refused out of fear of its inhabitants, leading to their prolonged wandering in the desert (Al-Ma'idah: 21-26). Only after the passing of that generation did their successors, under the leadership of Prophet Yusha (AS) (Joshua), enter the promised land. One unique aspect often overlooked is how this period of wandering reshaped not only the faith but also the identity of Bani Israel. The delay in entering Palestine was not merely a punishment—it was a divine transition where a new generation, unshackled...

Freedom vs Free Will

Look at the image above. What do you see? At first glance, it’s obvious—two birds flying away from a cage they were once locked in. But I see it in two ways: The First Perspective The birds were trapped in the cage until someone—perhaps their owner—opened the door, setting them free. Now, they can go wherever they wish, carried by the wind. The sky is vast and open, but even it has limits. Birds, like all creatures, have their own range; their flight is not infinite. Even freedom comes with boundaries. The Second Perspective Perhaps the cage was never locked—its door left open all along. The birds had a choice: to stay, to leave, or to return after exploring. The decision was entirely theirs. What’s Common in Both? Freedom and Free Will. The First Perspective: Freedom Misunderstood Society creates cages—rules, expectations, restrictions. When someone is confined for too long, sudden freedom can feel overwhelming. Like the birds carried by the wind, we may mistake absolute freedom as h...

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