The Lost Paradise
Assalam Alikom wa rahmat ALLAAH
Hello Everybody
Happiness is magic word which humans are looking for since dawn of history until the Day of Judgement. Every place I go, and every one I meet either being single of married, being healthy or ill, being rich or poor, I found them complaining of the lost paradise of happiness, Subhaan ALLAAH!
I thought about this strange fact, which is found in many great novels by the way. You know what�s the real problem? It�s the absence of satisfaction within the majority of human beings worldwide, except few of them. Satisfaction � simply - is a state of mind where you make harmony with nature + environment + context you live within.
Yet I know that life is hard, in fact it�s very very very hard, however when your perspective is wide, and you try to see the whole situation not only the right moment, things can be much easier. I mean, man should try to see the worst things in any situation, and try to adapt himself so this hard situation can pass.
On the other hand, satisfaction doesn’t mean not to be ambitious; no no no (3 no), man should be ambitious, and try his best to set himself goals, plan to reach them. However in case failure occurs after all what we did, we should not think that it�s the end of the word.
Subhaan ALLAAH, I always wonder: why do we look to on side of the coin? Everything is this life has two sides; bad one + good one, however it�s your eye that decide to catch the bad side and ignore the good one. Subhaan ALLAAH!
Madames et Monsieurs / Ladies and Gentlemen: please turn the coin and look to the other side, and believe me; you�ll be shocked that you�ve missed happiness all those years.
Do you know the proverb which states: Do not cross the bridge until you reach it? This is my advice to everybody. Do not expect bad things to happen in the future. Just work in the present, looking for a better future. If things didn’t’ came as you want, no problem. Yes, we are humans and will be sad, however this must be within the normal limits that make life go on.
People; Look inside you, and restore. Look for the people around, think + understand how much you�ve been gifted from ALLAAH (swt) for the unlimited good stuff HE (swt) offered you; however you complain from small things that really can pass if you make your vision wider; i.e. satisfaction.
The cornerstone for the satisfaction is not only reasonable one by mind, but also in parallel, or in the 1st place, it should be accompanied by the deep understanding for your role as human on this planet. This will lead us directly to the basic point which people used to ignore: your relation with The Creator, ALLAAH (swt).
ALLAAH (swt) is the unlimited power in this universe, and if you need any kind of spiritual support, do not hesitate; ask ALLAAH (swt) directly from the deep and the bottom of your heart, because in fact, no one can offer you everything except The Sustainer, ALLAAH (swt)
Yes I know, we are humans and we need to support each other. I understand this very well, however this is something between humans. I think when people ask help from ALLAH (swt), they can help others.
I believe that humans should support each other, and if you do not already know, there are people who find their happiness when they place a smile upon the others� faces, when they help them, when they guide them, when they take care about them, because this is the real happiness for those people. i.e. to give not to take.
Finally
Did you read Paulo Coelho’s greatest novel, The Alchemist? Well, the main theme of this novel = Happiness is closer than you think + do not ignore signs that lead you to find your way of happiness. This is what I understand from this great novel.
You know what? Humans always look for happiness far away, and do not realise that happiness is just very close, may be closer than they think.
Oh people! If only we look around, paradise is found.
PS: totally unrelated: We are currently preparing for the new 8th issue of I-MAG regarding Ramad’aan. Coming soon incha’allah, so do not forget to have your copy for free.
Salaam,
Hicham
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October 21st, 2006 07:30
I relate so much with this post. After my last visit to 20 satisfied poor homes, the word satisfaction now carries a much deeper meaning.
January 3rd, 2008 11:11
thank you so much I’m with you the life is beautyful especialy when we are muslaims.
January 3rd, 2008 11:13
thanks alot
January 3rd, 2008 11:16
Iwant you to help me?can you?