How to Positive in Bad Times - A Powerful Motivational Short Story

How to Positive in Bad Times - A Powerful Motivational Short Story
Horse was like family member of old man. King offered gold. He didn't sell. Suddenly the horse became absent. People came to him for condolence. The old man had no sad thoughts. After one month, the white horse returned from forest with other 12 white horses. Now people came to congratulate him. He was not excited. One day his son was riding / taming a wild horse. He fell down and broke his leg.
People came to him for condolence. The old man had no sad thoughts. A time came, the king needed to hire youth because the country was attacked by another king. People came to him. They were worried about the fate of their youth and saying to him that how lucky he was. He had no such bumpy emotions. He said to them, quit the habit of labeling things good / bad. Why take care of fate? Take care of your actions / thoughts.
Live happy life. Profit, loss, luck; are small parts of life. You can't understand the entire book by reading one line. One incident can't define life, good / bad. Keep your mind at peace and let the life keep on moving.

Good times create weak people.
Weak people create bad times.
Bad times create strong people.
Strong people create great times.
This is cycle of history.

Wapas Aana Padta Hai

Tum Mujhe Kab Tak Rokoge




Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

One Muslim has seven rights over other Muslims

One Muslim has seven rights over other Muslims Imam Jafar Sadiq (A.S) said, "One Muslim has seven rights over other Muslims. If one of these rights is not honored, then a person might be excluded from the roster of Allah's friends.  1) The smallest right of a Muslim over his compatriots is that whatever one wishes for himself, he should wish the same for his brethren. Similarly, whatever he dislikes happening to him, he should want not to happen to his brothers in Islam. 2) The second right is: that a Muslim should avoid displeasing another Muslim.  3) The Third right consists in that a Muslim should help another both physically and monetarily to the extent possible.  4) The fourth right of a Muslim is that he must guide other Muslims to the best of his abilities.  5) The fifth right is that if a Muslim is hungry, the other should share his food with him.  6) The sixth right is that if one has a servant and the other doesn't, then the servant should be sent to t...
Read more

Imam Hassan Askari AS, Gurg Aashti, Poisoned Society

Imam al-`Aaskari (AS), in his description of evil scholars, said, 'They cause more harm to the weak ones from among our shi`aa than the army of Yazid did to Husayn b. Ali (AS) and his companions, for they snatched away (grab, seize, steal) their lives and their property, whereas these evil scholars … enter doubt and obscurity (ambiguity) into the weak ones from among our shi`aa and lead them astray (wandering).' http://islamicblessings.com/upload/Meezan%20ul%20Hikmah%20-English.pdf Gurg Aashti - Brotherhood of the Wolf https://ub4yourself.blogspot.com/2021/11/qasim-ali-shah-foundation-is-character.html Poisoned Society https://ub4yourself.blogspot.com/2022/10/poisoned-society.html
Read more

Cultural Reforms

Muslim Cultural Reforms - Molana https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7G69lIeYB-g Social Structure  || 1444-2022 || Maulana KALBE RUSHAID RIZVI Sahab || #MADANPURA #BANARAS - No Islam, it's Hindustan 1444-2022 || Maulana (Molana) Kalbe Rushaid Rizvi Sahab Social Setup is needed for guidance.  Be responsible, not become liability.  This is not Islam, this is India; what we are following. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4b0aqYzq2LM Islam and Muslims - The Reality  https://youtu.be/WDB2pzWZjLo?si=f85Vlrg3zSpERzIM Hath Hai ALLAH Ka Banda-E-Momin Ka Hath https://inspirationislike.blogspot.com/2024/06/hath-hai-allah-ka-banda-e-momin-ka-hath.html Aqal-o-Dil-o-Nigah Ishq https://inspirationislike.blogspot.com/2024/06/aqal-o-dil-o-nigah-ishq.html Imam Hussain AS: People are slave of this world, and their religion is just like saliva or taste on the tongue. They revolve around religion as long as their materialistic needs are well provided; but when they face difficulties, tes...
Read more