Syed Suhail Ahmad

Syed Suhail Ahmad, Author at Next Wisdom - Page 15 of 35

The Relentless Judge of Time

History does not recognize ‘difficult’ as an excuse, for it is a relentless judge that values actions over obstacles. Like a river cutting through solid rock over time, history remembers those who push forward despite challenges, not those who remain still. Storms may rage, but only the resilient and determined carve their path through. Just […]

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Shadows of the Mind: Conquering Difficulty from Within

Difficulty is a construct of the mind, and it is within the mind that it can be overcome. By turning our focus inward—towards our thoughts and perceptions—we can face challenges with greater clarity. The key to conquering difficulties lies not in battling the external world, but in mastering our inner world, ensuring that our minds

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Illuminating Shadows: Small Flames, Big Changes

When you encounter dark moments on your life’s path, resist the temptation to dwell on the shadows or assign blame. Instead, light a candle, and notice how even the smallest flame steadily pushes back the darkness. Lighting a candle, in this sense, symbolizes taking positive and proactive steps to address challenges. Just as a single

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The First Step: Initiating Peace in a Divided World

Peace is like two hands reaching out to meet in the middle, but if one hand remains still, the gap between them never closes. It’s a duet where one voice must begin for the harmony to emerge. If both voices sing only their own tune without listening, they create nothing but discord. The process of

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Beyond the Thorns: Planting Seeds of Understanding

Our world is marked by ongoing conflicts and a multitude of differing viewpoints. In this complex landscape, a key question emerges: where do we begin? The answer is to acknowledge the existence of contentious issues and direct our energy toward cultivating harmony rather than fueling division. Imagine the world as a vast garden, teeming with

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A World Beyond Negativity: The Arrival of the Serene Beings

In a distant galaxy, far removed from the turmoil and strife that characterizes life on Earth, there existed a civilization unlike any other. The inhabitants of this world, known as the Serene Beings, had long since evolved beyond the confines of negative emotions and destructive behaviors. In their society, concepts like anger, malice, hatred, revenge,

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The Profound Wisdom of Patience, Forgiveness, Avoidance, and Contentment

Positive spirituality places significant importance on virtues such as patience, forgiveness, avoidance, and contentment. These qualities, much like the calm surface of a deep ocean, might appear passive at first glance. However, just as the ocean’s depth conceals immense power and life, these virtues embody profound wisdom that runs deep within us. With these attributes,

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Nurturing Kindness: A Gentle Touch in Times of Crisis

This world is rich with friends—some already in our hearts, while others await discovery. Imagine it as a sprawling garden of friendship: some flowers are in full bloom, while others are seeds with the potential to flourish. In times of crisis, rather than responding with the force of thunder, act with the gentleness of a

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Navigating the Seas of Self-Responsibility

We are meant to bear the consequences of our own mistakes, but often, after making an error, we look for someone else to take the blame. It’s like planting a garden with the intention of reaping its fruits, only to find ourselves pointing fingers at the rain for overwatering or the sun for not shining

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The Art of Mediation: Navigating Conflict with Wisdom

When two people are involved in a fight, both bear some responsibility. If the innocent party had stepped away, the conflict could have been avoided. It’s like a spark and fuel—without both, a fire cannot ignite. Similarly, if one side chooses not to fuel the flames, the intensity of the argument will naturally diminish. Just

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