Syed Suhail Ahmad

Syed Suhail Ahmad, Author at Next Wisdom - Page 18 of 38

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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Life Challenges,

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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Beyond the Visible: Exploring God’s Hidden Wisdom

Humans face numerous challenges in life that often defy clear explanations, particularly when trying to understand the reasons behind pain and suffering, such as the death of a baby before birth or during childhood, or the massacre of unarmed civilians in mass shootings or war zones. God does not send angels to save children in

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Deconditioning the Mind: A Journey Toward Truth and Justice

Human thinking is shaped by the social environment, leading to unique and often resistant mindsets. Upon reaching maturity, it is crucial for individuals to examine and decondition their mindset, marking the start of their intellectual journey and essential for correcting their thinking. Without deconditioning, individuals remain confined to their assumptions. This process purifies the mind,

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Cross-Pollination of Minds: The Power of Respectful Dialogue

Mutual respect goes beyond being a moral virtue; it is a powerful catalyst for intellectual growth. In the realm of ideas, mutual respect acts as a bridge, connecting islands of thought. Without this bridge, each island remains isolated, unable to benefit from the insights of others. But with mutual respect, ideas can travel freely, leading

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Reimagining Global Unity: The Shift from Rights to Duties

Even the smallest disagreements—whether among family members, friends, or nations—can swiftly escalate from mild disputes to fierce confrontations, drawing people into harmful and destructive actions. If these conflicts are not addressed, they can erect walls of violence and warfare that bring human progress to a standstill. Human life resembles a river, constantly flowing and naturally

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Taming the Wild Horse: The Path to Inner Control and Outer Victory

Mastering oneself paves the way to effortlessly overcoming others. Picture the mind as a wild horse, difficult to tame, pulling in every direction. If one can train and harness that horse, they can ride it anywhere, navigating even the most challenging terrains with ease. Just as a skilled captain can steer a ship through turbulent

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Seeing the Whole Puzzle: How Context Shapes Our Understanding

In our lives, if I say something to you and you repeat it to others without me being present, I should have the opportunity to explain the context and background of my statement. This includes detailing the background, tone, purpose, occasion, backdrop, and intended audience. Understanding the context is crucial for grasping the true meaning

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