These are my articles written over time. Please feel free to ask questions about any post.
Long ago—before steel cities rose and before men thought they ruled the earth—there lived a boy named Idris in a quiet valley nestled between mountains and meadows. One evening, as twilight softened the edges of the world, Idris sat beside his grandfather near the warmth of a flickering lantern. The hush of night settled upon […]
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Nations
It was a bright, breezy afternoon. The little girl and her grandfather sat under their favorite oak tree, the one whose thick branches seemed to hold up the sky itself. The little girl twirled a blade of grass between her fingers and asked, “Grandpa, what is freedom, anyway? what does it really mean to be
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Life
Kavi observed that humanity’s most sacred spark—the divine gift of free expression—is both the engine of enlightenment and the kindling of chaos. He taught that true intellectual freedom is not the absence of boundaries, but the conscious alignment of speech with cosmic purpose. Like a river that nourishes only when flowing within its banks, expression
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Critical Thinking
Kavi observed that humanity’s cycles of oppression are not forged by swords alone but by the silent daggers of language—words twisted to cage truth and sanctify power. He taught that liberation begins not on battlefields, but in the realm of rhetoric, where labels like “terrorist” are weaponized to transmute resistance into heresy. True sovereignty, he
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Life Challenges
Kavi observed that humanity’s greatest triumphs and tragedies stemmed from the interplay of reason and emotion—the twin forces shaping free will. He taught that true mastery lies not in suppressing emotion or idolizing reason, but in harmonizing both, transforming weaknesses into wisdom and strengths into stewardship. By wielding free will as a sacred compass, individuals could
Once, in a land far away, two mighty rivers flowed side by side. The Sira river sparkled with calm, reflecting the heavens above, while the Thar river roared with an unrelenting force, carving its path through jagged rocks. Despite their differences, the rivers shared the same fertile plain, which was home to a diverse group
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Truth
Once upon a time, in a world where every creature, human or animal, carried the purpose of its creation deep within its essence, there lived a wise sage named Arin. Arin devoted his life to unraveling the mysteries of nature and understanding the core of each being’s true nature. He believed that if he could
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Human Nature
In a small village nestled at the edge of a forest, there lived a young woman named Amara. Known for her dreams and ambitions, Amara was always setting her sights on the next big venture. But with each attempt, she found herself facing setbacks. She opened a small bakery, only to misjudge the demand and
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Life Challenges
Our world is plagued by injustice, dishonesty, and various forms of cruelty, manifesting at all levels—from individuals to communities, and even nations. This troubling reality persists because people often act according to their desires, unconstrained by moral principles. Those who do wrong typically change their ways only when all other options are exhausted. The freedom
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Justice
No matter how overwhelming the oppression, it can never crush the indomitable flame of the human spirit’s yearning for freedom. Just as the mighty Pharaoh, in all his grandeur, witnessed his army swallowed by the sea, oppression, no matter how fortified, eventually crumbles under the sheer gravity of its own injustices. Like a storm that
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Justice