The 50+
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@Nury56666305
Parangtritis Beach, Yogyakarta. The waves never tire of crashing towards the beach.
@Aidah28091935
Assalamualaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barahkatuh 😊
Life already carries its own weight — so for the sake of Allah, choose to walk alongside those whose hearts are soft, whose words bring calm, and whose presence feels like peace. Surround yourself with people who ease your path instead of adding to it; kindness and gentle energy are beautiful ways to please our Creator, and true goodness always begins with keeping company that helps you stay light, steady, and close to what is right.
@usmankhan555
Why people don’t say sorry to fix relationships?
@usmankhan555
Two choices Love unconditional to Female Or Love More To Money 💴
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@usmankhan555
Do you believe kindness is more attractive than physical beauty?
@hanna99
Thought of the Day;
Rise with Purpose
Shine with Alhamdulillah.❤️
@Afsheen50
Anyone near South Carolina
@hana608076
This famous haiku by the samurai and poet Mizuta Masahide uses radical acceptance and profound optimism to reveal that tragedy can open your eyes to unexpected beauty.
The Deeper MeaningThe Fire (Loss): The burning house represents a devastating, traumatic loss. It symbolises the destruction of material wealth, comfort, security, and the structures we build to protect ourselves from the outside world.
The Moon (Enlightenment): In Japanese Zen philosophy, the moon represents spiritual awakening, truth, and the beauty of nature.The Shift in Perspective: While most people would focus entirely on the horror of losing their home, Masahide shifts his gaze upward.
He realizes that the very thing that sheltered him was also blocking his view of the universe. By destroying his worldly attachments, the fire accidentally stripped away the barriers between him and the divine.
Ultimately, the poem teaches that when your life is completely ruined and your security is stripped away, you are given a clean slate. It challenges you to look past your immediate grief to find the hidden gifts, freedom, and new perspectives that only a crisis can reveal.
@mohammed67
I need cheering up...please tell me a joke.