hazrat ali
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From Notebooks to Nameplates
There are moments in life when a simple object—like a notebook—can hold far more than scribbled ink and hasty thoughts. For me, my first school notebook was a universe. I remember flipping through its blank pages like a child staring up at the night sky, unsure of where to begin but sensing something vast waiting to unfold.
By hazrat ali6 months ago in Education
When the Sky Turned Silent
There was a time when mornings came with music. Not from machines or playlists, but from the feathered choir that gathered outside my window. They sang without reason, without schedule. Warblers, thrushes, sparrows—they were the alarm clocks of the Earth, reminding us that the world was still turning, still breathing.
By hazrat ali6 months ago in Earth
Eyes of the King: Lessons from the Savannah
Eyes of the King: Lessons from the Savannah The vast savannah stretched endlessly beneath the golden sun, a canvas painted with whispers of ancient tales and primal truths. Here, where the grass swayed in waves and the wind carried stories, lived the king—majestic, fierce, and watchful. The lion, with eyes sharp as the edge of dawn, ruled not just with strength but with a wisdom written deep into the land itself.
By hazrat ali6 months ago in Humans
She Called It Healing, I Called It Survival
By [Hazrat ali] — A story about two people walking different paths under the same roof of pain. She sat on the floor most nights, cross-legged in the corner of the living room, eyes closed, soft music playing low like a heartbeat under the silence. A candle burned beside her—lavender or sage, sometimes sandalwood. She said the scent calmed her. She said she was healing.
By hazrat ali6 months ago in Confessions
Some Fires Burn Just to Keep You From Freezing
— A story about survival, complicated love, and learning when warmth becomes a warning. There are some people who walk into your life like fire—not the kind that consumes, but the kind that flickers just enough to make you stay close. Not too hot, not too cold. Just enough to stop you from freezing.
By hazrat ali6 months ago in Motivation
