Muhammad yar
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Rise Again: The Power of Starting Over
Life doesn’t always move the way we expect it to. Sometimes everything seems perfect, and suddenly everything falls apart. We lose jobs, relationships, confidence, or direction. In those moments, it’s easy to believe that failure means the end. But the truth is, every ending can be the beginning of something greater. Every fall is a chance to rise again, stronger than before.
By Muhammad yar3 months ago in Motivation
The Power of One Step: How Small Actions Create Big Change
We often think of life-changing moments as grand events — the day you land your dream job, meet the right person, or finally hold your published book in your hands. But in truth, most transformations don’t happen in a single moment. They begin long before that, quietly, with one small decision — a step so small it almost feels invisible.
By Muhammad yar3 months ago in Motivation
The Journey Beyond the Screen: How One Dream Changed Everything
When the first light of dawn touched the small window of his room, Ayan opened his eyes to another ordinary morning — or so it seemed. The buzzing of his old phone on the cracked wooden table reminded him of reality: bills to pay, dreams waiting in the corner, and a heart still full of quiet hope.
By Muhammad yar3 months ago in Families
Two Hands, One Journey
Every person on earth carries a secret map within them — a map that doesn’t lie hidden in books or computers, but right in the palms of their hands. Our hands are more than tools; they are storytellers. Every line, curve, and mark has a silent meaning, tracing the path of our life’s journey. “Two Hands, One Journey” is not just about palmistry or superstition — it’s about understanding the deeper connection between our hands and our human experiences.
By Muhammad yar3 months ago in Humans
Human Emotions — Why Are They Beyond Our Control?
Emotions are the most natural part of being human — joy, anger, sadness, love, fear, excitement — each arises without warning, often without reason. We like to believe that our mind rules us, that logic and willpower shape our behavior. Yet, time and again, the heart proves otherwise. A single word, a familiar song, or a long-forgotten memory can shift our entire mood within seconds. It makes us wonder: if we are truly in control of ourselves, then why do our emotions take charge so easily?
By Muhammad yar3 months ago in Motivation
OK — Our Habit or Our Compulsion?
“OK” — just two letters, yet they hold the power to end arguments, start conversations, approve plans, and sometimes even hide emotions. It’s a word we say without thinking, type without effort, and hear without surprise. From formal emails to casual chats, “OK” has become more than a word — it’s a reflex, a habit, and for many of us, a kind of emotional mask. But how did this tiny word become so universal, and why do we use it so often — sometimes even when we don’t mean it?
By Muhammad yar3 months ago in Humans
Building Bright Minds: Understanding Children’s Thinking
Every child comes into the world with a fresh and curious mind. From the first day, a baby begins to watch, listen, and feel. The soft touch of a mother, the smile of a father, the colors of the room — all these small things start building the child’s world. Their brain is like a new garden where every sound and sight becomes a seed of learning. Each day, they collect new experiences that slowly shape their understanding of life.
By Muhammad yar3 months ago in Families
Human Wisdom in a Modern World
In every era of human history, wisdom has stood as the guiding force that shapes civilization. From the ancient philosophers of Greece to the sages of the East, wisdom has always been the light that distinguishes knowledge from understanding. In our modern world, however, the meaning of wisdom faces a new test — a test born from the rapid advancement of technology, the complexity of moral choices, and the never-ending human search for purpose. We live in an age where information is abundant, yet true understanding seems increasingly rare. In this vast digital landscape, the question arises: how can human wisdom survive and thrive in a world ruled by machines, data, and speed?
By Muhammad yar3 months ago in Humans
Human Nature in the Age of Technology
In the 21st century, technology has become an inseparable part of human life. From smartphones to artificial intelligence, from social media to virtual reality, our world has changed dramatically. Technology has made our lives faster, easier, and more connected than ever before. Yet, amid all these advancements, an important question arises: Where does the true essence of humanity stand?
By Muhammad yar3 months ago in The Swamp
The Human Body and Soul
Human beings are the most beautiful, complete, and intelligent creation in this universe. Among all creatures, humans hold a special place because they possess two aspects — one physical, called the body, and the other spiritual, called the soul (rooh). These two elements together make a human a complete being. The body is what we can see with our eyes, while the soul gives us life, awareness, and feeling. Without the soul, the body is just clay — lifeless and meaningless.
By Muhammad yar3 months ago in Humans
Morning — A New Beginning of Life
Every morning brings with it a new light, fresh air, and a message of hope. As soon as the first rays of the sun appear on the horizon, a new day begins. This moment is not only a reflection of nature’s beauty but also a symbol of hope, joy, and success for human life. Morning is that time when life takes on a new color, hearts fill with enthusiasm, and a sense of positive energy awakens within us. This beautiful moment of nature reminds us that life is not meant to stop—it is meant to move forward.
By Muhammad yar3 months ago in Motivation
The Night of Dreams
The night was unlike any other. The city lights faintly battled the soft glow of the moon, casting long shadows that merged with the quiet of the streets. To Amna, it seemed like just another evening, yet something felt different. Her mind was restless, filled with swirling thoughts of dreams that never let her sleep peacefully. As she closed the door behind her, a sense of unease filled the air — the line between what was real and what was imagined had begun to fade.
By Muhammad yar3 months ago in Fiction
