FROM A DROP

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C A N A D A

FROM A DROP

TO

AN OCEAN

Dr. Shahid M. Shahid

Attribution

I dedicate my book to

my beloved wife

Saba Shahid

Reincarnation

Dr. Shahid and I are friends in each incarnation. Around two thousand four hundred years ago we both were born in Takshashila, a majestic city with a strong fortification and carved gates of cypress, in the Brahmin families. Various renowned pundits, rishis, bhikshus and Yogis of the time taught us Hinduism and Vedas. In our youth days, we would climb up the Mango, Mulberry and Apple trees grown in our commodious courtyards to adventurously pick their fruit while it was still green. We would run after the wild peacocks perching and shrieking on the walls of our backyards. In those youthful days, carrying tight bows and sharp arrows in our quivers, we would go to the surrounding hilly jungle of huge rustling pines to hunt down rams and deer. There was a cup-like deep crystal emerald suburban lake all encircled by bluish hills.

Rowing an abandoned small boat into the deep water, we would catch quivering silvery fish with a hook. On our way home in the afternoon, we would tease the fair maidens, giggling and gossiping in the busty blouses of their sarees, going to the lake to fill their empty pitchers with transparent water. The then parents of Shahid named their son Chanakya while mine named me Kailash. As we reached puberty, we both were sent to the renowned university of Takshashila (presently called Taxila), located at the top of a suburban rocky hill. My friend Chanakya was extraordinarily wise and brilliant since his childhood. The study of disciplines like Politics, Philosophy, History, Medicines, Astronomy etc. at the University increased his knowledge and intelligence manifolds. On account of his high academic merits, he was honored with the position of a Mentor and the Head of Takshashila University. His fame spread around quickly. Owing to his intellectual, diplomatic and intricate behavior patterns, people and his pupils began to call him Acharya Chanakya or Chanakya Kotalia. In the meanwhile, he penned two manuscripts ‘Niti’ and ‘Arthashastra’ on the dry palm leaves. Niti was about his golden sayings and about how to lead an ideal life while Arthashastra dealt with Statecraft, Economics, Welfare, War Strategies and International Relations. These manuscripts, even after two millenniums, are thought to be a glaring example of his supreme knowledge and wisdom. He says: “As soon as the fear approaches near, attack and destroy it… A person should not be too honest. Straight trees are cut first and honest people are screwed first.”

Approaching from the Western gorge, the marching army of Alexander, after vanquishing the Persians, had not yet crossed the Indus River when the hearts of the dwellers of Takshashila began to melt with fear. It was in fact the result of acting upon the advice of Chanakya Kotalia that Raja Ambhi of Takshashila, by welcoming Alexander, saved his Capital and the University from being devasted and ransacked by the Greek army.

Being impressed by the growing fame of Chanakya’s intellectual achievements, Dhana Nanda, Raja of the most powerful state of Magadha in the North of India appointed him as his special adviser. But on being offended and insulted by the rude and arrogant Raja, Chanakya left Pataliputra and came back to Takshashila. He resolved that in return for the humiliating behavior of the Raja, he would not only dethrone him but he will also bring an end to the rule of the Nanda dynasty in Magadha.

Chanakya Kotalia eventually trained and led one of his crafty and gallant pupils Chandragupta Maurya so masterfully that he, along with strengthening his state in the South, secretly allied with many neighboring Rajas of Magadha.

Chandragupta later launched a very powerful military campaign against Magadha and brought an end to the Nanda rule. It was, in fact, the maneuver and strategic planning which enabled Chandragupta Maurya to found a new empire in the Indian Sub-Continent. After many years Chanakya and I died at our appointed time. I passed away in Takshashila while he expired in the royal palace of Magadha. Our corpses were carried to the crematories by the mourners where the embers and ashes of our pyres got scattered in the wind. Dust got mixed with the dust.

After a lapse of around two millenniums and four hundred years, Shahid and I again met as friends in our new avatar. This time he was destined to be born in Loyalpur and my birth took place in Lahore. But who can avert the writ of fate? They meet at any cost those who are destined to meet.

Once we both happened to visit the ruins of Taxila, the place of our previous incarnation. The grey stones of our ruined dwellings, once echoing with our laughter and the piercing shrieks of the wild peacocks perching on our walls and turrets were lying scattered on the wasteland. History tells that the savage, nomadic people like the White Huns came from the North and invaded, looted and gutted the wonderful city Takshashila in the 5th century turning the whole town into a heap of rubbles.

It was a very pleasant spring afternoon in 2021. The whole valley and the neighboring hills were covered with fresh green grass and myriad wildflowers. Dr. Shahid and I were sitting on a rugged wooden bench among the ruins of the ancient University of Taxila which was situated at the top of a small rocky hill.  The crumbling and roofless classrooms erected with hewn grey stone were still standing in front of us. This was the place where we were being taught by our learned mentors. The amazing thing about Dr. Shahid is that his zeal for acquiring knowledge and his zest for writing books is still intact even in this incarnation.

Putting three of his newly-printed glittering books in his lap he was engrossed in chatting with me. During the pauses in our discussion, he would stare at the surrounding hills with bewilderment. I involuntarily picked a book from his lap and began to flip through its oddly-smelling pages.

Dr. Shahid is a very subtle, sensitive, unique, interesting and multi-dimensional personality. His temperament is vividly marked by stability and his sustained calmness strongly manifests itself through his writings. He possesses an extremely fertile, creative and investigative mind and disposition. He pens down even those topics which other contemporary writers hardly conceive to probe into. A streak of humanism, sympathy and moral insight flows through his writings. Whether it is a literary article or an Ikhtsaria (a short reflection) each and every line inscribed by Dr. Shahid is without fail loaded with some deep thought. Most of his sentences are shining pearls of wisdom. His short reflections are the crystals of salt that intensify our appetite for wisdom. His vast study and profound observation of life seem to operate behind his writings.

I picked his second book Boond Se Beher Tuk (From A Drop Of Water To An Ocean) and began to recite its lines in such a loud voice that the surrounding green hills seemed to resound. I know not how long I kept reciting his short reflections resoundingly. Impulsively diverting my eyes from the pages of the book fluttering in the cool evening breeze, when I looked at the horizon, the red sun was setting behind the surrounding hills silently listening to my loud recitation. Dr. Shahid and I left the old wooden bench with laden hearts and began to walk down the hill through the winding stairs of hewn granite. A huge ancient Banyan tree, with its long and twisted arms spreading in all directions, was standing all alone at the foothill. Hundreds of sparrows were chirping and making a deafening sound among its knotted branches. In the darkening twilight, Dr. Shahid and I cheerfully embraced each other for the last time to be reunited in some other incarnation.

Prof. Gul Pervaiz

Sialkot, Pakistan

From Proverbs to Confession

God Almighty has bestowed different gifts and talents upon every human being. Creating art is the most distinguished and wonderful gift among them—neither does it know any limits nor does it has any specific direction. It is merely a natural flow which, on being boiled in the blood-stream of a writer and converted into the ink of his pen, becomes creative writing.

Pleasant and effective writing has a direct link with the voice of the heart. Any good idea or masterpiece remains incomplete unless and until there is a kind of harmony between heart and emotions. Aphoristic or proverbial writings hold a unique position among different genres of literature being read, spoken, and written on different occasions.

To say something big in a pithy manner falls into the category of proverbial wisdom. Verily, when an idea is expressed in a brief and polite manner, its intellectual and technical subtleties are crystalized.

Springs of ideas, gurgling out of the soil of mind, irrigate the land of hearts. If ideas are novel and factual, their exposition leaves positive effects on hearts and minds. The purer an idea is, the more powerful it is. When we meditate on the proverbs of Solomon, we come across themes like worldly wisdom, peace, security, faith etc. The bittersweet experiences and observations cater not only food for thought for us but also motivate us to live in a graceful way. Proverbs is one of my favorite books in the Holy Bible, the reading of which made me meditate on maxims. As time allowed me, I started inscribing them on paper.

The book Boond Se Beher (From a Drop to an Ocean) is written with a particular vision of telling the coming generations that the literature their forefathers created with some spiritual guidance is eternal and it will keep repeating its values.

The topics being discussed in the book are mostly related to the universe and humanity. The beauty of the topics lies in the fact that a single word has been described with five different shades of thoughts to contribute to the pleasure and grace of the book. I am especially thankful to my learned friend Prof. Gul Pervaiz from Sialkot who played a very important role in editing the book. If he had not joined me in this venture, it could have been left unaccomplished. His literary cooperation is like a burning lamp for me, the light of which illuminates the surrounding. His love, determination, generosity, zeal and labor contributed greatly to the completion of the book. No doubt the printing of a book is a difficult and challenging task. I am equally thankful to Mr. Stephen Nicholas (Faith Fiction, Canada) for his gracious financial cooperation which made the printing of “From A Drop To An Ocean” (Boond Se Beher) possible. Do write us after reading the book to enable us to remove its flaws, if any, in its second edition. Thanks.

Dr. Shahid M. Shahid

Wah Cantt., Pakistan

Anxiety

1. Anxiety and apathy usually increase when the soul is empty of love.

2. The main cause of anxiety is a sin and distance from God.

3. Anxiety is like a sudden disaster as when it comes it creates a storm.

4. Patience eliminates anxiety and worries.

5. A thing that offends us causes anxiety in the soul and heart.

Attitude

1. Bitterness is the fruit of negative attitudes.it spreads as for as soul and heart.

2. Our attitudes usually suffer insecurity when morality is forsaken.

3. Our attitudes, by higher flights can bridge the gulfs made by misunderstandings.

4. What a great punishment of time it is that our attitudes, knowledge, art, interests, and priorities have been chained with selfishness.

5. Positive attitudes not only enhance our dignity, but they also portray the best of humanity.

Book

1. Blessed is the man who writes and reads the book of his life daily.

2. It is only the best society that loves books because books give knowledge about improving conditions and social sciences.

3. He who loves books acquires the light of knowledge as knowledge gives access to God.

4. A book along with the vastness of study, transmits fragrances into life which passing through nostrils, reaches the heart and soul.

5. A book is man's best companion.it not only reveals one’s identity but also provides awareness of thoughts and ideas.

Character)

1. Sow the seed of moral character so that the coming generations may reap its crop.

2. The scars on our body can be removed but a taint on our character is permanently indelible.

3. Man can get back everything, but he cannot regain his lost reputation.

4. The wealth of character can be accumulated as per desire and without fear or remorse .it on the contrary attracts others.

5. As the scent of flowers affects the sensory organs would that (those) minds and hearts of others were perfumed by the aroma of our character.

Colors

1. He who is not moved by the colors of nature cannot plant good memories.

2. All colors of nature are beautiful but only the white colors stand for purity.

3. The green color is the symbol of life shooting forth fresh twigs of positive thought.

4. The rainbow is a collage of scene colors undertaking its journey among thick clouds.

5. The way each fruit is different in its taste and color likewise each individual is different in his habits and manners.

Complaints

1. If the tongue repeatedly vomits out complaints, body and soul suffer from the deficiency of ethics salts.

2. Complaints and Auspicious usually find their roots in mutual mistrust.

3. The end of complaints is like autumn shedding the fruit of soul.

4. When the difference between what you say and what you do increases, the rain of complaints starts falling.

5. Reformation is the only way to remove complaints. It does not create mental dis equilibrium.

Conscience

1. Man's latent abilities fail to wake up before his conscience pricks him.

2. Mind remains unspoiled if conscience keeps scolding negative thoughts.

3. Pricking of conscience brighten heart and cleans spirit.

4. Conscience is the well head of division making determining right path and destination.

5. Conscience, the guard of spirit and body ever tolls bell before a danger strikes.

Cruelty

1. The poor are oppressed by the powerful.

2. If men disguise as oppressors, the world will turn into a jungle.

3. Oppression is an antisocial attitude having many inlets and outlets.

4. Before committing untold atrocities on others imagine that they can also break.

5. One who is accustomed to oppression will be judged by God one day.

Distortion

1. The biggest flaw in our nature is that we find faults with others but, we do not reform ourselves.

2. When sin increase in the world, the humanity falls a victim to social.

3. Distortion not only spoils the screen of our mind but it also impure heart.

4. To ovoid spoilage first think and listen to your conscience, so that your future can be secured.

5. Corruption has many triangles, images, angles, circles and squares which deteriorate into different types of demons and giants.

Doctor

1. A doctor is the messiah of the world, who holds the vein of life and death in his hand.

2. A doctor must always play a positive role to keep the example of humanity alive.

3. If a doctor turns into a robber his services get tainted and his character becomes.

4. A doctor is neither a man nor a woman but a spokesman for human race.

5. A doctor' heart should be full of compassion and feelings, so that he may begin to give of fragrance of humanity.

Emotions

1. Give your emotions the heat of good intention to overcome callousness.

2. Tears roll down in expressing emotions .it lightens up the leaden heart.

3. The power of emotions paves its way during night hours.

4. Emotions stir only in those who possess the treasure trove of positive thinking.

5. The value of words is determined when they are sucked in the lap of emotions.

Endurance

1. He who endures makes life a cradle of security, love, and peace.

2. Endurance teaches patience while its fruit is sweet.

3. Tolerance and sensitivity depend upon immunity.

4. Endurance is not weakness or helplessness, but it is an effective element of willpower.

5. Trial teaches endurance, so that we proceed towards perfection.

Eyes

1. The eyes are like the stars in the sky, but their beauty and radiance increase with modesty.

2. Two eyes are a reflection of the world, but their thrilling adventure is that they everything beautiful in the world.

3. Wash hatred and bitterness in the eyes with dew drops, so that they may become pure.

4. A desire settles in the eye and punishes the heart, and until it is fulfilled, keep it tormented and restless.

5. A pair is a sensational number, identified in our bod, two eyes, two ears, two hands, two lips, two arms and two nostrils.

Face

1. Face is the door of impressions, which seals its doorstep with goodness or ill temper.

2. Man looks at his facial spots and wrinkles in the mirror daily but alas he fails to see his heart littered with filth.

3. Do not look behold the beauty of a face but consider one's personality and feelings.

4. Hatred is an ugly stain of face, and the beauty is totally happiness.

5. A face is an entrance to body and soul providing feelings to soul and energy to body.

Family

1. Mother begets family, a race, a nation, a society.

2. Family disputes start suspicion and lack faith and end in divorce.

3. The value of family is realized especially loneliness and separation begin to sting.

4. Unity in a family saves each of its member from being broken and scattered.

5. Since the human race began with a family, therefore its identity will last forever.

Feet

1. The man whose feet do not stay on the ground keeps wondering like wind.

2. The feet of those who bring the good news of peace never stumble.

3. The feet which leave the prints of love behind become the ambassadors for humanity and civilization.

4. The feet stranded in the quagmire of sin never step out till we repent.

5. The force of evil fetters us from head to toe.

Feeling

1. Those who are deeply soaked in feelings rule others.

2. Life a chain of joys and sufferings strikes a balance between feelings and love.

3. The root of love never withers out provided it gets the vitality from feelings.

4. The cloud of love never showers rain without the vapors of love.

5. Feelings are the most beautiful thing in the sanctity of relations maintaining their spirituality.

Fragrance

1. If the heart is beautiful, its petals spread their fragrance in their surroundings.

2. As a grown-up flower makes us smell its fragrance our moral character.

3. If emotions are adorned with flowery words, they as a fragrance of feelings reach the hearts of others.

4. In a natural sense our ideas, emotions, aspirations, and supply as fragrance the whole day.

5. Such should be the events and memories which by virtue of their fragrance and freshness should open the closed door of soul.

Freedom

1. Love and freedom are divine blessings and only those who undertake this journey know.

2. All breathing creatures desire freedom. However, we attain it through thoughts and ideas.

3. Motivation and freedom struggle lead to success.

4. Ask the value of freedom from a bird that has wasted away his whole life in a cage.

5. Blood of the freedom martyrs is a gift that inscribes the history of nations.

Fruit

1. Like a seed like a fruit.

2. The harder the labor the greater the reward.

3. Each work had its own effects and fruit.

4. Fruit is a natural blessing; its shadows are also fruitful.

5. He who does not line closer to nature is ever left fruitless.

Falsehood

1. Telling lies with psychological tactile s adds bitterness to our speech.

2. A lie does not have feet, but it put shackles in one's feet.

3. Tongue tastes truth and lie but love always conquers which maintains it existence   vanquishing ages and never retreats.

4. The disease of telling lie infects easily but getting rid of it is extremely difficult.

5. A lie is an enemy of trust its muddy walls collapse quickly.

Greed

1. The raging storm of sin wreaks havoc where it goes.

2. Greed is the savor of discontentment the morsels of greed fail to appease appetite.

3. Greed is the abode of sin and unless it is cleansed it remains pledged.

4. Greed is not only the root of sin, but it is also a thick tree of death, which cannot be cut down easily.

5. The tongue of greed is not only long but it is also full of poison and each sting of it increases the danger of death.

Habits

1. Keep reviewing your habits and desires to be saved from insecurity and waywardness.

2. Welcome good and bid farewell to bad habits daily as these habits are the best essence of many internal and external observations.

3. Everybody in this world is different from one another from the point of view of nature and manners and the same individualize him.

4. Adopt good habits and all the problems will be solved automatically.

5. Every human being bears different habits face thinking and character.

Hate

1. Love is the temperamental medicine to curb the bitterness of hatred.

2. If we respect the values of one another, the gate of hatred will be shut automatically.

3. Hatred not only consumes inner feelings, but it also fills our soul with bitterness.

4. The brain cancer of hatred deprives our soul of natural joys.

5. The ever-spreading hatred in the world is the sign of hiding ourselves from spirituality.

Hand

1. The star of luck lies in the lines hand. Open your hand to find it.

2. Selling something like a hotcake needs the flavor of pleasure.

3. Give hands in hands to stand by one another.

4. The hands of an industries man open the doors of prosperity.

5. Hands signify blessings or a curse and the way we stretch them out become their purpose.

Hard work

1. The fruit of labor is a sweetened with reward and can be enjoyed in all seasons.

2. We have to work hard to discover the star of luck.

3. Labor is better than balding.

4. Only hard work translates dreams into reality translates.

5. The light of the blissful lamp of hard work never diminishes.

Happiness

1. Happiness is a beautiful combination of feelings, but they stay for a few moments.

2. A thing done with passion and joys meets with success.

3. Joy is a fruit of feelings turning a desolate life in to a place populous.

4. Happiness keeps emotions flowing and strengthens desires to keep life happy and settled.

5. Happiness awaits love, emotions and the moments of truth and being a tonic for heart it stays with us.

Harmony

1. Relations without harmony, because a lifetime punishment.

2. Lack of harmony in ideas. Become an extra burden as on the soul.

3. Lack of harmony is the beautiful bond of life emerging an ambassador for family prosperity.

4. Joys bids farewell when family decisions are taken without harmony.

5. All works done in harmony prove fruitful failing which all efforts end a fiasco.

Heart

1. The four chambers of heart reflect four directions, so the heart is deeper than the ocean and free from the measurement of distances.

2. Heart is the abode of good and bad thoughts.

3. Ask yourself how my heart is.

4. Heart is naturally bright, transparent, and pure. Filth and impurities enter through thoughts and defile it.

5. Heart is a marvel of nature. No artificial remote control can operate it. God has attributed the whole life to it.

6. In the human heart are found three states of matter converting it into solid, liquid, and Gas.

Health

1. First and the foremost manifesto of man should be health and life.

2. Without standard health policies, all our institutions, plans and economic policies are useless.

3. Plan out your time for good health to avoid physical, spiritual, and psychological disorders.

4. Good health is the greatest gift of inherited right and love.

5. Bring change in your environment, diet, and lifestyle to maintain a balance between health and life.

Heresies

1. Love is the best remedy to do away with heresies and to stop them from propping up again and again.

2. Heresies crop up in heart causing isolation and separation.

3. Promotes virtues to quell heresies.

4. Heresies destroy the faithful, families, clans, and nations.

5. He who fabricates heresies for others digs a ditch for his own family.

Home

1. A home is the cradle of peace, love and happiness promoting the building of personality and trust.

2. A home divided against it falls apart and its people sweater like straws.

3. Our earthly home is temporary while heaven is our permanent abode.

4. A home, built with hard labor has solid foundations and walks.

5. A home is a blessing of God only a homeless knows its value.

Hope

1. Hope is the most glorious thing of the universe.it makes each day wonderful.

2. Do not pin your hopes on others but trust in God who change your destiny instantly.

3. Faith, hope, and love are the fountains that gush out from the heart and keep flowing permanently.

4. Prayers and hopes overcome trials provided. We keep on holding them.

5. Man should cherish hope till the breaths his last.

Homicide

1. Those who do not shed blood protect their family under the wings of blessings.

2. Unsettled disputes lead to bloodshed.

3. We should not shed blood for our interests lest our stock of oxygen is consumed before time.

4. Uncontrolled emotions stir a terrible hurricane in the ocean of our blood.

5. Honesty is the best tool to nib the evil of greed in the bud to save humanity from carriage and destruction

Jealousy

1. The termite of jealousy devours good thoughts to hollowness.

2. We should not be jealous of the joys of other to save our body and soul from the termite of enemy.

3. To check the pulse of jealousy shares your happiness with others.

4. The baring of jealousy is invisible, but face usually betrays it.

5. Keep your thoughts and soul pure to get rid of jealousy.

Journey

1. A nice fellow pilgrim makes the whole journey pleasant No matter how much tough it is.

2. Everything is in motion but he who does not start his journey cannot determine his destination.

3. He who shows the right path to a wayfarer picks thorns of his life.

4. The nose guy of love makes the journey of life pleasant, and its scent drives away fatigue and boredom.

5. Relations and links are social bridges helping us in moving back and forth across the guest of life.

judgment

1. Start judging yourself first so that others may not find faults with you.

2. Bribery is an enemy of man and he who learns to hate it, cleans his hand of sins.

3. The court of the almighty God is an ideal place to file a with petition. Where there is no fear of injustice and where all decisions are taken on merit.

4. God will judge every human being so we should do justice in all things.

5. A courtroom is a place where the history of justice of nations is written.

Kindness

1. Kindness a gift of nature, provide shade and fruit to other.

2. Kindness not only enhances character and morals but also promotes peace, love, and brotherhood in society.

3. Kindness is a rare gift of nature .it grows by itself but transfer its fruit to other.

4. He who does not commit an evil, He shows kindness to his life, so that he many escape the hill fire.

5. Kindness is a virtue that makes others you admire.

Knowledge

1. Knowledge is an alchemy which, on account of certain physical and chemical properties, triggers the sculpturing of words.

2. Knowledge is an ocean with no beginning or an end of its flow.

3. Knowledge and literature are the two sides of the same coin with an embossing of image on both sides.

4. Light the lamp of knowledge to shun ignorance so that every family may be a lamp.

5. He who loves knowledge saves his soul and body from destruction.

Lamp

1. Light the lamp of peace, hope and love to enrich the soil of heart.

2. Love is a lamp the light of which neither nor dies down.

3. The history of nations is illuminated with the lamps of blood.

4. Light a lamp on your palm so that you do not stumble.

5. Light lamps to shun ignorance as light is life while darkness is death.

Life

1. Life is a gift of God entrusted to man irrespective of race and color and also taken back by him after due time.

2. Life is marked by like flowers, waters, shadows, thoughts, dreams a journey of vapors.

3. Life is the most beautiful gift of nature keeping the desires of ages alive.

4. Life is a wonder of God as our strength, fancy, dreams, and desires die one day in the gives of an images, emotions, hopes and life respectively.

5. Blessed is the man who writes and reads the book of his life daily to have our names written in eternity.

Light

1. The real light emits from the inside of man and exposes his inner darkness.

2. God is light and he who walks in this light remains protected from sin.

3. The morning light is his grace providing light to our feet.

4. The light is a lamp the rays of which never grow dim.

5. The heaven and the earth are an abode of light as the earth is brightened by the sun while the galaxies illuminate the heaven.

Literature

1. You have to chew a cud of literature for many hours. Only than it is digested.

2. Ideas and concepts, begotten by literature change the destiny of nations all to gather.

3. Knowledge and literature being two sides of the same coin and having peculiar chemical properties train and educate man.

4. The treatment of words increases the beauty of literature. However only action light the lamp of life.

5. The spring of literature, gushing out of the heart, quenches thirsty souls.

Love

1. Love has a peculiar tongue spoken through eyes.

2. Love the most potent weapon to win the battle of humanity is millions of times.

3. The Rosary of love redness distances and diminishes boundaries.

4. Love being descended from heaven is eternal.

5. The power of love in human blood is a magnet and an element that lines till feelings outweigh.

Loyalty

1. He who places the bricks of loyalty built his home rapidly.

2. Those who are rebellion by default lose their character and repute.

3. It is useless to shake hand with those who do not have lines of commitment in their hands.

4. Human blood has the flame of loyalty, and it flutters as much as fuel it gets.

5. When man's man forms the image of loyalty healthy ideas are generated.

Luck

1. People keep discovering the star of luck in their lands, but they do not cleanse their hands of sins.

2. Hard Work gives birth to good luck and those who idealize it turn lucky.

3. All dreams the dream of good luck but only a few find the star of their fulfillment.

4. Obedience to good is the door of luck the threshold of which is marked by successors.

5. To keep the garden of luck green one has to bear the hostility of weathers.

Memories

1. Adore your life with sweet memories to line in the hearts of others after you leave them.

2. Memories are deeply related with hearts. They are born instantly but line forever.

3. Memories are like dreams east to visualize but difficult to materialize.

4. Sweet memories are like a precious gift the worth of which remains hidden in the soul.

5. The shadows of memories are like sweet dreams generating energy in passions and awaking soul.

Mirror

1. I saw a triangle in a mirror, on its three flanks was written faith, hope and love.

2. Heart shows eternal whereas a mirror shows external spots.

3. The mirror is our best friend who despite seeing our stains does not slander us.

4. Eyes are a mirror, in which reflection of everything is seen.

5. Life is like a mirror,

6. Which shows each reality of life?

Morality

1. The wealth of morality is a hundred times better than the wealth of evil.

2. Morality bridges up social values.

3. Social gradation and immoral values increase distances among human being.

4. Everything in the world is mortal and stained while the wealth of morality is impressionable.

5. The beauty of morality is costlier than jewels and neither it spoils nor damages rather it maintains its luster

Mother

1. The shadow of mother is like the sky turning into a cloud in the day and a galaxy at night.

2. If amen starts counting the mother favors, vocabulary would exhaust and yet many more favors would be left uncounted.

3. Sacrifice your name is mother, refreshing memories and intensifying feelings.

4. The lap of mother is the primary school of a child teaching him love and etiquettes and beautifully exemplifying love.

5. Mother is a true and beautiful covenant abating the storms of sorrows.

The Moon

1. Neither does the Moon expects any return nor does it make a noise on shedding.

2. Wonder how much distance does the moon cover to enter into the ocean but it down it shifts its reflection to the sky.

3. The Moon light not only illuminates the night, but it also gives stirring vent to feelings.

4. When the Moons beams descend the ocean of heart, they trigger emotional commotion.

5. This is but natural that on being molted in a moonlit night, emotions begin to flow like molten.

Mystery

1. Between and water lies the mystery of the Holy Spirit.

2. There is a mystery of distances between heaven and Earth.

3. The Mystery of patience lies between sorrow and happiness.

4. The Mystery of miracle stands between suffering and healing.

5. Between light and darkness there is a mystery of time.

Patience

1. Patience and gratitude are the beautiful divine gifts which make people patient and grateful.

2. The sword of patience cuts the root of evil.

3. Sufferings tech us patience to do well to others.

4. The power of patience and tolerance makes life a strong bridge.

5. Patience is like prickly thorns its pain and inflammation subside gradually.

Path

1. He who does not determine the right path faces sudden trials.

2. He who picks thorns, clear not only has his owned but also the path of others.

3. The feet step for the good of others never stumbles.

4. He, who guards his path in youth, enjoys divine blessing and favor.

5. Morality is the best course saving man from pride and death.

Pen

1. The only difference between the pen and the tongue is that the words following out of the pen from history whereas the words are the thrown out by the tongue only dissolve into the air.

2. Whatever literature has been written so for is by virtue of the pen the fragrance a power of which rest in books.

3. The pen solidifies the foundations of thought, philosophy, and revolution.

4. The pen should be dipped into literature and should be adorned with feelings as both have their effects and fruits.

5. The words flowed from the pen eternally line in the annals of history.

Personality

1. No doubt environment and heritage greatly contribute in (to) the development of personality.

2. Your personality is a trait making you look different from others.

3. Helping others is a facade of a multi-dimensional personality making man favorite in the eyes of God and the world.

4. Every human being possessive a hidden personality. We need only passion to transforms a common man into a personality.

5. Personality does not mean the counter Nance of a man.

6. it rather implies a collection of his mental, social and attributes.

prayer

1. A prayer is a precious and harmless weapon thwarting each temptation.

2. The heartily prayer is always accepted .it is always affective.

3. A prayer is always ambassador for peace love and purity.

4. The hands lifted for prayer cannot shed blood unjustly.

5. Prayer is the best medicine of meeting with   God.

Poverty

1. Poverty and prosperity have their phobias and poisons. If poverty suffers from a sense of inferiority, prosperity is plagued with a superiority complex.

2. He who suffers the pangs of poverty can distinctively see the difference between him and the other self.

3. He who has eaten the morsels of poverty can hardly digest forbidden food as the stomach is also accustomed to distinct between what is lawful and what is not.

4. Man, easily learns social sciences by burning the starter of poverty first.

5. Poverty grows thorns and agony.

Pride

1. Growing the crop of grace is better than sowing the seed of pride.

2. The abundance of wealth not only paralyzes his mind, but it also covers his eyes with fat.

3. The raging storm of pride throws man hundreds of miles away.

4. The annals of history hold innumerable events of pride but he, who does not change his course, accordingly, unnecessarily invites decay.

5. If our wealth is eaten by moth it resorts to starvation.

Promise

1. A promise coming from the womb of conscience guards’ self-esteem.

2. He, who keeps his word is a role model for others and makes himself identifiable for others.

3. Breaking promise not only tarnishes character but it also leaves the wrinkles of shame on the face.

4. A promise is a precious gift of trust the luster and fragrance of which never fade away.

5. Think before you make a promise because thinking open many doors of life.

Power

1. Imposition of power and decisions gives rise to conflicts.

2. Imposition of power not only strains relationships but it also crooks the perspective.

3. The powerful as average conquers while the weak are chained in the shackle’s slavery.

4. The weapon of power silhouettes the rod of authorities.

5. Power is ever strangely used against the helpless and the poor

Purity

1. Obedience and purity are the elements that open for men doors of the heavenly kingdom.

2. He whose heart is pure can see God, while an impure hear cannot see its stains.

3. The body and soul is that seek purity, but the difference between the two body collapses while soul flies to heave.

4. Purity is a force that is not visible. But it makes others feel it through its performance and virtue.

5. Purity is the door of salvation the opening of which removes the piles of filth.

Punishment

1. Adam, Eve, and serpent were the first who got punished in the Garden of Eden.

2. Forgiveness is better than punishment because God forgives our sins.

3. Punishment triggers rebellion and fury.

4. In the earlier times punishment was a kind of training.it is tantamount to a crime.

5. Punishment is the best kind of training to avoid future mistakes.

Quest

1. Love and exercise are the basis elements of quest showing the signs of success.

2. He who pursues Search can discover anything in the World.

3. All big Achievements and discoveries Have Been done Today become of quest as Movement brings Change and quest provides With Victory.

4. Hard Work and dedication give birth to determination, which makes the most difficult task easier.

5. Man seeks material thing, but he is unknowingly with the spiritual life.

Question

1. Life, being an enigma for man, seems to have no beginning and no end. Its keep flowing from generation to generation.

2. A query is a yardstick distinguishing truth from falsehood and purring truth of all impurities.

3. He who does not raise a query, hampers his mental growth.

4. The more you peel a question, the more new layers of perception you come across.

5. A question is a strange bough shooting forth fresh twigs of creativity.

Respect

1. Self-respect is a gift which men like to have but giving it to others is equally.

2. Honor is a yardstick being used but the rich and the poor equally.

3. If a person loses his dignity the thorn of remorse pricks his throat.

4. Knowledge is but a prerequisite for opening the door of honor which changes the environment and standard.

5. Honor is a sphere having many internal and external doors.

Revenge

1. Revenge is a snare and a bone of contention.

2. Revenge is an easily flaming the fire of which is faced by the coming generation.

3. Revenge not only imputes our limbs, but it takes away the peace of mind.

4. The fire of revenge consumes generations.

5. The substance of revenge neither stops nor turns baron.

Relationships

1. Doubts and jealousy weaken the relationships while feelings and love strengthen them.

2. Feelings and love keep relationships intact whereas ego & pride shatter them.

3. No matter how much flavor you add to the grafting of artificial relationships they always prove savor less.

4. Keep the sanctity of relationships in your heart and soul, so that they do not end or shatter.

5. Relationships usually grow weaker when the feelings die down.

Role Model

1. A role model is the flag bearer of spirituality elevating the character of everybody.

2. A role model emerges from the entrails of character and transforms races and nations.

3. A role model is the most effective weapon to impress others never losing its power and energy.

4. A friendship, having no gradation of role models fizzles out soon.

5. Better a poor horse than no horse at all for saving the image of life from stains and blemishes.

Satan

1. Satan is a subtle beast who ambushes unexpectedly.

2. We acquire special weapons to counter the slinging arrows of Satan.

3. The devilish tactics throw man into temptation as human nature is fickle and is a prone to go astray soon.

4. Satan has been an adversary of man from the beginning, and he will use his power to the end.

5. Fighting against Satan requires obedience to God and the holy spirit.

Season

1. Seasons are free yet they bind us in the chains of sufferings. So, we should not let life scatter like seasons.

2. Seasons do beautify life, yet peace and joy are gifted by nature.

3. The dance of clouds adds to the charm of weather.

4. The diversity of seasons is subjected to nature, but emotions and intensions are swayed by will.

5. Each season has its own effects and qualities which leaving deep impressions on human nature.

Secret

1. Our hidden sins are not visible to other, but our conscience warms and rebukes us.

2. He who speaks truth not only keeps himself protected from the hidden sins but also adorns his self.

3. Mystery maintains its virtue and superiority as long as it is UN expose and silent.

4. God is everywhere however all things keep secretly.

5. Hidden sins grow in heart they not only defile the body but also disfigure the soul.

Self

1. You should emit spiritual rays so that others may be benefitted from their heat.

2. Your self is like a circle fortified by self-respect.

3. He, who lacks humanity, is frivolous and pointless.

4. A man who does not recognized his self does not earn respect.

5. Your self-reforests your talent and personality what matters all is its exploration.

Self. Knowledge

1. Self. Knowledge is the voice of conscience rebuking as well as training as principle.

2. Self-knowledge should be first of life, so that self-confidence may open the door of future for us.

3. Self-discovery is the jewel of self. Knowledge, which once found in never lost.

4. Self-knowledge begets values, Ambitions and ventures providing awareness to the way of life.

5. The seed of self. Knowledge does not lose its weight by sowing, weighing, and testing.

Silence

1. In the silence of the sky there are many sights, galaxies and constellations illuminating the world quietly.

2. Silence is a message of nature understood only by those who live near her.

3. Silence is worship and he who fasts in silence gets his reward.

4. Silent lips are a picture of purity, seriousness, and love. The rude can also learn it.

5. No matter how much huge these mountains are and yet neither do they grumble, nor do they cry. They maintain their peace.

Sin

1. The leprosy of sin not only defiles body but it also pollutes soul.

2. It is very easy to step into the quagmire of sin but stepping out of it is equally.

3. The ulcer of sin keeps infecting blood till is repent.

4. Our hidden sins remain invisible. However, our conscience keep warning and scolding us.

5. The termite of sin licks the salt of body turning it into a Skelton in the end.

Storm

1. The storm arrives with a loud bang blowing away unnecessary densities.

2. There is a calm after a storm the mercy of the lord.

3. Trials come like a storm and coming out of them needs prayers.

4. Faith is a power that stops every sorrow and storm.

5. We cannot stop storms from coming but we can save life by precautions and protection.

Shadow

1. A shadow and a fellowship are short lived and vanish quickly but still leaving behind their memories permanently.

2. The hands that fail to provide shade to others, their lives lack the roots of compassion.

3. The shadows of parent’s kindness on their children are like a tree that always provides them the shade of peace and comfort.

4. When the shadow of clouds descends the earth, the heart is filled to the brim with desires.

5. Positive thinking always gives cool shadow while negative acts make your hands to give you heat.

Shawl

1. Wearing the shawl of holiness and humility coronates you with glory.

2. He who does not wear the shawl of sunlight loses the shadow of peace.

3. The width and of the shawl of love covering sins is beyond measurement.

4. Your shadow is in proportion to your stature but with the wearing of an artificial shawl both disappear.

5. Moderation is the only way to cut your coat according to your size. Neither does it hurt you nor does it assassinate your character.

Sociability

1. Sociability is a beautiful junction of love promoting family harmony and social relations.

2. Love starts with sociability gradually diminishing hatred and bitterness.

3. He, who is accustomed to socialization is never alone, but he has the road of unity and passion protecting him from every danger.

4. Mutual interaction is a model of good morals which not only safeguards our values and traditions but also dispels many frustrations and disappointments.

5. Mutual interaction is the gate of good sociability on the threshold of which are sitting the gatekeepers of love, love, joy and brotherhood.

Son

1. A birth is a son doubles the joys, colors, desires, and hopes of a family.

2. A son is the lamp of hope, its light illuminates each family.

3. The separation of a son is like a falling star. It disappears instantly.

4. Inheritance of a son is a natural confusion. Weather its passion is a punishment or temptation is yet take known.

5. A so is an inheritance of God and the fruit of a womb. its roots and tree do not wither out.

Spirituality

1. What a standard of spirituality it is that we have wolves under priestly garb.

2. The fumes of spirituality coming out of a tender heart ameliorate others.

3. Spirituality teaches forgiveness which ultimately repays the whole debt of punishment.

4. Character is the best gauge to measure spirituality and to maintain compatibility.

5. Spirituality is such a mirror of healthy concepts which not only shows the facial blemishes, but it also exposes the thoughts being born in the heart.

Suffering

1. Suffering is physical, spiritual, and psychological but they have different grades and intensity.

2. When heart is riddled with a variety of sorrows existence is shattered into pieces.

3. He who cannot bear sorrow, he is not familiar with the ups and down of life.

4. Overcoming obstacles and bearing sufferings smilingly are the real life.

5. Think before hurting anybody that tomorrow you may be in the same condition. Think before hurting anybody that tomorrow you may be in the same condition.

Tears

1. Tears roll down these eyes which form the image of a longing.

2. Its natural truth that weathers it is happiness or sorrow tear defiantly fall from eyes because they are an outlet of hidden and spiritual expression.

3. Heart finds consolation if tears begin to flow or fall on the heart. They turn it into an ocean.

4. Eyes begin to shed tears in grief, but the voice of heart stops them.

5. Flowing of tears from eyes is a natural process that is directly linked to emotions.

Time

1. Let us change our emotions and thoughts with the passage of time as spring and youth change into autumn and old age respectively.

2. Not rating time is our deadliest flow turning us equally worthless later.

3. Time is neither good nor bad. Only we make it so positive and negative.

4. Time is a very rare entity. We should make the best use of each movement.

5. He, who does not make timely decisions, suffers life imprisonment.

Trust

1. The trust morel showed be chewed thoroughly to separate unnecessary densities.

2. The dreams of those who trust in God are not left unfulfilled.

3. Autumn will set in if trust, a social flower withers out.

4. Listen to everyone but trust in those whose words and deeds do not contradict each other.

5. Unnecessary expectations not only destroy trust, but they also damage relations and ties.

Tongue

1. The wounds implicated by a sharp tongue are deeper than the physical ones and heal slowly.

2. The tongue is a rare gift of nature conveying the voice of conscience to others.

3. The tongue is an amber of mischief the flames of which reduce the whole

4. Body to ashes.

5. The tongue and lips are the elegant jewels of eloquence.

6. Tongue is living symbol of homogeneity strengthening social relations.

Unity

1. The unity and passion of birds’ nurture homogeneity.

2. Unity is such a successful weapon a war which not only leads to success but also provides the crown of rule.

3. He, who wears the garment of unity, is protected against external threats and attacks.

4. People like to sit under the shadow of the social unity.

5. Unity not only gives birth will power but also strengthens social ties and relations.

Virtue

1. The rewarding fruit of virtue maintain its smell and flavor in all seasons.

2. Sow the seed of virtue today and reap its crop tomorrow.

3. The element of virtue in relations promotes confidence and passion.

4. Virtue is the fruit of the holy spirit. It promotes spirituality as well as creates an atmosphere.

5. Virtue enhances the dignity of man and increases his popularity.

Wait

1. The movements of waiting pay the price of love till they are spent.

2. Tears pay the price of those eyes which contain the image of waiting.

3. The thorns of waiting are extremely sharp, but their pricking is more painful, when the moments of waiting fail to be spent.

4. A thing which we get after a long waiting and labor teaches us patience and gratitude.

5. Waiting is a supernatural reality the reflection of which can be seen in all things found in the universe.

Wealth

1. Wealth does open the doors to prosperity, but God sets the boundaries of life.

2. Wealth is not the inheritance of anybody generation enjoys luxury whereas the other is destined poverty.

3. As well as a person has wealth, his heart remains fertile but when it ends his heart turns.

4. He who worships wealth cannot distinguish between what is clean and unclean because greed doubles desire and lust.

5. As there is a gap between the heaven and the earth so there is big gulf between the rich and the poor.

Wind

1. A home being built on weak foundations is demolished by gusty winds.

2. Spread love to protect your soul from the sting of envy.

3. The wind has no direction, and nobody knows where from it comes. Still, it keeps the secret of life.

4. You need the wind of positive thoughts to disperse the dark clouds of sadness.

5. The wind is a living symbol of life bestowing life on all irrespective of caste creed and race.

Worries

1. Anxiety is a virus that attacks the heart first.

2. When anxiety sits at the threshold of heart, difficulties begin to multiply.

3. Sadness and distress being born of anxiety gradually turn life in to a wasteland.

4. The abundance of worries makes the rotation of days agonizing and James the wheel of life.

5. We need the power of love and joy to open the barred windows and doors of anxiety.

Wound

1. Wound inflected by the tongue are more injurious than the physically ones are never.

2. A punishment for uncommitted sins is like adding insult to injury.

3. Negative attitudes have a tongue of their own pointing out injuries before time.

4. Think well before inflicting an injury on someone lest in return it should become an oozing menace for you.

5. A counted heart has a healthy body otherwise it inflects injuries on it.

Table of Contents

Reincarnation

From Proverbs to Confession

Anxiety

Attitude

Book

Character)

Colors

Complaints

Conscience

Cruelty

Distortion

Doctor

Emotions

Endurance

Eyes

Face

Family

Feet

Feeling

Fragrance

Freedom

Fruit

Falsehood

Greed

Habits

Hate

Hand

Hard work

Happiness

Harmony

Heart

Health

Heresies

Home

Hope

Homicide

Jealousy

Journey

judgment

Kindness

Knowledge

Lamp

Life

Light

Literature

Love

Loyalty

Luck

Memories

Mirror

Morality

Mother

The Moon

Mystery

Patience

Path

Pen

Personality

prayer

Poverty

Pride

Promise

Power

Purity

Punishment

Quest

Question

Respect

Revenge

Relationships

Role Model

Satan

Season

Secret

Self

Self. Knowledge

Silence

Sin

Storm

Shadow

Shawl

Sociability

Son

Spirituality

Suffering

Tears

Time

Trust

Tongue

Unity

Virtue

Wait

Wealth

Wind

Worries

Wound