Sheroz ibn Aliyor

Kids who have never seen peace and kids who have never seen war have different values.

© Doflamingo

It has taken me all my life up to now to fall in love with the world, but I’ve started to feel it the last couple of years. To fall in love with the world isn’t to ignore or overlook suffering, both human and otherwise. For me anyway, to fall in love with the world is to look up at the night sky and feel your mind swim before the beauty and the distance of the stars. It is to hold your children while they cry, to watch as the sycamore trees leaf out in June. When my breastbone starts to hurt, and my throat tightens, and tears well in my eyes, I want to look away from feeling. I want to deflect with irony, or anything else that will keep me from feeling directly. We all know how loving ends. But I want to fall in love with the world anyway, to let it crack me open. I want to feel what there is to feel while I am here.

© John Green

– "While clearing brush is labor, untangling politics is art."
– "Peace is suspension bridge held in place by the tension of equal forces."

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Umid qilishdan boshqa hech narsa qilmaydigan xalq bizniki.
Neki bo'lmasin ko'nikib yashagan xalq bizniki.
Qachon adolatsiz dard yursa ham, bardoshda toblangan xalq bizniki.
Kelajak ishonchini hech qachon yo'qotmagan, har kun yashar xalq bizniki.

Zaharni zahar kesadi.

O'zbekistoning issiq kunlarida issiq choy eng yaxshi ichimlik bo'lsa, Minnesota shtatining sovuq kunlarida eng yaxshi ichimlik bu muzdak suv ekan.

O'zingning o'zgaga qilgan yaxshiligingni, o'zganing o'zingga qilgan yomonligini unutib yasha.

#nasihat
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Live by forgetting the good you have done for others and the harm others have done to you.

#nasihat

I came across to this biblical line(John 8:32):

“You will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.”

When we sincerely seek truth—whether through scripture, learning, or reflection—we free ourselves from ignorance and falsehood.

In our faith, recognizing truth is an act of worship. The Holy book repeatedly urges us to contemplate and to stand for what is right. This biblical phrase resonates with our own emphasis on honesty and justice. Truth, wherever we find it, helps us break free from the chains of doubt and misunderstanding, strengthening both our hearts and our communities.

Hammaga o'qib ko'rishga arziydigan bitta kitobni tavsiya qila olasizmi? Takliflaringizni qoldiring...
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What’s one book you suggest everyone should read at least once? Drop your recommendations — I’m looking to add to my reading list!

Og'zini tuta olmagan hech bir yerini tuta olmas.

© Xalq hikmati

Now new year has come, there is so called army of "New year, new me" people. Some people started to exercise, some started to read – something I see common in them is tracking. I have been seeing that people mostly my peers started to track everything that they do as if they were tracking their habits. I have nothing against it, but it depends what are you tracking. From what they say it is a good motivation to help them stay on the track, I agree with that. Yet there are some who track things, I wouldn't recommend them to do. I am going to give some examples from my own friends (I did get their consents to do so):

1) Keeping track of non-smoking days;
2) Keeping track of fastfood-eaten days;
3) Keeping track of missed prayers;

When you track your good habits, this action really does help you to motivate you not to miss them, but when you do so with the bad habits, I think that you are just tracking how long have it passed since the last time you did these bad habit of yours. One of those friends of mine did this last year too. During summer, he always said that these many days have passed since he last time smoked. Yet these number of days never exceeded 21, why? Every time I asked these question, the remained the same: "I have not smoked for 3 weeks, I have proven myself that I can go without it, and I am just celebrating it" (He eventually returned back to smoking).

Tracking habits works best when it focuses on building good behaviors, not counting time since a bad one. Highlighting past mistakes can unintentionally reinforce them, as seen with my friend who used his "days without smoking" as a reason to relapse. Focus on growth, not the gaps.