Looking for a Pen and finding Wisdom

I am trying to find my favorite pen, but I'm still unlucky. I am glad that I got excited again about writing after two months. Things are smooth and easy. However, one thing has been bothering me and dominating me: my constant thinking about the future and the uncertainty associated with it.

I don’t let these thoughts roam freely. I want to guard and restrain them. I want to restore determinism and self-confidence. Life must not be lived through long desires. Life must learn to respect time, relationships, and the self.

Any evil act or thought must be checked and guarded before it creates chaos. This power to see and comprehend the cause of evil and act upon it is known as love, faith, friendship, and God. Even Imam Ali (a.s) did not vividly describe God. He said you can find God by observing His creation. No knowledge can penetrate God's wisdom.

I want to get hold of myself and my intellect. Now my search for God comes to an end. The best knowledge is to find an end to something and move on.

When you stay in one place or idea, time halts.

Life is as sweet as nectar. It brings memories, love, friends, experiences, distress, pain, evil, and knowledge. This baggage is too heavy to be depleted before one’s death.

I want to fill my baggage with knowledge, belief, learning, and empathy.

Nayyar Abbas's passion is writing. He earned a bachelor's degree in Economics and Political Science and a master's in Development Studies in Peace and Conflict. He writes about economics, politics, religion, philosophy, and peace. His aim is to highlight classical liberal ideas of economics, politics, and identity changes in a fast-transforming world.

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