Episodelania

Hajriyani Aldilani ~ Disini tempat menyimpan coretan-coretan yang menerbitkan semangat & tempat beristirahat sejenak dari penat : ) ♥♡♥♥♡♥♥♡♥♥♡♥♥♡♥♥♡♥ "Hidup adalah perjuangan. Perjuangan paling mulia adalah di jalan Allah. Jangan kau mati karena dunia." ~ Ibnul Khattab

[kurniawangunadi]

Hal terbaik yang bisa kamu percaya dari takdir adalah ia selalu yang terbaik untukmu dan selalu ada ruang untuk memperjuangkan takdir yang baik. Hal yang sering terlupa terkait takdir kita adalah kita sulit/butuh waktu untuk memahami maksudNya, dan kita jarang berprasangka baik.

Kurniawan Gunadi

[herricahyadi]

Begini. Ada sebagian kecil dari kita yang memilih untuk sendiri. Soliter, bukan introver. Jaga spasial, bukan jaga sosial. Mereka hanya mau menyendiri. Titik. Ada dunia di mana imaji bebas bertumbuh. Seperti dimensi kelima yang mampu menggoyang gravitasi. Mereka sanggup membuka garis-garis waktu. Syahdan, kita akan melihat mereka menari-nari di dalamnya. Membuat kita linglung; gerangan apa yang menjadikan mereka begitu asyik menghayati kesendirian? Sebab, menyendiri itu pilihan yang memabukkan. Cuma kita saja yang tak sanggup menafsirkannya begitu.

[aldilani]

😊👍🏻

[aldilani]

Kadang ingin seperti dandelion yang sederhana, indah, terlihat rapuh namun kokoh yang bisa tumbuh tanpa pernah memilih tempat,

merelakan angin menebar tomentum kemana saja,

bisa jadi ke tempat yg jauuuh bahkan sangat jauh,

dan pada akhirnya menumbuhkan kehidupan

dan harapan-harapan baru.

Semoga.

✨ Lani ~ Penghujung November 2020

[aldilani]

Ada pertanyaan-pertanyaan yg mungkin tidak kita temukan jawabannya sekarang, tapi nanti

atau mungkin

tdk ada jawabannya,

Begitukah hidup?

-November 2020-

[superzupper]

Ketika kita sedang ingin menyendiri pun, tidak ingin ditinggalkan olehNya.

[aldilani]

🥺

[aldilani]

Setiap hari selalu bertanya: Apa kabar,pa?

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Papa, semoga semua amal dan kebaikanmu selama napas membersamai jiwa, menjadi teman dalam kesendirianmu di alam sana.

Doa kami tidak pernah putus untuk papa, selalu...

Semoga kelak kita berkumpul lagi ya pa,

kami rindu... 🤍

[chibird]

I like to imagine little ghosts are cheering for you when you feel the most down. They must know what it feels like to be sad and alone, and they hope their ghostly encouragement can reach you! ♡

Chibird store | Positive Pin Club | Instagram

[aldilani]

Aku tidak ingin mengingat luka

Tapi aku sudah lupa rasanya bahagia

-October 2020-

[aldilani]

Tentang merawat orang tua

Bukankah beruntung anak yang masih diberi kesempatan oleh Allah untuk berbakti pada orang tuanya? Diberi kesempatan untuk membalas kebaikan orang tua di usia senjanya dengan merawat (ayah/ibu) yang sedang sakit misalnya. Entah sakit ringan maupun berat,So, tetap sabar jangan mudah mengeluh wahai diri yang sedang dalam fase hidup seperti ini. Ingat-ingatlah selalu firman Allah dalam surah Al Isra’ ayat 23-24.

03.46 am

[breathtakingdestinations]

Lofoten - Norway (by BüniD) 

[aldilani]

Loveeeeeeee

One day I’ll be there,inshaAllah ^^

[aldilani]

Hari ini diingatkan kembali : Hanya kepada Allah saja tempat kita berharap, hanya Allah sajalah tempat kita bergantung, hanya pada Allah tempat kita bersandar.  Allah..Dialah Rabb yang tak kan pernah meninggalkan hambaNya. Sungguh.

11.35 pm

[scientific-women]

Why we laugh

Did you know that you're 30 times more likely to laugh if you're with somebody else than if you're alone? Cognitive neuroscientist Sophie Scott shares this and other surprising facts about laughter in this fast-paced, action-packed and, yes, hilarious dash through the science of cracking up.

[thenordroom]

- Lofoten Island Norway

[aldilani]

One day..insyaAllah ^^

[j-k-i-ng]

“Shapes of Lofoten III” by | Mikkel Beiter

[aldilani]

Loveeee...

[teded]

Tough as a Tardigrade

Without water, a human can only survive for about 100 hours. But there’s a creature so resilient that it can go without it for decades. This one millimeter animal can survive both the hottest and coldest environments on Earth, and can even withstand high levels of radiation. This is the tardigrade, and it’s one of the toughest creatures on Earth, even if it does look more like a chubby, eight-legged gummy bear. 

Most organisms need water to survive. Water allows metabolism to occur, which is the process that drives all the biochemical reactions that take place in cells. But creatures like the tardigrade, also known as the water bear, get around this restriction with a process called anhydrobiosis, from the Greek meaning life without water. And however extraordinary, tardigrades aren’t alone. Bacteria, single-celled organisms called archaea, plants, and even other animals can all survive drying up.

For many tardigrades, this requires that they go through something called a tun state. They curl up into a ball, pulling their head and eight legs inside their body and wait until water returns. It’s thought that as water becomes scarce and tardigrades enter their tun state, they start synthesize special molecules, which fill the tardigrade’s cells to replace lost water by forming a matrix. 

Components of the cells that are sensitive to dryness, like DNA, proteins, and membranes, get trapped in this matrix. It’s thought that this keeps these molecules locked in position to stop them from unfolding, breaking apart, or fusing together. Once the organism is rehydrated, the matrix dissolves, leaving behind undamaged, functional cells.

Beyond dryness, tardigrades can also tolerate other extreme stresses: being frozen, heated up past the boiling point of water, high levels of radiation, and even the vacuum of outer space. This has led to some erroneous speculation that tardigrades are extraterrestrial beings.

While that’s fun to think about, scientific evidence places their origin firmly on Earth where they’ve evolved over time. In fact, this earthly evolution has given rise to over 1100 known species of tardigrades and there are probably many others yet to be discovered. And because tardigrades are so hardy, they exist just about everywhere. They live on every continent, including Antarctica. And they’re in diverse biomes including deserts, ice sheets, the sea fresh water, rainforests, and the highest mountain peaks. But you can find tardigrades in the most ordinary places, too, like moss or lichen found in yards, parks, and forests. All you need to find them is a little patience and a microscope.

Scientists are now to trying to find out whether tardigrades use the tun state, their anti-drying technique, to survive other stresses. If we can understand how they, and other creatures, stabilize their sensitive biological molecules, perhaps we could apply this knowledge to help us stabilize vaccines, or to develop stress-tolerant crops that can cope with Earth’s changing climate. 

And by studying how tardigrades survive prolonged exposure to the vacuum of outer space, scientists can generate clues about the environmental limits of life and how to safeguard astronauts. In the process, tardigrades could even help us answer a critical question: could life survive on planets much less hospitable than our own?

From the TED-Ed Lesson Meet the tardigrade, the toughest animal on Earth - Thomas Boothby

Animation by Boniato Studio

[aldilani]

Ku berkata : “ku lelaah” :(

Seorang teman : “Jangan lelah berbuat kebaikan Lan. Lelahmu akan hilang..tapi kebaikan yg kamu lakukan akan kekal”

^^

[anditslove]

“Sometimes you meet someone, and it just clicks, like all the rusty old machine parts suddenly start working. It is as if you are meant to meet this person, listen to their stories, and take a piece of them with you to your next destination. Or maybe they will be with you on your way or they will find a way to meet you there. But that moment you meet them, means everything. At that moment, things just make sense and you are alive. You are so alive. And in that moment you let go of the breath you’ve been holding in.”

— Ming D. Liu (via mingdliu)