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لہذا کسی کو تکلیف دینے سے پہلے یہ ضرور سوچنا ۔۔۔کہ کل کو اسی شدت کی تکلیف جب تم پر آئیگی ۔۔تو خود برادشت کرسکوگے ؟ ۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔ زندگی کا فلسفہ اور انسانی نفسیات سمجھنے کیلئے ہمارا پیج فالو کرے ۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔ آپ اپنے مسائل کھل کر میرےساتھ شئیرکرسکتےہیں.کیونکہ میراتعلق شعبہ نفسیات سے ہے. کبھی کبھار لوگ مسائل سے باہر نکلنا چاہتا ہے، لیکن انہیں نکلنے کی راہ نظر نہیں آتی ۔ ہم لوگوں کو مسائل کے بھنور سے نکلنے میں مدد فراہم کرتے ہیں۔۔. ..................................................................................... ..................................................................................... #نفسیات #pakistan #pakistanipeople  #pakistani  #lahori  #lahore #islamabad #karachi #quetta #peshawar #faisalabad #gujrat #gujranwala #rawalpendi #urdu #urduadab #psychologyfacts #urdupoetry  #urduqoutes #ucp #umt #uog #uol #ypa #usa #lums https://www.instagram.com/p/B4Kty30lslw/?igshid=1byqneiik9ut0

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Don't Do These 6 Things on this 14 August

You might have read unique to-do things for independence day, but only a few people talk about the Dont's. We appreciate the patriotism of Pakistani people, and we know they do lots of things for a 14 August celebration, but we need to pay attention to those things as well that we should avoid on this occasion. We use to saw numerous gatherings, dinners, lighting, apparel brand sales for raising the patriotism of people, and much more things in the accordance to this occasion.  Many of you take a pledge to sacrifice their lives for the country and for the betterment of Pakistan which is a good thing, and we should encourage such people. This is a good act I believe, but we shouldn't be active for the single day. Everyone must keep on doing different things after this as well. There are so many things on which we don't talk, and that must avoid this at any cost. Check it out what are those specific prohibited acts, and we should educate our society to prevent these useless things.

Don't use Western Dress Codes Well, this is good to follow a right dress code for every people on 14 August day, but people are the bit over with their fashion sense. You might have seen girls especially wearing off shoulder shirts with the Pakistani flag printed in the middle and also wearing torn white jeans and using other western dressing codes for this day. Let me emphasize one thing here Pakistani culture is beyond the dressing of the west. We should use the exact Pakistani dress code for every event which is a shalwar kameez. Every Pakistani male or female must remember the Pakistani values for which our elders fought for several years. Avoid using western codes, make sure boys are wearing shalwar kameez and girls can do a combination of frocks, shalwar kameez, kurtas and such other outfits that shouldn't hurt our true sentiments.

Don't Decorate Home with Paper Flags When you were a kid, you might have seen people decorating their homes with paper flags, and this ritual is so common until today. With a light breeze, you see these flags falling on the ground which is genuinely a bad thing. It is against the actual norms of a civilized nation. If we can't give respect to the flag then how can we say we would take care of minorities or majorities and make it a prosperous country. Without this, we can't prove ourselves as a civilized nation. If you want to show your patriotism to other people, then one thing you can do is to hoist a flag on the roof.

Don't Waste Money Over Luxurious Parties We value your spirit, but unfortunately, people lose lots of money over the expensive decorations and extravagant independence parties that don't leave a great impression on the whole nation. It's highly recommended to do a charity on 14 August rather than wasting money over the extravagances. There are lots of people in our country who have no shelter, and they are looking for their basic needs. Being a member of the civilized nation, we must think of such individuals and encourage our friends to do the same as well.

Don't Limit Your Patriotism to a Single Selfie Well, the internet is flooded with such selfies and pictures that are taken by random people. Do you know what they do early morning? They may wake up around mid of the day, and after wearing a particular dress, they take a selfie to show their so-called patriotism to the world. This is not a right thing that we are teaching to our youngsters, and you might haven't seen your elders doing this. We are living in digital media, and with the advancement of technology, everyone has limited their love for the country to just a selfie or any public appearance. Wherever they go, they must show off over the social media on how they are celebrating the day with family and friends, but this is not an actual purpose of celebrations.

Don't Throw Garbage like Your Routine Day 14 August is the public holiday, and like other routines, we throw garbage in the street without noticing the importance of the day. We must keep our home and surroundings clean especially on this day. Do it yourself rather than waiting for a sweeper. Put trash in a dustbin, and we shouldn't practice this thing for a day but do it for rest of the 364 days as well.

Don't miss the Sunrise of 14 August Many of you have already planned to sleep a whole day on this public holiday, and if you got two consecutive holidays near a weekend, then you are the luckiest Pakistani who have consecutive holidays. It is not appreciatable for everyone to arise in the mid of the day and then start planning for the remaining day. I believe this is a day when we shouldn't miss the sunrise. This one is the best patriotic feeling when we offer Fajar prayer and thank Allah through Shukranay K Nawafil for the independent piece of land on which we are living proudly. Get up early on this day and instruct your kids for doing the same.

These are some donts that we believe should be known to everyone. If you people won't pay attention to this then what would you teach your kids? We should make an example in front of the kids who are the future of Pakistan. They must know about the importance and the sacrifices that gave by our elders for an independent land. Have a prosperous and joyous 14 august day :) Read the full article

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What PAkistani People And Media Think About India (Must Watch)

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The Beauty of Ignorance

           The average man has a penchant for staring down the social services that other peoples of the world enjoy without giving a thought as to how they got them. Conversation about expats and foreign Pakistanis will most likely be filled with “where I live healthcare is free” and “I could get arrested for attempting to bribe a police officer.” Often ones from more liberal countries will even brag about the check they get sent home every month as a result of having children. This is a result of the poorer, less educated masses looking for comfort rather than growth.

           The understanding of the government as a type of Hercules that will wrestle resources out of the grasp of either Indians, the West or Baluchi Sardars is outdated, and in truth, was never in style amongst the rational thinking peoples of the world. It is that same mentality that fruits itself in the desire for government and corporate jobs with pensions rather than the burning desire for innovation that turns peripheral states and poor people into powerhouses overnight.

           What must be understood by the masses and policy-makers about government is that it is a mere allocator of resources: it is not a creator of them. When resources, or simply money, is plentiful on average and it is not distributed correctly, it is the peoples’ duty to take to the streets and demand benefits. When the people themselves are not owning enough resources for the government to allocate, a trip to the mirror must be taken.

           There are governance policies that might fix this, but most of this fix-up is dependent upon the mentality and will power of the average person.

           Consider this: before the industrial revolution the United States was on the edges of global power; they possessed almost none. Because of libertarian policies, decentralized government and the inertia of the entrepreneurial spirit, they are undoubtedly the strongest state actor in the world. Pakistan can, and should, learn from this.

           Instead, we cook up elaborate conspiracy theories about how we are pawns in the power game, and at the mercy of the player who is the United States. We surrender our power to a superiority complex that is the shroud of hidden post-colonial inferiority without understand why we are here and how we can get further.

           Government regulation in business that creates true value in Pakistan is high: the corporate tax rate is 35%. This means that if an individual starts a profitable company that truly improves the lives of people, has an entrepreneurial bent and creates growth, they will have to pay 35,000 out of every 1,00,000 in profit. This is outrageous and is definitely one of the reasons foreign investors tend to stay out of the country. Business in all sectors and from people of all paths in Pakistan should be encouraged, and even subsidized if it gives Pakistan a chance to be a global leader in the industry.

           Capital gains, which around the world are taxed at higher rates than corporate income taxes, start at 0% and go up 17.50% in Pakistan, just half of the latter. This means that someone who is profiting from a “housing scheme ka plot le te he aur double he jai ga” mentality that doesn’t create jobs or value for larger society is paying at most half of what the job creating businessman is paying.

           The plot that is bought also does not create consistent income and is solely based on speculation. It is one of the many atrocities that rationale sees, along with our strong desire for gold and our fixation on its rates. As the great investor Warren Buffett (who has never had an unprofitable year) said about gold and other non-income producing assets in an interview: I wouldn’t come near it.

           We must understand that the good of the collective can be attained through capitalism, and with it bring more income for the individual, both short-term and long. We must create policies to inspire capitalism, and once successful in doing so, turn our interests towards the correct taxation of it.

           It must also be comprehended that the leaders are not only the best of a people, they are a reflection of it. For a corrupt elite class to represent 180 million people says less about the individual people themselves, but says lengths about a country, a nation. The furthering of the self from intersections of blame and further to finding scapegoats is an age-old practice that has never benefitted anyone. The weight of self-responsibility must be a burden to carry amongst every citizen of the state, and it must be one that veers the self towards truth and enlightenment rather than the shifting of that blame to a collective society where it cannot be acted upon. The burden must be embraced and self-responsibility taken to correct the nation.

           The beauty of ignorance is a mirage that results in the tragedies of nations.