وجدان

ليس عليك سوى أن تنظر إلى الجَمَال

[yaarab1]

[i8ra2-ketabk]

[humansofnewyork]

“I met my wife when I was seventeen. I didn’t want to tell her about my schizophrenia. At the time, she liked another guy who had no issues and I didn’t want to ruin my chances. I hid the disease for a long time after we married. I would always find explanations for my strange behavior. I’d make up stories to explain my violent outbursts at work. But it got to be too much. By the time I admitted my disease, it was too late. She got a restraining order a year ago. I had an outburst and I hit her. She has forgiven me for the sake of our children, but they don’t live with me anymore. I’m on five strong medications now. I still have some difficulty controlling the pace of my thoughts. Some thoughts will begin before others end. It’s like my mind is divided. It can be tough to keep both feet in reality. But I don’t want any more problems. I’ve detached myself from everyone. I don’t speak at work. I spend my time alone. It’s my only way to live a normal life.” (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)

[humansofnewyork]

“I can get a bit insecure about my health condition. In the beginning I was worried that I wouldn’t be able to give her everything she needs. Because I can’t lift her. I can’t run after her. It takes me longer to do things, so I thought she might get frustrated with me. But none of those worries came true. She’s perfectly fine with our reality. She’s very patient. When we get out of the car, she knows that the wheelchair goes first, then Daddy, then Mommy, then Olga. She’s very happy sitting on my lap. And she loves to lie in bed with us. She even tries to help me. In the house I don’t use my wheelchair because I can walk while holding onto my husband’s shoulders. Olga saw us doing this recently, and she came up behind me and tried to help by pushing my legs.” (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)

[she-is-from-bosnia]

[chocolate-w]

[sarah--adel]

الراحة الحقيقية هي أن تجد شيئًا يستحق أن تبذل فيه مجهودًا

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[mjdal7arbi]

إنّ سخطَك المتكرر على العَالم، لن يجعله يخضع لمراضاتك.

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[t3lam]

طلب العلم من أفضل الحسنات، والحسنات يُذهبن السيئات، فجدير أن يكون طلب العلم ابتغاء وجه الله يُكفّر مامضى من السيئات.

ابن القيم رحمه الله (via t3lam)

[poems-and-words]

Book of the week: Delirium by Lauren Oliver

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[writerswritecompany]

Find out more about the author here

[eshraqat-haniyn]

[defineyourgrind]

[poems-and-words]

Book of the day: Three Wishes by Liane Moriarty

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[fyp-philosophy]

Stay close to anything that makes you glad you are alive.

Hafiz  (via fyp-philosophy)

[zaizafon90]

كلنا وحيد منفرد .. كلنا سر خفي .. كلنا محجوب بألف نقاب ونقاب .. وما الفرق بين مستوحد ومستوحد .. سوى أن الأول يتكلم عن وحدته والثاني يظل صامتاً .. وقد يكون في الكلام بعض الراحة .. وقد يكون في الصمت بعض الفضيلة ..

[culturenlifestyle]

Artist Valeria Prieto Composes Beautiful Illustrations on Fallen Autumn Leaves

Inspired by autumn’s fallen leaves, Iowa based artist Valeria Prieto has composed a collection of drawings on dry leaves. She confesses to Bored Panda: “Since childhood, I am in love with nature and I love to keep nature pressed in books. This time I wanted to go beyond, when I was walking around the new neighborhood I found so many big leaves, so I started to collect leaves during autumn, and suddenly I started to paint on them.

I work with acrylics and ink on the dry leaves.

I love the idea of keeping nature as art and preserve nature giving it a second chance to live.”

You can find her entire collection in her Etsy shop.

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[adab3arabi]

هناك ألف سبب لتذهب، ولكنك تبقى لأجل سبب وحيد لا تفهمه.

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