I never tried Effexor, Kazmierczak.
But the devil inside me loves vanity
And a frozen bubble which no one can see
Only the weirdests enter the forest of obscure winters
.
Did you miss the land between two equinoxes?
Where living a thousand days equals living a thousand years
Ah, I don't need the one coming after the twilight of the idols
We can never be Hyberboreans
Tell Nietzche
I want to root in the one said yes to life
Even in the rare and exquisite treasures of Moorish life
The Opposing Forces
Psychologically speaking, every person has two forces at work within him or her. One is the “driving force”, which pushes him towards some actions, and the other is the “restraining force”, which holds him back from others.
Patience essentially harnesses the driving
force to push us towards good things, and the restraining force to hold
us back from actions that may be harmful to ourselves or others.
Some people have strong patience when it comes to doing
what is good for them, but their patience is weak with regard to
restraint from harmful actions, so we may find that a person has enough
patience to perform acts of worship (Salah, Shaum, Hajj) but has no
patience in controlling himself and refraining from following his whims
and desires, and in this way he may commit haram deeds.
Conversely, some people may have strong patience in abstaining from forbidden deeds, but their patience in obeying commandments and performing ‘ibadah is too weak. Some people have no patience in either case!
And, needless to say, the best people are those who possess both types of patience.
[From the book Patience and Gratitude, Ibn Qayyim al-Jawziyyah]
Ada yang butuh bantuan di alam kubur nanti?
http://eramuslim.com/ustadz/hds/8201054327-adakah-situs-hadits-onlin e.htm
It might as well be my fault
It could be that I haven't helped you enough
Could be that I haven't supported you enough
Could be that I haven't prayed for you enough
Who knows?
And these might be rainy days
But I hope they will pass without thin tempers
So, here
Let me present
Abstaining from chocolate mission started -
Day #1
“And (remember) Ayyūb, when he cried to his Lord, ‘Truly distress has seized me...’ ” (21:83)
What is it with tears
and why am I so attracted to them lately?
God,
I bear witness to my fatuity
I might question paragon of humanity
might not believe in an abyss of obscure universe stretching to eternity
might second Aristotle that pleasure is not a good in itself as by its nature is incomplete, and that genuine happiness lies in action that leads to virtue
might never have anything, hence nothing to lose
yet I might not wish the highest level of heavens -
should You not be pleased with me.
But Rabb,
for how vivid the scarlet glow of sunset could be,
however it's never due to shame that it turns crimson,
for a man shall against himself be an eye-witness,
however he may veil himself in excuses -
please do not let us fight to lose.
And look, meadow.
Look with pristine eyes of head and heart
That in this tiny, bantam, fiddling, ephemeral microcosm
I have not lost faith in those fields of gold.
In what, in which you've been helping me to see
Them growing in solar beams.
Soaring towards gracious sun.
As if image of serenity is
planting letters in a garden full of yellow daisies
in seemingly forever spring.
(and then again -
doesn't forever last longer than this life,
and the life after lasts longer than forever?)
So here,
let me bear witness of my obstinacy
That neither you, neither me
are battling to fail
By His mercy.
That maybe even when my world comes to fall apart
I never want yours to
That I might not be a good enough protector
But this might be one of those days
when it comes to me in a spate of falling rain
That
I want Him to love you
more than I want Him to love me
.
Always a showman, Jobs unwound the string on a standard-sized manila office envelop and slid out the ultra-thin MacBook Air to coos and peals of laughter from fans at the conference. He took the wraps off the MacBook Air laptop and touted it as "the world's thinnest notebook." It's 0.76 inch thick at its thickest point and is just 0.16 inch thick at its thinnest point.....
"Ultra unlike anything else"??
What a twist :P
Anyway, Jobs missed one word there.
It should ("or should not?" - argue those marketers :P) have been:
"The world's thinnest notebook.... today".
The thinnest notebook ever recorded in history was 1998's Mitsubishi Pedion.
That was - seriously - 0.7244 inches thick.
(or should I say.... "thin"? :D)
the weirdest patience.
Gospodaru naš, podari nam u ženama našim i djeci našoj radost i učini da se čestiti na nas ugledaju...
Feeling like
bouncing
Alhamdulillah
:)
