This passage from my math book many years ago that caught my eye I think articulates this thought process well. I got a "random hug" that day I still remember.
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A person walks past a wall with seemingly random holes in the wall and thinks nothing of it. Another person comes by and draws a target around each hole with each hole as a perfect bulls-eye and then marvels at the wall.
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A person walks past a wall with seemingly random holes in the wall and thinks nothing of it. Another person comes by and draws a target around each hole with each hole as a perfect bulls-eye and then marvels at the wall.
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It's about randomness and perspective. The perspective is something we choose. We can choose awe. I've recently thought about this choice as a muscle. The more it gets exercised the stronger it gets. And in turn the easier it gets to use.
We've heard the shahadat many times. There is one part I focused on the other day. Moula sits near the end without worry. He trusts 100%. Nothing is random. This is the ultimate example. The more that muscle gets exercised the closer we get to thinking nothing is random and trusting 100%. We get closer every single time.
Taher, how much closer is up to you.
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