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Our religion teaches us that contentment is not passive surrender, It is the peace that fills the heart when it trusts what Allah has written, While the soul keeps striving, and the mind remains certain that what is with Allah is always the best , Even when the path feels unclear and life feels heavy with unanswered questions. The more I study psychology, the more I’m convinced that our religion had already taught us these truths. Carl Rogers, one of the pioneers of psychology, called this the Existential Lifestyle: To live each moment as it is, with complete honesty, Without deceiving yourself by sugarcoating reality, Or painting the present to match the image you wish to see of yourself. Contentment doesn’t mean giving up or settling for less, It’s the clarity that helps you see things as they truly are, not as you want them to be. It’s the freedom that allows you to choose, to move, and to shape your reality with open eyes. A heart that is content with awareness never stops striving, And a soul that surrenders to Allah’s wisdom never stops praying for guidance toward what is best. This is the balance our faith teaches us: To surrender without being defeated, To be content without becoming stagnant, To trust that what passed you by was never meant for you, And what is written for you will find its way to you , in its time, by Allah’s will. ديننا علّمنى إن الرضا مش معناه إنك تسيب نفسك وتقول خلاص قدرى كده، لا… الرضا هو سلام القلب لما يصدق إن اللى ربنا كاتبه خير، حتى لو أنا مش فاهمة دلوقتي. هو إن قلبى يطمن، ونفسى تفضل تسعى، وعقلى يفضل متأكد إن ما عند الله خير، حتى لو الطريق قدامى مش واضح، والحياة مليانة أسئلة مش لاقية لها رد. وكل مرة أقرأ أكتر فى علم النفس، ألاقي إن دينا سبق الكل وعرفنا المعنى ده . كارل روجرز، واحد من أكبر رواد علم النفس، سماها أسلوب الحياة الوجودى: إنك تعيش اللحظة زى ما هى، بصدق… من غير ما تضحك على نفسك وتجمّل الواقع عشان يريحك، ولا تلوّن الحاضر عشان يطمن صورتك عن نفسك. الرضا مش معناه إنك تتنازل أو ترضى بالقليل، الرضا هو البصيرة… تشوف الحاجة على حقيقتها مش على قد أمانيك. هو الحرية اللى تخليك تختار وتتحرك وتشكل حياتك وإنت واعى. القلب اللى راضى بوعى عمره ما بيبطل يسعى، والروح اللى مسلّمة أمرها لله عمرها ما بتبطل تدعى: يا رب دلّنى على الخير… وخد بإيدى. وده التوازن اللى ديننا علموا لنا: أسلّم بس ما أستسلمش، أرضى بس ما أركنش، وأفضل مصدّقة إن اللى راح مش كان ليه، واللى ليه… هييجى، فى وقته، بقدر ربنا ولطفه.”

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Bonjour à tous ! Alors aujourd'hui comme sujet la communication. Avec Dieu. Et Notre Dame, les saints et les anges. Certains arrivent à passer par la voie directe du coeur. Nous sommes tous créés avec cette envie, se connecter à Dieu, notre source d'origine. Et c'est comme si nous nous promenions avec un système de communication, une sorte de téléphone portable. Je pense au niveau du plexus solaire, du coeur. C'est un centre énergétique. Toujours est il que nous sommes équipés naturellement. Certains se contactent facilement avec le divin. Pour d'autres, c'est plus compliqué. Evidemment, certains humains ne croient pas en Lui, alors ils n'essaient pas. Mais pourtant, même les athées reçoivent parfois des messages, peut être en regardant un paysage, un de ces instants de grâce, où la nature nous permet cela. C'est parce que l'équipement ils l'ont toujours. C'est juste qu'ils ont oublié leur origine, le problème du "voile" entre la réalité dense et la réalité supérieure. Ils sont dans la densité, sont matérialistes, c'est comme ça. Mais la Vérité supérieure est insistante et tente souvent de les éveiller, disant "regarde en Haut". Donc, il y a deux méthodes de connexion : la méditation, et la prière. La méditation est silencieuse, passe par le calme, et le chemin du coeur et de l'âme. Paisible. La prière peut être chantée, dite, et elle utilise les mots, elle vibre. La plus connue est bien sûr le Notre Père. C'est simple et précis, une prière qui parle d'abord de ce qui est en Haut, puis qui parle de la terre. D'abord Dieu : Notre Père qui êtes aux Cieux, que Votre Nom soit sanctifié, Que votre Règne vienne, que votre Volonté soit faite sur la terre comme au ciel Puis la terre : Donnez nous aujourd'hui notre pain de ce jour, Puis notre conduite personnelle : pardonnez nous nos offenses comme nous pardonnons aussi à ceux qui nous ont offensé Et notre demande de protection par Lui : Et ne laissez pas entrer en tentation, mais délivrez nous du mal Amen Voilà, très belle prière, que Dieu vous bénisse, que vous méditiez ou que vous parliez ou chantiez, amen !

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"The tongue can speak life or death," warns Proverbs 18:21. But before our tongues even move, our hearts have already passed judgment. Let me tell you about Bob and the day he learned just how deadly wrong our rush to judgment can be. Picture a sixth-grade classroom, anxiety thick in the air on presentation day. Bob stands there, sweating, watching the classroom door. His teammate James is nowhere to be seen. The clock ticks. Other groups present. Still no James. Bob's blood begins to boil, his young mind already writing a story of betrayal and laziness. "He doesn't care about anyone but himself!" The words burst out of him like venom, his voice cracking with anger and fear of a failing grade. Oh, how the Book of James haunts us here: "Everyone should be quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to become angry" (James 1:19). But Bob, like most of us, was doing exactly the opposite. The truth, when it came, hit like a sledgehammer to the chest: James's father had died suddenly the night before, his heart giving out without warning. While Bob had been rehearsing his presentation, James had been watching paramedics try to restart his dad's heart. Solomon's wisdom cuts deep here: "The first to present their case seems right, until another comes forward and questions them" (Proverbs 18:17). How often do we, like Bob, build entire courtrooms in our minds, acting as judge, jury, and executioner, all based on the flimsiest evidence? The Apostle Paul writes that "Love believes all things" (1 Corinthians 13:7), but we're often too busy believing the worst. We're masters at constructing elaborate theories about others' motivations, while remaining blissfully blind to our own heart's darker corners. As Jesus said, we're experts at spotting specks in others' eyes while ignoring the logs in our own (Matthew 7:3). Think about it: While Bob was raging about James's supposed selfishness, who was really being selfish? While he was condemning James's apparent lack of consideration, whose heart was truly lacking in understanding? Proverbs 18:2 hits the nail on the head: "A fool takes no pleasure in understanding, but only in expressing his opinion." The Hebrew word for "opinion" here is 'leb' – meaning heart or inner person. It's not just about what we say; it's about the snap judgments our hearts make before our mouths even open. The remedy? Proverbs 18:15 lights the way: "An intelligent heart acquires knowledge, and the ear of the wise seeks knowledge." Notice the active verbs here – acquires, seeks. Understanding doesn't just happen; we have to chase it down. We must silence that inner voice always ready with a verdict and instead ask, "What don't I know yet?" Decades later, Bob still carries this lesson like a scar. It's a reminder that every time we jump to conclusions, we're not just risking being wrong – we're risking being cruel. We're forgetting that behind every unexplained absence, every unanswered text, every perceived slight, there's a human story we might not understand. And isn't this the heart of God's grace? That He, who knows everything about us – every dark thought, every selfish moment – still chooses to lead with mercy? "The Lord is compassionate and gracious, slow to anger, abounding in love" (Psalm 103:8). Perhaps it's time we followed His example. Jesus reminded us, "Do not judge, or you too will be judged. For in the same way you judge others, you will be judged" (Matthew 7:1-2). Bob learned this truth the hard way, in a middle school classroom, waiting for a friend who had a reason he could never have imagined. May we all learn it more gently, but learn it just the same. Dear God, I'm sitting here, thinking about how quick I am to play judge and jury in other people's stories. You know me - always ready with my verdict before I've heard half the evidence. (And let's be honest, I'm not exactly Supreme Court material.) That verse from Proverbs keeps echoing in my mind - about intelligent hearts acquiring knowledge. Mine's more like a social media feed of hot takes most days. I'm working on that, though. Or at least, I'm trying to let You work on that in me. Remember that time in Scripture when You told Samuel that You see straight through to the heart while we're all stuck judging the window dressing? Yeah, that hit home. Because here I am, still jumping to conclusions faster than a cat chasing a laser pointer. Still thinking I've got everyone figured out when I can barely figure out myself some days. Lord, I need Your kind of grace - that patience that runs deeper than the ocean. That love that keeps showing up even when You know exactly what I'm like (and let's face it, You've got quite the highlight reel of my not-so-finest moments). Teach me to be "slow to anger" like You, because right now I'm more "quick to tweet." Search my heart, God. Not just the Instagram version I show to everyone else, but the real deal - the messy, judgmental, sometimes-petty thing that it is. Clean it up. Remake it. Turn it into something that looks a bit more like Yours. And while You're at it, could You maybe upgrade my understanding software? I could use the premium version - You know, the one with extra wisdom and a built-in pause button for when I'm about to say something I shouldn't. Keep me on Your path. Even when I try to take shortcuts. Especially when I try to take shortcuts. And God? Thanks for not judging me the way I sometimes judge others. That's the kind of grace I want to learn to give. Lord, search me and know my heart. See if there be any wicked way in me. Save me from my foolish heart. Create in me a clean heart. Open my heart to You and Your Word. Turn my heart to You. Don’t let any sin rule me. Give me Your understanding. Teach me Your statutes. Lead me on the right path. So be it!

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