Self-Help

THE MILL, THE STONE, AND THE WATER by Philosopher Poet Rumi

All our desire is a grain of wheat,

Our whole personality is the milling-building.

But this mill grinds without knowing about it.

The millstone is your heavy body.

What makes the stone turn is your thought-river.

The stone says: I don’t know why we do all this,

but the river has knowledge!

If you ask the river, it says,

I don’t know why I flow.

All I know is that a human opened the gate!

And if you ask the person, he says:

All I know, oh gobbler of bread, is that if this stone

stops going around, there’ll be no bread for your

bread-soup!

All this grinding goes on, and no one has any

knowledge!

So just be quiet, and one day turn

to God, and say: “What is this about bread-making?”

 

(translated by Robert Bly)

Voiced by: Maratib Ali Shad

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Session – Wisdom – Age of Wisdom

Last Sunday, we had an insightful class session on ‘WISDOM and the age of Wisdom’. You can watch it. Please subscribe, comment and share it. Thanks

Content:

Five Ages of Civilisation’s Voice:

Hunter-gatherer Age – Bow and arrow

The Agricultural Age – Farm equipment

The Industrial Age – The factory

The information/Knowledge Worker Age – a Human being

The Age of Wisdom – a Compass, which signifies the power to choose our direction and purpose and obey natural laws or principles (magnetic north) that never change and that are universal, timeless, and self-evident.

Content:

1- Wisdom evolves with time

2- What makes a person wise?

3- How we can identify wisdom?

4- Different cultures have different wisdom

5- Greek Wisdom

6- Roman Wisdom

7- Hindu Wisdom

8- Wisdom of Jesus Christ

9- Jewish Wisdom

10- Islamic golden age

11- Prophet Muhammad Wisdom

12- Buddha wisdom

13- Western philosophy vs Easter philosophy

14- Science Vs religion

15- Wisdom Today

16-Wisdom and Wealth creation

17- What is personal wisdom

18- Consciousness

19- The Age of wisdom

20- The 8th Habit

21- Wisdom as solution of the problem

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