The Paradox of our Time in history
We can list the Paradox of our Time in history as follows:
* We have taller buildings, but shorter patience.
* We have wider highways, but narrower perspectives.
* We spend more, but have less.
* We buy more, but enjoy less.
* We have bigger homes, but smaller families.
* We have more household supplies, but less time.
* We have more education,
"Sadelik, sabır, merhamet. Bu üçü senin en büyük hazinelerin." 
Lao Tzu
"Ne kadar ileri giderse, o kadar az şey bilir." Lao Tzu
"yetenekli bir asker şiddetli değildir, yetenekli bir savaşçı öfkelenmez, güçlü bir fatih savaşmaz, büyük bir komutan alçakgönüllü bir adamdır." Lao Tzu
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What is yours will come to you...
Everything waits for its time. Neither the rose blooms before its time nor the sun rises before its time. Have some patience. What is yours will come to you...
Her şey vaktini bekler. Ne gül vaktinden önce açar, ne de güneş vaktinden önce doğar. Biraz sabırlı olun. Senin olan sana gelecek
Lost On You
When you get older, plainer, saner
When you remember all the dancer we can from
Burning like embers, falling, tender
Long before the days of no surrender years ago
And well you know
Smoke them if you got them 'Cause it's going down
All l ever wanted was you
l'll never get the heaven
'Cause l don't know how
Let's
We live in a world where we want things immediately. But, all around us, Allah teaches us a profound lesson, again and again: everything is a process and takes time.
“Success is dependent upon patience.” {3:200}
