Let's try to imagine a specific memory in our lives that we hope will be a good one. For example, we are meeting with our friends, having a nice chat, playing games, having fun. At the beginning everything is great: Our favorite friends are with us, nice music

Bürhân I used to ask my aslime, my aslime was bürhân to me... Let me start by stating that the word bürhân means evidence and by giving a small salute to Niyazi-i Misri (Sufi, poet), the author of these profound sentences. One day everything is beautiful, another day we feel

The Anatomy of Not Moving from Knowledge to Action As usual, before I go deeper into the subject, I would like to start with a simple situation that I think we have all been through. This time we say we are definitely going to start exercising, and we really do,

What do we think of when we think of reality? Is it what we perceive? Or what we feel? If there is a difference between what happens in reality and what happens in our minds, in our perception, doesn't that detach us from the truth? For example, let&

Now I want you to think about the last person you helped. If you remember, think about this: "If that person didn't see you and didn't know it was you who helped them, would you still help them?" Let's take an example: