The siren's song : A story of worldly temptations and eternal consequences
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Aubaid Ahmad Akhoon
Contd from previous issue
These desires sing to us, promising that if we just follow their call, we will find satisfaction and peace. Yet, like the sailor in the story, many find themselves shipwrecked, their lives broken upon the rocks of disillusionment.
The old mariner, much like the wise elders, prophets, or spiritual teachers throughout history, serves as a guide in this tale. He has seen the dangers that lie ahead and offers advice based on experience.
But how often do we, like the young sailor, dismiss such wisdom as outdated or irrelevant? We believe that we are strong enough to resist, clever enough to navigate the waters, and smart enough to distinguish reality from illusion.
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Contd from previous issue
These desires sing to us, promising that if we just follow their call, we will find satisfaction and peace. Yet, like the sailor in the story, many find themselves shipwrecked, their lives broken upon the rocks of disillusionment.
The old mariner, much like the wise elders, prophets, or spiritual teachers throughout history, serves as a guide in this tale. He has seen the dangers that lie ahead and offers advice based on experience.
But how often do we, like the young sailor, dismiss such wisdom as outdated or irrelevant? We believe that we are strong enough to resist, clever enough to navigate the waters, and smart enough to distinguish reality from illusion.
(To be contd)