Positivity
Submitted by Maulana Wahidud... on Mon, 04/06/2015 - 12:48Even in unpleasant situations we must maintain our positive approach and inculcate the virtue of patience.
Even in unpleasant situations we must maintain our positive approach and inculcate the virtue of patience.
When the development of any event is not to our liking, we must maintain normalcy and patiently wait for the future. We must adopt the policy of ‘wait and watch’ and refrain from jumping to conclusions.
One must exercise restraint before commenting on any issue. We must never form an opinion without proper verification of facts.
In our daily life, when we face any difficult situation, we must try to manage it. Instead of protesting and complaining about the problems, we have to learn to manage them.
On facing difficulty, one must endure and wait for solutions to gradually appear.
A polite and respectful conversation has a positive impact on the listener. But a hard-hitting negative remark is never forgotten by the hearer. Thus, we create friends and foes with our use of speech.
There is always a good person hidden inside a bad person. Try to find this hidden person and you will not have to complain against anyone.
It is unwise to waste and idle away your time. It is a waste of your life to spend your time on useless things. You should use your time on things that will benefit you in the true sense.
Patience is not inaction. Patience is the virtue needed for systematic, planned action.
The only solution to complaints is not to take them seriously. They should simply be forgotten. In the event of a complaint against someone, there’s no need for you to investigate it or to remember it. You must forget it—and you should do this on a unilateral basis.