Ekhlaa Hezaak | Yasser Hareb

One of us despairs of himself a lot, drowns in his failures, grieves for his condition, and then ends up lamenting his life while he is still in it. Overwhelming anxiety afflicts humanity, and despite the distractions, the means of entertainment, the diversity of sciences and knowledge and the ease of access to them, souls are still broken, frenzied, not knowing why, and for how long.
I searched a lot about the concept of happiness, and realized that it is not something we reach, it Not a stop on the road, but the journey itself. It is our ability to build our own worlds. When a train enters a dark tunnel, we keep thinking about when it will come out of it, and what is at the end of it. Whatever the answer, everything after that will surely be beautiful.
“It is said that” an astonishing sentence, opens the windows of the universe, and introduces us to a strange, interesting world, in which imagination becomes like light; It encircles us everywhere.
Before you return the book to its place or buy it, I hope you will read this story:
It is said that a man caught a bird and put it in a cage, and the bird said to him, "Sir, what will my meat do for you in exchange for beef?" And the sheep that you eat? It won't do you any good. Set me free and I'll teach you three tips that will change your life for the better. But I have a condition: that I tell you the first advice while I’m in your fist, and the second on the fence, and the third when I’m on the tree?” The man agreed and grabbed the bird in his fist, so the bird said: “The first advice, never believe the store.” The hunter released him, flew and settled over the fence and said: “The second advice, do not regret what is too late.” And when he landed on the tree, he wanted to test the hunter, and he said to him, “There is a precious jewel in my stomach. If I cut it open and took it out, I would be lucky and rich.” Then he said: “Then give me the third advice.” The bird replied: “Did I not tell you that you should never believe the impossible? How did you believe that there is a jewel in me?! Then I advised you not to regret what has passed, and despite that, you began to tear your clothes out of heartbreak.. Tell me, sir, what will the third advice benefit you?