Sayed Asghar Hashimi
Writer: Sayid Asghar Hashimi
Translate: Tahir Sahibzada
Never consider the physical shape or exterior of the human, instead, study his inner (thoughts, ideas, manners and morals). Those who prefer the exterior or appearance of human are always mistaken in describing people, and those who prefer the inner of humans are most often careful in describing and recognizing people.
Sometimes, I see, people weigh out their weights to know if their weights are increased or decreased. The growth and lose of weight is related to the human body, whether, if the weight is less or more, it doesn’t cause any trouble about personality. This is not the actual weight of the human. If people want to know about their main and real weight, they should weigh out and measure their thoughts, then count with themselves.
The look and appearance of man is, actually, his exterior. Thoughts, ethics and morals are pertaining to the inner of man. Therefore, inner is the better explainer of human being not his appearance. Most people in our community look and prefer physical beauty, so they are engaged of making their physical beauty, but they are completely unaware of their inners. This is the point that their inners are defective.
Money, property, tall buildings, expensive cars and cloths are not worthy for human if their thoughts are worthless and useless. Einstein says” do not shame for your old cloths, but shame for your old thoughts”. In reality, poor people with wise thoughts are more often better than some of the legislators (parliament members) whose thoughts are vain and worthless.
Thoughts and feelings are better than physical power. So, it is better to focus on them, not on your body power. People of other states and nations measure everything through their thoughts, and pride on those, whose thoughts are big, but not on those whose bodies are big.
If a person is having 100 kg of weight, but doesn’t have feelings and thoughts like a human being then what does his physical weight mean?
Judge your thoughts, not your weights.
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