farshad (farshad-mahmoodi)

The clock lies; time does not revolve in a circle, it runs along a straight line and never, ever returns. The idea of making a clock in the shape of a circle was a deceitful, trickster’s magic. The true clock is the hourglass; each moment shows you that a grain that has fallen will never come back. Time gone is gone, neither regret nor insistence can alter it. This endless line remains unaffected. And perhaps the very deceptions that bring us joy are sometimes more valuable than a hundred truths.

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Hello, everyone Wishes have no end; not because humans are greedy, but for the simple reason that they are alive. Some wishes are quiet and deeply personal; they take shape in the innermost layers of the heart, where only we know they exist. Wishes without names, yet with weight, like peace, like waking up one morning and feeling that existence is still worth it. There are also wishes that cross the boundary of “me,” growing so large that they can no longer belong to one person alone. Wishes that, if fulfilled, make the world a little more humane, cause people to hurt each other less, and prevent hope from becoming a worn-out word. We are defined by our wishes, not the ones we proclaim out loud, but those we carry in silence and move forward with every day, passing through fear, doubt, and resilience. Perhaps we will never reach all of our wishes, but the fact that some of them are meant for everyone means there is still something alive within us that refuses to experience happiness alone. And perhaps the true meaning of being human begins precisely here. @moonparis @rashedur @akash2539 @hircani200 @4050 @rosekeyes @perry22 @littleanjel @hazelramon @shahbazbaaz @hazel-skye

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In the world we live in, good and evil have always stood face to face, not just in the streets and borders, but within the human heart. We witness it every day: people who, in the name of power, and governments that, in the name of order, and wars that, in the name of peace, drag the innocent into darkness. This conflict is not even limited to the Earth; angels and demons are also witnesses to the same battle. But the truth is: the boundary between good and evil is neither in the sky nor in governments; this boundary runs through the human heart, and sometimes a single spark is enough to realize which side we stand on.

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Today, I want to share the lessons we can learn from nature: The tree teaches us that growth requires patience and time. The drops of water teach us that with persistence, we can overcome even the toughest challenges. The ocean teaches us that the bigger and deeper we are, the more humble and calm we become. The birds teach us not to rely on the branches, but to trust our own wings. The stars teach us that to shine, darkness is necessary. Spring and winter teach us that every beginning has an end, and nothing lasts forever, neither joy nor sorrow. The flowers teach us that it doesn’t matter how long we live; wherever we are, we should bring beauty and give people a good feeling. The wind teaches us that beautiful things cannot always be seen, they must be felt. The sun teaches us that no matter how long you’ve been in darkness, you will rise again.

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