
farshad
@farshad-mahmoodi
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Some people are like a work of art- authentic, valuable, unrepeatable and beautiful.
If I’m guessing right, someone just came to your mind.
And if you’re really lucky, maybe more than one.
Let me tell you something:
If someone crossed your mind, tell them right now, without hesitation, how much they mean to you. They’re like a painting you never get tired of looking at, and every time you think of them, a soft smile gently appears on your lips.
People don’t stay forever, but the goodness they leave behind is etched into your heart forever.
So cherish these people, because the ones who are like a true work of art can never be repeated
And no one else can ever take their place. 14 replies
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Today, I want us to look at the world through a lens that most of us are blessed to have a lens so close to us that we sometimes forget to appreciate this divine gift.
Yes… our eyes 👀
You might not believe it, but once I decided to spend an entire day blindfolded.
In just the first few hours, the world turned dark and unfamiliar.
The thought of not being able to see the faces of my loved ones anymore, not watching the films I eagerly look forward to, not being able to do simple daily tasks or even drive- was terrifying.
Eyes never lie, even when words do.
And interestingly, our eyes don’t freeze, even in minus 40 degrees celsius!
That’s thanks to the rich network of blood vessels and the tear fluid, which isn’t just water. Tears contain electrolytes (like sodium and potassium) and proteins that lower the freezing point, acting like a natural antifreeze.
This astonishing organ allows us to perceive the world in all its colors,faces and beauty. 12 replies
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I planted these poplar trees with my own hands- back when they were nothing more than small, fragile saplings.
With love, patience and hope, I cared for them… until today, when they stand tall and strong, their roots deep in the soil.
You might be surprised, but I talk to the trees.🌳
Sometimes I speak of nature, sometimes of existence and sometimes of the dreams I hold in my heart- of the things I wish to see happen.
True, they don’t reply. But in their silence, there is something hidden…
A quiet whisper, a wordless message that only hearts familiar with stillness can hear.
It’s as if trees are a bridge between earth and sky- silent, yet alive.
Being whose mere presence brings peace, without ever saying a word. 14 replies
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How important are dreams?
Do you remember the dreams of your childhood? The ones that were simple yet bold, full of wonder and imagination. Dreams so fearless that we believed in them without doubt, without fear of judgment or failure. Whenever I think of those times, I feel a lightness in my soul- a kind of weightless joy that only lives in the world of dreams.
Dreams aren’t just fantasies; they are reflections of our deepest desires to grow, explore and give meaning to life.
Respecting our dreams means listening to that quiet voice within,even when the world around us prefers silence.
Dreams are like lanterns guiding us through the darkness. And if we take them seriously, they don’t just lead us to a destination-they transform us along the way,helping us become fuller,braver and more conscious versions of ourselves. So let’s allow our dreams to live on-despite the fears,despite the limits-because perhaps within them, well find our truest selves. 11 replies
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My deep love for trees and plants goes back many years, but I came across two truly remarkable plants:
The virginia creeper and the red maple. The red maple, with its striking crimson hue, stands out like a flame among the greenery, drawing every eye with its vivid presence. On the other hand, the Virginia creeper, with its elegant climbing habit, only needs to find a single point to begin- once it does, it climbs steadily and gracefully, as if nothing can stop its upward journey. These two plants, each in their own way, symbolize beauty, resilience and the deep connection we share with nature. 9 replies
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In the northern regions of the country, everything grows with ease, the soil is so fertile and blessed that life itself seems to spring from within it. Every seed planted here is nurtured by nature’s gentle touch, flourishing into fullness,a true and unparalleled blessing.
In this small yet vibrant garden, the lettuces with their fresh, green leaves bring to mind the crispness of morning, the zucchini’s grow silently, as if whispering a tale from the heart of the earth. The broad beans, with their full and proud pods, stand as a symbol of the soil’s generosity. And the roses, with their delicate blossoms and enchanting fragrance, scatter beauty and love among the greenery. Here, every corner holds a story, and every plant is a smile born of nature’s embrace. 10 replies
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Travel offers countless benefits
From its deep impact on our soul and mind, to witnessing places we’ve never seen before, from meeting new friends and experiencing diverse cultures.
To those moments when, standing in the heart of nature or amidst the bustle of an unfamiliar city, we feel truly alive.
Travel opens the mind, enriches the heart, and teaches us that the world, with all its vastness, is both beautiful and deeply connected.
Perhaps nothing brings us closer to our true selves than travel, for with every step, we rediscover a piece of who we are. 14 replies
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