I want a smart plug that turns on at sunrise. Not for lights. For my kettle. I want my tea to start boiling as the sky turns gold. No alarm. Just warmth. Just ritual. The moment the light hits my window, steam rises. I sit. I breathe. I begin. Technology, when used gently, can turn routine into reverence.
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A therapist once told me, "It's okay to not be okay." At first, I found it hard to accept, but over time, I've come to realize its truth. We all go through difficult times, and it's important to acknowledge and accept our feelings without judgment. This simple statement has been incredibly healing for my emotional well-being and has helped me develop a more compassionate attitude towards myself.
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While Eid al-Adha is widely known, its deeper meaning is often overlooked. Celebrated by Muslims worldwide, it commemorates Ibrahim’s willingness to sacrifice his son as an act of obedience to God. Families sacrifice animals like sheep or goats, sharing the meat with relatives and the poor. What makes it powerful is its emphasis on charity, humility, and community. Beyond rituals, it’s a moment of reflection on generosity and gratitude.
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