
farshad
@farshad-mahmoodi
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Last night, I found myself pondering a question: Does the devil really exist? Not from the perspective of religion, but from the standpoint of reason and the depths of the human soul.
I wonderedāperhaps the devil is not something external at all, but a hidden part within us. A silent, tempting voice that awakens when we falterāwhen weāre weakened by anger, greed, doubt, or despair.
Maybe the devil is that very moment we stray from love, truth, or fairness. Yet, it is in that same moment that awareness can shine through. Just as darkness cannot endure light, the darkness within us fades with self-awareness, kindness, and the power of choice.
Perhaps the greatest battle we face is not against the outside world, but within ourselvesāa struggle with the quiet voice that sometimes leads us away from who we truly are. 22 replies
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Is there any justice greater than death ?
Justice, in its essence, is a concept rooted in balance, righteousness,and the return of everything to its rightful place.
But death - universal , inevitable, and absolute
Could it not be considered the ultimate form of justice?
A justice that makes no distinction between the poor and the rich, the powerful and the weak, the oppressor and the oppressed.
Yet, on the other hand , some say that a justice greater than death is the moment when truth is revealed- when the veils are lifted and the soul comes face to face with the outcome of its life.
In that sense, death may not be the end of justice, but rather the beginning of true justice. 9 replies
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