لغير الله لن نركع
المــــــــ نائبة ـــــــــــــــدير
 الديانة : proud to be a muslim heart
 الجنسية : EGYPTIAN
عدد المساهمات : 1282
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تاريخ الميلاد : 22/04/1985
تاريخ التسجيل : 26/11/2010
الموقع : https://ja-jp.facebook.com/group.php?gid=104557382928997&ref=ts
 العمل/الترفيه : TEACHING CHILDREN
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 |  موضوع: purification of the soul طهارة الروح ونقاءها 2011-08-25, 12:37 am | |
| We regularly wash our hands before touching
food because our hands come in contact with so many objects that may
collect harmful germs from others touching the same objects. We wash our
clothes when they collect sweat and dirt from our own body and our
surroundings. We bathe and shower to keep our body clean. All these
cleanliness chores are intended to keep us in good physical health. What
about some chores to keep our minds clean and in good health? So many
things that we come in contact with can corrupt our minds. We may see a
person drawing satisfaction from hitting and humiliating another. It
leaves an impression on our mind and may later make us do the same
impulsively. We see people achieve success through lying and cheating,
and our mind may perceive it as an acceptable behavior particularly if
these cheaters and liars are being bandied around as role models. A
child may go through abuse from parents considered respectable in
society and on growing up may engage in the same dysfunctional behavior.
Both eyesight and hearing are indispensable
for human learning and development. They can propel us to unimagined
heights of human excellence. However, we must learn to use them
properly. Otherwise what we see and hear can also corrupt our mind and
degenerate us into the lowest abyss of human existence.
How do we purify ourselves from the
corrupting influences around us? We need to reflect on what we see and
hear and to separate them into experiences that are desirable form of
behavior and those that are undesirable in the light of some guiding
principles. We may call it the exercise of the mind, and similar to
other forms of exercise, the exercise of the mind requires regime and
regularity
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